Special Surgical Procedures II MD0928

✍ Scribed by US Army medical department

• Publisher: US Army medical department
• Year: 2006
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 166
• Series: US Army medical course
• Edition: 100
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
Section I. EYE SURGERY
1-1. INTRODUCTION
1-2. SPECIAL PREPARATION OF THE OPERATING ROOM
1-3. PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT
1-4. CONSIDERATIONS AT THE COMPLETION OF SURGERY
1-5. SPECIAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1-6. HANDLING OF SPECIMENS
1-7. SUTURING TYPES USUALLY USED
1-8. OPERATIONS ON THE EYES
1-9. PROCEDURES ON EYELIDS
1-10. PROCEDURES ON LACRIMAL APPARATUS (TEAR-DUCT SYSTEM)
1-11. PROCEDURES ON EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES
1-12. PROCEDURES ON THE EYEBALL
1-13. PROCEDURES FOR REPAIR OF DETACHED RETINA
1-14. PROCEDURES FOR REMOVAL OF INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODIES
1-15. PROCEDURES IN THE TREATMENT OF CATARACT
1-16. PROCEDURES IN THE TREATMENT OF GLAUCOMA
1-17. PROCEDURES ON THE CORNEA
Section II. EAR SURGERY
1-18. GENERAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EAR
1-19. EAR OPERATIONS
1-20. PREP FOR EAR SURGERY
1-21. INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES
1-22. INCISIONAL APPROACHES
1-23. MYRINGOTOMY
1-24. RADICAL MASTOIDECTOMY
1-25. SIMPLE MASTOIDECTOMY
1-26. TYMPANOPLASTY OPERATIONS
Section III. NOSE SURGERY
1-27. OPERATIONS ON THE NOSE
1-28. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NOSE
1-29. PREP, POSITION, DRAPE, ANESTHESIA, AND LIGHTING
1-30. SEPTECTOMY, OR SUBMUCOUS RESECTION
1-31. OTHER NASAL OPERATIONS
Section IV. THROAT, TONGUE, AND NECK SURGERY
1-32. THROAT OPERATIONS
1-33. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE THROAT AND NECK
1-34. PREP, POSITION, DRAPE, AND ANESTHESIA
1-35. LARYNGOSCOPY
1-36. TONSILLECTOMY AND ADENOIDECTOMY
1-37. SURGERY OF THE ORAL CAVITY
1-38. ELECTIVE TRACHEOSTOMY
1-39. EXCISION OF THE SUBMAXILLARY GLAND
1-40. PAROTIDECTOMY
1-41. LARYNGOFISSURE
1-42. PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY
1-43. SUPRAGLOTTIC LARYNGECTOMY
1-44. TOTAL LARYNGECTOMY
1-45. RADICAL NECK DISSECTION
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 2
Section I. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
2-1. INTRODUCTION
2-2. THE BONY PELVIS
2-3. THE UTERUS
2-4. THE STRUCTURE OF THE UTERUS (FIGURE 2-3)
2-5. UTERINE (FALLOPIAN) TUBES
2-6. THE OVARIES
2-7. THE LIGAMENTS OF THE UTERUS
2-8. THE VAGINA
2-9. THE FORNICES
2-10. FEMALE EXTERNAL GENITAL ORGANS (VULVA)
2-11. VASCULAR, NERVE, AND LYMPHATIC SUPPLY
Section II. VAGINAL SURGERY
2-12. PATIENT PREPARATION
2-13. SIMPLE VULVECTOMY
2-14. RADICAL VULVECTOMY AND GROIN LYMPHADENECTOMY
2-15. VAGINAL PLASTIC OPERATION (ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR REPAIR)
2-16. VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA REPAIR
