PPT-Splenectomy

for Disease and Management of Conditions other than Trauma Douglas Slakey 2015 Outline This lecture will focus on the management of diseases that may require surgical treatment including splenectomy. Melissa Wilson. FNP-S. Subjective:. Nausea, diarrhea, low grade fever 99.7, syncope, low back pain and generalized malaise.. Chief Complaint. HPI: . This is a 78 year old Caucasian female being admitted to James Squares Health and Rehabilitation today for extensive deconditioning. Patient was admitted into the hospital on 3/4/2014 with hypotension, leukocytosis and lactic acidosis. Patient during transport to the emergency room via ambulance and was noted to become hypotensive with SBP pressures in the 100’s. On arrival the patient underwent diagnostic testing that revealed elevated WBC’s of 29,000 with a left shift and lactic acid of 3.8. Patient’s troponin was elevated at 0.79 and K+ 2.8. Patient underwent a CAT scan which showed thickening of the transverse Colon. . spleen. Dr. . . Mezjda. Ismail . Rashaan. , consultant . surgeon. University . of . sulaymania. Faculty . of medical sciences. School . of medicine. and Thrombosis. Maria . Domenica. . Cappellini. Erika . Poggiali. University . of Milan and . Policlinico. Foundation IRCCS. Milan, Italy. Clinical challenges in NTDT. Iron overload. Hypercoagulability. Hemolysis. is defined as the premature destruction of red blood cells (RBCs).. Anemia results when the rate of destruction exceeds the capacity of the marrow to produce RBCs. Normal RBC survival time is 110. Autoimmune (ITP). Childhood. Adult. Drug-induced. Heparin. Quinine, others. Immune complex (infection, etc). Alloimmune. Post-transfusion purpura. Neonatal purpura. ITP. Childhood ITP (most < 10 . Pathophysiology. of . skeletal. manifestations of type 1 . Gaucher’s. . disease. Main cause of pain and . disability. Most are . irreversible. Most effective . treatment. . should. . be. . prevention. : are genetic(AR) disorders in . globin. chain production. . In individuals with β. -thalassemia. , there is either: . complete. absence of β-globin gene production . (β. 0. -thalassemia). Embryology: Dorsal Mesogastrium.. The weight is 75-250 g.. Anatomy: Lt Hypochondrial region.( 11-9. th. rib) along the 10 th rib upto Mid Ax. Line.. The notch is in the I.L. border may be papable. the retroperitoneal attachments of the spleen, the splenocolic, splenorenal, and splenophrenic ligaments. Novartis Singapore . P3 approval #. SG2010199741 Exp. 18-Oct-2022. Disclaimer. “This presentation/slide deck may include data on an indication that has not been approved or cleared for use in Singapore by the Health Sciences Authority. It is intended to provide you with pertinent scientific data to form your own conclusions and make your own decisions. Information in this presentation/slide deck is not intended to be promoting or recommending any indication, dosage or other claim not covered in the licensed product information. Novartis does not support the promotion of its products in a manner inconsistent with its approved labelling.”. Ali Al Khader, M.D.. Faculty of Medicine. Al-Balqa’ Applied University. Email: ali.alkhader@bau.edu.jo. ITP. 2 clinical subtypes. 1-Chronic…relatively common. . …women between 20 & 40. - on COVID - 19 Vaccines for P eople with S plenectomy or F unctional A splenia This guidance is intended for health - care providers . It is based on known evidence as of March 1 , 2022 . Bac . Z. aeem Fezea Dahla. . . Consultant general surgeon . CABS. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. TO UNDERSTAND;. The function of the spleen. The common pathologies involving the spleen. it lies along axis of 10. th. rib.. it consist of white and red pulp. 90% of blood passing through open circulation.. 10% of blood passing through direct . arterio. – venous circulation .. To understand:. •• The function of the spleen. •• The common pathologies involving the spleen. Clinical Applied Anatomy. Embryology: Dorsal Mesogastrium.. The weight is 75-250 g.. Anatomy: Lt Hypochondrial region.( 11-9.