PPT-ADHESIVE small bowel obstruction

Leslie Kobayashi Trauma Conference 2013 Overview Background PathophysiologyEtiology Diagnosis Treatment Outcomes Small bowel obstruction SBO Mechanical obstruction of the small bowel preventing free passage of intraluminal material. Richard Griffiths FY1 Surgery. Introduction. Aims/objectives. Hernias. Bowel obstruction. Clinical case example. Quiz. Aims + objectives. Aim. To give an overview of hernias and bowel obstruction relative to finals examinations. - SLIME teaching 2013. Richard Marks – FY1 Orthopaedics @ Warwick. Aims. Hernias. What are they?. Anatomy. Presentation. Complications. Bowel Obstruction. Types. Complications. Investigation. Management. A 4 week old child is brought to your emergency department with a distended abdomen. . Marking. What . six (6) questions would you ask to aide you with your diagnosis? (6 marks) . p. assage meconium first 48 hours; vomiting history ? . Bernard M. Jaffe, MD. Professor of Surgery,. Emeritus. INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION . Common Clinical Problem. Carries 3-5% Mortality Rate/Episode. Some Patients Have Multiple Bouts. Can Involve Small or Large Bowel. Samira Jones, PhD, MPH. Baptist Health Systems. Dietetic Internship. Presentation Outline. Introduction- Anatomy & Phys of Intestine. Background- SBO. Hospital Admission- “R.L.” Patient Profile. ACUTE ABDOMEN BY Dr. TEJAS MANKESHWAR INTRODUCTION Acute abdomen is defined as a clinical syndrome characterised by acute pain abdomen of sudden onset. Patients with acute abdomen represent the largest group presenting to surgical emergency. A 35 year old woman presented to the emergency department because of abdomi - nal pain, recurrent bile-stained emesis, obstipation and constipation for several hours. She had had diarrhea during th Ala’a al oqaily. Intestinal Obstructions : . arrest of downward propulsion of intestinal content either by.  1-. mechanical. (dynamic )  which may be partial or complete, occurring at one or more locations ,Proximal. 1. 1. CLASSIFICATION. Intestinal obstruction may be classified into two types:. ●. ●. . Dynamic. , in which peristalsis is working against a mechanical obstruction. It may occur in an acute or a . 1. Clinical features of strangulation. Sudden sever constant pain. Tenderness and rigidity . Fever. Tachycardia. Other signs of shock. When strangulation occurs in an external hernia, the lump is tense, tender and irreducible and there is no . obstruction outline. Definition. Types; Functional, mechanical. Small bowel mechanical obstruction. Large . bowel obstruction. Ileus. Definitions. Interruption . in the normal flow of intestinal contents along the intestinal . . Dr. . Firas . majeed. classification. Intestinal obstruction may be classified into two types:. •. Dynamic, in which peristalsis is working against a mechanical. obstruction. It may occur in an acute or a chronic form.. The . most common causes of . adult. large-bowel obstruction . Neoplasm . (benign or malignant). Stricture (diverticular or ischemic). Volvulus (colonic, sigmoid, cecal). Intussusception, usually with an identifiable anatomic abnormality in adults but not in children. Information taken from Bowel Cancer UK https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/. Bowel cancer is also called colorectal cancer. It affects the . large bowel. , which is made up of the colon and rectum. . Most bowel cancers develop from pre-cancerous...