2-17. RECTOVAGINAL FISTULA REPAIR--VAGINAL APPROACH
2-18. OPERATIONS FOR URINARY STRESS INCONTINENCE
2-19. EXCISION OF FIBROMA OF THE VAGINA
2-20. CONSTRUCTION OF VAGINA
2-21. TRACHELORRHAPHY
2-22. REMOVAL OF PEDUNCULATED CERVICAL MYOMA
2-23. AMPUTATION OF THE CERVIX
2-24. DILATATION OF THE CERVIX AND CURETTAGE
2-25. UTERINE ASPIRATION (SUCTION CURETTAGE)
2-26. SHIRODKAR OPERATION (POSTCONCEPTIONAL)
2-27. CONIZATION AND BIOPSY OF THE CERVIX
2-28. RADIUM INSERTION FOR CERVICAL MALIGNANCY
2-29. CULDOSCOPY
2-30. EXCISION OF BARTHOLIN DUCT CYST OR ABSCESS
2-31. COLPOTOMY
2-32. FOTHERGILL-HUNTER OPERATION FOR PROLAPSE OF THE UTERUS
2-33. COLPOCLEISIS (LE FORT OPERATION) FOR PROLAPSE OF THE UTERUS
2-34. VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY
Section III. ABDOMINAL GYNECOLOGICAL AND OBSTETRICAL SURGERY
2-35. LAPAROSCOPY (PERITONEOSCOPY, CELIOSCOPY)
2-36. TOTAL ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY
2-37. SUBTOTAL (SUPRACERVICAL) HYSTERECTOMY
2-38. ABDOMINAL MYOMECTOMY
2-39. UTERINE SUSPENSION
2-40. OOPHORECTOMY AND OOPHOROCYSTECTOMY
2-41. SALPINGO-OOPHORECTOMY
2-42. SALPINGOSTOMY (TUBAL PLASTY)
2-43. TUBAL LIGATION
2-44. CESAREAN SECTION
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
Section I. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE GENITOURINARY ORGANS
3-1. INTRODUCTION
3-2. THE KIDNEYS
3-3. THE URETERS
3-4. URINARY BLADDER
3-5. MALE URETHRA
3-6. FEMALE URETHRA
3-7. MALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
3-8. ADRENAL GLANDS
Section II. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN GENITOURINARY SURGERY
3-9. INTRODUCTION
3-10. ASEPTIC TECHNIQUES AND SAFETY MEASURES
3-11. DISTENTION OF THE BLADDER
3-12. DRAINAGE TUBES AND CATHETERS
Section III. OPERATIONS ON THE KIDNEY, URETER, AND ADRENAL GLANDS
3-13. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
3-14. NEPHRECTOMY
3-15. HEMINEPHRECTOMY
3-16. PROCEDURES FOR OPENING THE KIDNEY
3-17. NEPHROURETERECTOMY
3-18. RECONSTRUCTIVE OPERATIONS ON THE KIDNEY
3-19. KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
3-20. RECONSTRUCTIVE OPERATIONS ON THE URETER
3-21. ADRENALECTOMY
Section IV. OPERATIONS ON THE BLADDER AND PROSTATE
3-22. OPEN OPERATIONS ON THE BLADDER
3-23. TROCAR CYSTOSTOMY
3-24. PARTIAL CYSTECTOMY
3-25. CYSTECTOMY
3-26. BLADDER NECK OPERATION (Y-V-PLASTY)
3-27. VISICAL-URETHRAL SUSPENSION (MARSHALL-MARCHETTI OPERATION)
3-28. SUPRAPUBIC PROSTATECTOMY WITH CYSTOSTOMY
3-29. RETROPUBIC PROSTATECTOMY.
3-30. PERINEAL PROSTATECTOMY
Section V. OPERATIONS ON THE SCROTUM, PENIS, AND URETHRA
3-31. HYDROCELECTOMY
3-32. VASECTOMY
3-33. EPIDIDYMECTOMY
3-34. SPERMATOCELECTOMY
3-35. VARICOCELECTOMY
3-36. ORCHIECTOMY
3-37. ORCHIOPEXY
3-38. HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR
3-39. CIRCUMCISION
3-40. URETHRAL MEATOTOMY
3-41. EXCISION OF URETHRAL CARUNCLE
3-42. URETHRAL DILATATION AND INTERNAL URETHROTOMY
3-43. CYSTOSCOPY
3-44. TRANSURETHRAL SURGERY
EXERCISES
SOLUTIONS