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PainMild pelvicabdominal cramping may occur after surgery You will be given pain medication to take at home Do not be afraid to take this medication as directed Pain management efforts are mos. Lecturer. Wisam. Khalid . Abduljabbar. FIBMS general surgery. The aim of postoperative care is to provide the . patient with as quick, painless and . safe . recovery . . from . surgery as possible.. Wisam. Khalid . Abduljabbar. FIBMS general surgery. The aim of postoperative care is to provide the . patient with as quick, painless and . safe . recovery . . from . surgery as possible.. patient’s name, age, the surgical procedure, . Who Should eportractitioners are required to report post-operative evaluation and management E/M Answer Reportingis required for all eligible practitionersin a practice furnishing post-operative visit Define post operative ileus. Describe normal bowel function. Discuss modulators of bowel motility. Discuss symptoms, diagnosis, management and prevention of post-op ileus. Normal Digestion. Motility: Requires coordinated contraction behind food bolus and relaxation ahead of food bolus to move in correct direction. Contents. 01. Background . 02. Definitions of acute and chronic pain. 03. Prevalence of acute pain and postoperative pain. 04. Importance of acute postoperative pain. 05. A look at patient perspectives. Laparoscopy and . hysteroscopy. Dr. . Manal. . madany. ‘Minimal Access Surgery’ (MAS) has affected every area of . gynaecology. , from diagnosis to therapy. The advantages of MAS over traditional open surgery seemed obvious:. Khozama. . Jehad. . Hysteroscopy. Is . the inspection of the uterine cavity by . telescope with . access through the cervix. . It . allows for the diagnosis of intrauterine pathology . (. outpatient . Sixteen. ed. ition. Diagnostic Hysteroscopy. 2Goals:. 1-. sample . of . the endometrium. ,. - . usually for the detection of hyperplasia or . neoplasia. ,. . -Blind . endometrial sampling has been the diagnostic. Nebras Abu Abed. Hysteroscopy . Hysteroscopy.  is the inspection of the . uterine cavity.  by . endoscopy.  with access through the . cervix. . It allows for the diagnosis of intrauterine pathology and serves as a method for surgical intervention (operative hysteroscopy. Doppler Microembolus Detection in the Identification of Patients at High Risk of Perioperative Stroke R. Levi ~1, A. K. Roberts 2, G. Fell 2, M. C. Hoare 2, J. P. Royle 2, A. Chan 2, B. C. Beiles 2, Heinrich Fritsch (1927) Stamen (1946). 1948 (Joseph G.Ashenman. ). The . focus of research in the initial:. Prevalence, E. tiology . and . Pathology. The focus of research has now:. Diagnosis, Treatment and Reproductive Outcomes . Postoperative care . The post . operative period . begins from. the time the . patient leaves . the . operating room . and ends . with the . follow up visit . by the . surgeon.. The post . operative care . Dr .. Esraa. AL-. Maini. . Hysteroscopy. is the process of viewing and operating in the endometrial cavity from a . transcervical. approach.. -First described in 1969 and done as an office procedure only .. Begashaw. M (MD). General consideration. General . medical . &. . surgical . history. Complete . P. /E . Lab. :. _Complete . blood count. _Blood . typing . & . Rh. -factor, . crossmach. _Urinalysis.