· Peritoneal Dialysis in Surgical Practice.
Dr
Abdulwahid Al wahedi
Consultant general surgeon & Head of department
Al Qassimi hospital - sharjah
Abstract.
- Increase prevalence of chronic renal failure.
- Peritoneal dialysis (PD) is one form of renal
replacement therapy.
- Why to start with PD catheter.
- Indication & contraindication.
- How we do it? (Video).
- Complication of PD catheter.
- Statistic of Al Qassimi Hospital.
· Wounds updates in MOH
hospitals
· secrets of surgical wounds dressings
Dr
Safawt Elhoseny
Consultant
plastic surgeon ,Head of wound management
unit Alqassimi and kuwait hospitals
Title: Pseudomyxoma Peritonei; a Case Study
Authors:
Hussain Elsayes*^, Abdul Majid*, Haroon Dahneya$,
Isaac Olude^
*Department
of General Surgery, $Department of Radiology, ^Department
of laboratory ( Fujairah Hospital). ^
Speaker and corresponding author
Abstract:
54
years-old female patient complained of diffuse abdominal pain, her abdomen was
moderately distended. Abdominal ultrasonography was suggestive of a thick fluid
within. CAT scan revealed gelatinous ascites of pseudomyxoma peritonei and an
omental cake. Diagnostic laparoscopy confirmed these findings. Cytological
examination of aspirated gelatinous globules and tissue pathology of specimens
from the peritoneal nodules were performed. The epidemiology, pathological
spectrum and treatment of this rare disease are discussed.
· Pre and post-operative Physical therapy intervention in general
surgery...
Mohd
abdulsattar mohd
( M.Sc in physiotherapist Alqasimi hospital)
· Intra-Abdominal Focal Fat Infarction.
Dr. Abdel Mooti Younis.
Consultant surgeon, sheikh khalifa Ajman hospital
Abstract:
retrospectively
we diagnosed three types of intra-abdominal focal fat infarctions, all of the
same etiology clinical presentation ,management and if clinically diagnosed
,the patient could be saved surgery. These types are: Segmental greater omental
infarction [ SOI] 4 cases ,Appendagitis epiploaci 3 cases,and isolated mesoappendix infarction
one case.
· Adrenal Tumors – Our recent experience.
Dr
Sriganesh Subramaniam MS, FRCSEd, Senior Specialist,
Dr
Subash Chander Gautam
FRCS ( Eng, Edin & Glas ), FACS
Senior Consultant and Head, Department of
Surgery,
Fujairah hospital, United Arab
Emirates
Adrenal
masses are common, affecting 3–7% of the population. Tumours can arise from
both the adrenal cortex and the adrenal medulla as well as from neural crest
structures. Tumours of either origin may be benign or malignant, functioning or
non-functioning, and solitary or multiple. An adrenal incidentaloma is an adrenal
tumor found by coincidence without clinical symptoms or suspicion. It is one of
the more common unexpected findings revealed by computed tomography (CT),
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or ultrasonography done in a variety of medical settings. It includes
adrenocortical tumours, adrenal medullary tumours, schwannomas, myelolipomas,
adrenal cysts, adrenal lymphomas and adrenal metastases from other
malignancies, particularly breast cancer. Incidental benign adrenocortical
adenomas are very common and can be found at postmortem in up to 10% of the
normal population.
3 cases
of adrenal tumours are presented here which we encountered during last 5 years.
1) 52
year old Filipino gentleman, Hypertensive
presented with vague right sided abdominal pain. On evaluation found to
have a large right adrenal mass radiological findings typically suggestive of
Giant myelolipoma. Planned exploration and resection done. Histopathology
confirmed Giant myelolipoma of adrenal gland.
2) 44
year old Omani lady hypertensive on investigation for dysuria found to have
mass near the right adrenal. Resection of the mass done and biopsy reported as
ganglioneuroma.
3) 59
year old National lady with acute onsent of left hypochondrial pain and drop of
hemoglobulin. She has Hypertension and IHD, on investigation revealed a
necrotic and bleeding left adrenal mass with retroperitoneal hemorrhage. Urgent
exploration and resection done. Biopsy reported as Adrenocortical adenoma.
A brief
review of literature as to approach to investigation and management of adrenal
tumours is done.
· The problematic wound.
DR.ASHRAF ELORABY
PLASTIC
SURGEON, SAQR HOSPITAL,
R.A.K.,
U.A.E.
ASSISTANT
PROF. GENERAL SURGERY,
RAK
HEALTH&SCIENCES UNIVERSITY.
· Metabolic surgery .
Tarek Mahdy,MSc,
MD, PhD
Prof of Surgery -
Mansoura Faculty of Medicine - Mansoura
- Egypt
Senior Consultant
of surgery - Al Qassimi hospital , Sharjah- UAE
The Objectives of the lecture are :
Definition of Metabolic Surgery
History of
Metabolic Surgery
What is the Type2 Diabetes
Mechanism of action of Metabolic Surgery
Metabolic
Surgery in Al Qassimi Hospital
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with abdominoplasty in the same sitting
Dr Osama Seif
Consultant surgeon
Al Baraha hospital
Abstract:
In the last 3 years from January 2012 till January 2015, 280 cases of abdominoplasty had been performed in Al Baraha Hospital. Among these cases 34 (12.14%) had associated calcular cholecystitis, 26 patients (76.47%) out of 34 post bariatric surgeries. In these cases laparoscopic cholecystectomy was performed in the same sitting with the abdominoplasty .The patients who developed gall stones after rapid weight loss i.e. 14 cases (53.38%) after gastric sleeve and 12 cases (46.15%) after gastric bypass surgeries, developed these stones after bariatric surgery. Twenty six patients (76.47%) had symptomatic gall stones and 8 patients (16.64%) the stones were discovered incidentally during the preoperative assessment which was done before abdominoplasty .The technique which we used depends on insertion of the ports in the traditional sites after dissection of abdominal wall to achieve scar-less laparoscopic cholecystectomy. All our patients had good post operative course in comparison to combined procedure or separate two procedures. So also combined procedure had better Patient satisfaction and compliance without any extra morbidity.
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with abdominoplasty in the same sitting
Dr Osama Seif
Consultant surgeon
Al Baraha hospital
Abstract:
In the last 3 years from January 2012 till January 2015, 280 cases of abdominoplasty had been performed in Al Baraha Hospital. Among these cases 34 (12.14%) had associated calcular cholecystitis, 26 patients (76.47%) out of 34 post bariatric surgeries. In these cases laparoscopic cholecystectomy was performed in the same sitting with the abdominoplasty .The patients who developed gall stones after rapid weight loss i.e. 14 cases (53.38%) after gastric sleeve and 12 cases (46.15%) after gastric bypass surgeries, developed these stones after bariatric surgery. Twenty six patients (76.47%) had symptomatic gall stones and 8 patients (16.64%) the stones were discovered incidentally during the preoperative assessment which was done before abdominoplasty .The technique which we used depends on insertion of the ports in the traditional sites after dissection of abdominal wall to achieve scar-less laparoscopic cholecystectomy. All our patients had good post operative course in comparison to combined procedure or separate two procedures. So also combined procedure had better Patient satisfaction and compliance without any extra morbidity.
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