PPT-Intestinal Obstruction
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Definition Inability of the intestinal contents to pass distally in the lumen of intestine either from a mechanical barrier or absence of peristalsis without any
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Definition Inability of the intestinal contents to pass distally in the lumen of intestine either from a mechanical barrier or absence of peristalsis without any mechanical barrier is known as Intestinal obstruction. Small Bowel Obstruction. David Birks FRACS. September 2010. Specialists Without Borders. Seminar in Surgery . Rwanda, September 2010. Differentiating large bowel obstruction from small bowel obstruction. patient. s. . from anesthesiologist vew. Prof. . Mirjana. Shosholcheva . University clinic of surgery “St. . Naum. . Ohridski. ” . Medical faculty-Skopje, Macedonia. Disclosures. No financial disclosures. 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. Arun. . Chawla. The WAVEWATCH III Team + friends. Marine . Modeling and Analysis Branch. NOAA / NWS / NCEP / EMC. NCEP.list.WAVEWATCH@NOAA.gov. NCEP.list.waves@NOAA.gov. Outline. Covered in this lecture:. 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. Intestinal Obstruction. Obstruction of the GI tract may occur at any level, but the . small intestine . is most often involved because of its relatively narrow lumen.. Causes:. Hernias. intestinal adhesions. Begum. Stoma . Opening in the bowel. Internal . Surgical . – . eg. . . Gastrojejunostomy. Spontaneous. – . eg. . . Cholecystoduodenal. External . Surgically designed. . Feeding purpose - . jejunostomy. 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 . AND. . ITS SURGICAL MANAGEMENT. DEFINITION. Gastric Outlet Obstruction is clinical or . pathophysiological. consequence of any disease process that produces mechanical impediment to gastric emptying. By Ismail . Qattam. Definition. :. Intestinal Obstruction is defined as partial or complete blockage of the bowel that results in the failure of intestinal contents to pass. . Dynamic. : in which peristalsis is working against a mechanical obstruction.. Assistant Professor cum Jr. Scientist. Veterinary Surgery and Radiology. A. SAIDANE*, A. DAGHFOUS*, M. FRIKHA*, S. FELAH*, A. ZOGHLEMI**, L. REZGUI MARHOUL*. Radiology* and General surgery** services . Trauma center, 1007 Tunis, Tunisia. GI24. INTRODUCTION. . Bowel. obstruction . characterized by a violation of the passage of intestinal contents in the direction from the stomach to the anus. Acute Intestinal obstruction. 1. . Dynamic . (functional) obstruction . Spastic . Paralytic .
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