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Carcinogenic omponents in cigarette smoking
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon
Tar
Benzopyrene
Nitrosamine
Only protective mehanism aainst Mercury poisoning
Intracellular Glutathione
Gastric Ulcer and Squamous Cell CA ulcer as a complication of burn injury
Gastric - Curling Ulcer
Squamous Cell CA - Marjolin ulcer (overturned burn edges)
Keshan Disease
Selenium deficiency
aka Endemic Cardiomyopathy
Acrodermatitis enterooathica
Zinc deficiency
Normal capillary pressure
Venous 12mmHg
Capillary 20mmHg
Arteriole 32mmHg
To prevent Seroma formation in a graft
Mesh
MC site of Necrotizing Tissue Infection
Perineum
Ext genitalia
Abdominal wall
Definitve managemnt of Necrotizing Tissue Infection
Debridement
Granulomatous suppuratice bacterial infection. Present as nodules forming draining tracts following tooth odontogenic procedures.
Actinomycosis
+ sulfur granules
Necrotic lesions, rapidly enlarging. ‘harbringer of Bad Nees’
Associated (50%) with underlying disease
Pyoderma gangrenosum
Congenital nevi with ‘swimming trunk’ distribution
Haiy Cell Nevi
MC soft tissue tumor
Lipoma
Type of Basal Cell CA that metastasizes distally
Basosquamous BCC
-mimics SCCA mets
MC type of basal Cell CA
Nodulocystic
Noduloulcerative
SCCA type om the neck, hands, face of elderly
Lentigo Maligna
- best prognosis
Trendelenburg sign
Gluteus medius - weak thigh abduction
‘waddling gait’
Main supinator of the arm
Biceps brachii
Musculocutaneous N
Main flexor of the arm
Brachialis
Musculocutaneous N
Rotator cuff muscles
'SITS' Supraspinatus -Abductor (Suprascap N) Infraspinatus - lat rotator (") Teres minor - " (Axillary N) Subscapularis - " (Upper subscap N)
Abductors - supraspinatus and deltoid (Axillary N)
Major blood supply to the femoral head
Medial femoral circumflex
*Obturator artery supplies only a small branch to the femoral head
Triceps surae
Gastrocnemius and Soleus
(forms Achille’s tendon)
*posterior Leg Compartment
Superficial grp - Triceps surae, plantatris
Deep grp - politeus, FDL, FHL, Tibialis posterior
Can’t stand on TIP TOES
Tibial Nerve Injury
(Plantarflexion)
*Tibial N gives rise to Plantar (Lat &Medial) Nerves which supplies the sole of the foot
‘Steppage gait’
Common Peroneal Nerve Injury
(FOOT DROP - loss of dorsiflexion)
*Raise leg high then foot slaps to the floor when walking