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Acute pancreatitis Case reports

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AC.APPENDICITIS

AC.APPENDICITIS. By; Col.Abrar Hussain Zaidi. OUTLINE. Introduction Surgical anatomy Epidemiology Pathophysiology Diagnosis Management Complications Prognosis. INTRODUCTION. A wormlike intestinal diverticulum

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Chapter 24

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Large Intestine & Inferior Mesenteric Artery

Large Intestine & Inferior Mesenteric Artery . Objectives. Discuss anatomical structure of large intestine. Enlist the characteristic features of large intestine. What are the different positions of the Appendix. Describe the blood supply of the large intestine.

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Motility in the Small Intestine

Motility in the Small Intestine. The most common motion of the small intestine is _ It is initiated by _ (Cajal cells) Moves contents steadily toward the _. Motility in the Small Intestine. After nutrients have been absorbed:

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The Acute Abdomen

The Acute Abdomen. Major causes of the 'acute abdomen'. Acute cholecystitis Acute appendicitis or Meckel's diverticulitis Acute pancreatitis Peptic ulcer disease Pelvic inflammatory disease Intestinal obstruction , including paralytic ileus (adynamic obstruction)

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Coeliac Trunk

Coeliac Trunk. It is the artery of foregut, it supplies GIT from lower 1/3 of esophgus down as far as the middle of second part of duodenum. Origin : is very short and arises from front of abdominal aorta at level of lower border of T12 vertebra.

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Party hard

Party hard. What are the four types of intestinal obstruction?. Hernias Adhesions Volvulus Intussusception. What are the most common causes of intestinal obstruction?. Post-operative adhesions and hernias. What happens both proximal and distal to the obstruction?. Proximal: dilation

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Case of the Month - September 2013

Case of the Month - September 2013. 15 year old female complaining of chronic post- prandial abdominal pain and bloating with intermittent vomiting. Case submitted by Yoan Kagoma , PGY-2 and Sohaib Munir , CC4. Ultrasound and Upper GI Study.

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*Welcome to your* Appendix/Cecum

*Welcome to your* Appendix/Cecum. ~Presented by~ Your very own Brittany Phillips. Get to Know Your Appendix and Cecum!. Your appendix and cecum are located in the lower right abdominal area. They are used to help break down food and move food through the digestion cycle.

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Clinical Presentations

Clinical Presentations. www.universityscience.ie. www.path.cam.ac.uk.

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