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Arriving at a Surgical Diagnosis

Arriving at a Surgical Diagnosis

9789350258101
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This book is a comprehensive guide to clinical diagnosis. Divided into five sections – general surgery, urogenital cases, neurosurgery, trauma, and paediatric surgery – each chapter describes a different disorder or disease.

Each condition is presented in a systematic, step by step manner, beginning with an overview of its physiology, pathology and clinical features, then its symptoms, history-taking, examination and differential diagnosis.

This highly useful manual presents students with an understanding of how to analyse clinical data in order to reach a diagnosis. More than 367 flow charts, tables and photographic illustrations enhance learning.

 

Key points

  • Comprehensive guide to clinical diagnosis
  • Numerous disorders described in a systematic approach helping students analyse clinical data to reach a diagnosis
  • History-taking presented in questionnaire format
  • Includes more than 367 flow charts, tables and photographic illustrations
Product Details
JP Medical Publishers
95183
9789350258101
9789350258101

Data sheet

Publication date
2013
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
1022
Dimensions (mm)
171.00 x 241.00
Weight (g)
750
    • Section 1:: General Surgery
    • General principles of case-taking
    • History-taking
    • Selected common symptoms in clinical practice
    • General examination
    • Locoregional examination
    • Respiratory system examination 
    • Pelvic examination [‘PS/E’, ‘PV/E’, ‘DRE’ and anoscopy (Proctoscopy)]
    • Examination of the pregnant patient
    • Diagnosis
    • Guidelines on documentation of clinical notes
    • Sudden loss of consciousness (Sudden unresponsiveness) / cardiorespiratory arrest
    • Shock
    • Infections / infestations
    • Skeletal muscles in the body amenable to physical examination (Applied anatomy) 
    • Swelling—basic concepts
    • Chronic lymph node swelling 
    • Chronic bone swelling
    • Chronic vascular swelling
    • Chronic circumscribed swelling in the region of the head and face
    • Chronic swelling of the jaw
    • Chronic circumscribed swelling in the neck
    • Goiter and thyroid cancer
    • A reducible (/irreducible) swelling in the groin 
    • A non-reducible swelling in the groin
    • Scrotal swelling / scrotal pain
    • Impalpable testicle / intermittently palpable testicle / empty scrotum
    • Chronic swelling in the back
    • Chronic swelling in the perineum, and gluteal region
    • Swellings / bulges related to vulva / vagina /urethra
    • Disorders of the female breast
    • Disorders of the male breast
    • Disorders of the chest wall
    • Chronic pain in abdomen
    • Acute pain in abdomen
    • Lump in abdomen
    • Distension of abdomen
    • Jaundice
    • Portal hypertension
    • Difficulty in swallowing i.e. dysphagia, and other symptoms of (chronic) esophageal disorder
    • Vomiting of blood—hematemesis
    • Anorectal pain, bleeding per rectum, and other manifestations of anorectal disorder 
    • Ulcer 
    • Sinus / fistula
    • (Recurrent attacks of) Discharge from the umbilicus
    • Limb pain
    • Limb ischemia—acute and chronic peripheral arterial occlusive disease
    • Limb gangrene
    • Amputation stump
    • Tortuous veins in the limbs—varicose veins / chronic venous insufficiency
    • Limb edema
    • Oral cavity / orofacial pain
    • Temporomandibular joint 
    • Backache

     

    • Section 2:: Urogenital Case
    • Urogenital Case

     

    • Section 3:: Neurosurgery
    • Intracranial space-occupying lesion

    Headache

    Head injury

     

    • Section 4:: Trauma (Essentially Soft Tissue)
    • Acute mechanical trauma—general principles
    • Head injury
    • Facial (Maxillofacial) injury
    • Injury to the neck
    • Chest injury
    • Esophageal injury
      • Perforation
      • Corrosive injury
      • Ingested foreign body
      • Abdominal trauma
      • Urogenital trauma
      • Injury to anorectum, perineum, buttock
      • Spinal trauma
      • Hand injury
      • Vascular injury
      • Burn injury:: Thermal, chemical, electrical

     

    • Section 5:: Pediatric Surgery
    • History-taking in a child
    • Surgical examination of the child 
    • Respiratory distress in the newborn
    • Acute abdominal disorders
    • Colic (Colicky pain in abdomen)
    • Neonatal intestinal obstruction
    • Recurrent pain in abdomen
    • Vomiting in the neonate 
    • Non-bile-stained vomiting in infancy
    • GI bleeding
    • Jaundice / cholelithiasis / portal hypertension
    • Discharge from the umbilicus
    • Anorectal malformation
    • Urinary tract infection (UTI) / urinary stones
    • Disorders of the lower urinary tract
    • Acute scrotum
    • Disorders of the external genitalia
    • Acute pain in the limb
    • Disorders of the mouth
    • Swellings / lesions in the face
    • Swelling in the neck / notes on selected swellings
    • Torticollis (Wry neck)
    • Disorders of the breast 
    • A big head / hydrocephalus / assessing a VP shunt 
    • Spinal dysraphism—spina bifida 
    • Foreign bodies
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