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Contributors xxiii Symbols and abbreviations xxv
1 Good surgical practice 1
Duties of a doctor 2 Communication skills 4 Evidence-based surgery 6 Critical appraisal 10 Audit 12 Consent 14 Death 16 End-of-life issues 18 Clinical governance 20
2 Principles of surgery 23
Terminology in surgery 24 History taking and making notes 26 Common surgical symptoms 28
Examination and investigation of the patient:
Evaluation of breast disease 30 Evaluation of the neck 32 Evaluation of the abdomen 34 Abdominal investigations 36 Evaluation of pelvic disease 38 Evaluation of peripheral vascular disease 40 Evaluation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue disease 42 Surgery at the extremes of age 44 Day case and minimally invasive surgery 46
Preoperative care:
Surgery in pregnancy 48 Surgery and the contraceptive pill 50 Surgery in endocrine disease 52
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Surgery and heart disease 54 Surgery and respiratory disease 58 Surgery in renal and hepatic disease 60 Surgery in neurological disease 62
Pre-optimization of the patient:
Fluid optimization 64 Nutrition in surgical patients 66 Enhanced recovery after surgery 68
Perioperative care:
Getting the patient to theatre 70 Prophylaxis—antibiotics and thromboprophylaxis 72 In-theatre preparation 74 Positioning the patient 76 Sterilization, disinfection, and antisepsis 78 Scrubbing up 79 Surgical instruments 80 Incisions and closures 82 Drains 83 Stomas 84 Knots and sutures 86
Post-operative:
Post-operative management 88 Drain management 90 Fluid management 92 Acid–base balance 94 Blood products and procoagulants 96 Transfusion reactions 98 Shock 100 Post-operative haemorrhage 102 Wound emergencies 104 Cardiac complications 106 Respiratory complications 108 Renal complications 110 Urinary complications 112 Gastrointestinal complications 114 Neurological complications 116 Haematological complications 118 Deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism 120 Risk scoring 122
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Critical care 124 Commonly used terms in ITU 126 Invasive monitoring 128 Ventilation and respiratory support 130 Circulatory support 132 Renal support 134 Enteral support 136 Sepsis, SIRS, MODS, and ALI 138
3 Surgical pathology 141
Cellular injury 142 Infl ammation 144 Wound healing 146 Ulcers 148 Cysts, sinuses, and fi stulas 150 Atherosclerosis 152 Thromboembolic disease 154 Gangrene and capillary ischaemia 158 Tumours 160 Carcinogenesis 162 Screening 164 Grading and staging 168 Tumour markers 170 Surgical microbiology 172 Surgically important organisms 174 Soft tissue infections 176 Blood-borne viruses and surgery 178 Bleeding and coagulation 180 Anaemia and polycythaemia 182
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4 Practical procedures 185
Endotracheal intubation 186 Cardioversion 188 Defi brillation 190 Venepuncture 192 Intravenous cannulation 194 Arterial puncture and lines 196 Insertion of central venous catheter 198
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Chest drain insertion 200 Management of chest drains 202 Pericardiocentesis 204 Cricothyroidotomy 206 Nasogastric tube insertion 208 Urethral catheterization 210 Suprapubic catheterization 212 Paracentesis abdominis 214 Rigid sigmoidoscopy 216 Local anaesthesia 218 Intercostal nerve block 220
5 Head and neck surgery 221
Thyroglossal cyst, sinus, and fi stula 222 Branchial cyst, sinus, and fi stula 224 Salivary calculi 226 Acute parotitis 228 Salivary gland tumours 230 Head and neck cancer 232 Facial trauma 234 Neck space infections 236
6 Breast and endocrine surgery 239
Breast cancer 240 Surgical treatment of breast cancer 242 Breast cancer screening 244 Benign breast disease 246 Acute breast pain 248 Goitre 250 Thyrotoxicosis 252 Thyroid tumours—types and features 254 Thyroid tumours—diagnosis and treatment 256 Post-thyroid surgery emergencies 258 Primary hyperparathyroidism 260 Multiple endocrine neoplasia 262 Cushing’s syndrome 264 Conn’s syndrome 266 Phaeochromocytoma 268
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7 Upper gastrointestinal surgery 271
Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy 272 Oesophageal motility disorders 274 Pharyngeal pouch 276 Hiatus hernia 278 Gastro-oesophageal refl ux disease 280 Oesophageal tumours 282 Peptic ulcer disease 284 Gastric tumours 286 Chronic intestinal ischaemia 288 Surgery for morbid obesity 290 Small bowel tumours 292 Acute haematemesis 294 Acute upper GI perforation 296 Acute appendicitis 298 Acute peritonitis 300 Acute abdominal pain 302 Gynaecological causes of lower abdominal pain 306 Intra-abdominal abscess 308
8 Liver, pancreatic, and biliary surgery 311
Jaundice—causes and diagnosis 312 Jaundice—management 314 Gall bladder stones 316 Common bile duct stones 318 Chronic pancreatitis 320 Portal hypertension 322 Cirrhosis of the liver 324 Pancreatic cancer 326 Cancer of the liver, gall bladder, and biliary tree 328 Acute variceal haemorrhage 330 Acute pancreatitis 332
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9 Abdominal wall 335
Abdominal wall hernias 336 Inguinal hernia 338 Femoral hernia 340 Umbilical and epigastric hernias 342
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Incisional hernias 344 Other types of hernia 346 Rectus sheath haematoma 347 Groin disruption 348 Acute groin swelling 350
10 Urology 353
Symptoms and signs in urology 354 Investigations of urinary tract disease 356 Urinary tract stones 358 Obstruction of the ureter 360 Benign prostatic hyperplasia 362 Stricture of the urethra 364 Scrotal swellings 366 Disorders of the foreskin 368 Common conditions of the penis 370 Erectile dysfunction 372 Adenocarcinoma of the kidney 374 Transitional cell tumours 376 Adenocarcinoma of the prostate 378 Carcinoma of the penis 380 Testicular tumours 382 Haematuria 384 Acute urinary retention (AUR) 386 Acute testicular pain 388
11 Colorectal surgery 391
Ulcerative colitis 392 Crohn’s disease 394 Other forms of colitis 396 Colorectal polyps 398 Colorectal cancer 400 Restorative pelvic surgery 402 Minimally invasive colorectal surgery 403 Diverticular disease of the colon 404 Rectal prolapse 406 Pilonidal sinus disease 408 Fistula-in-ano 410 Haemorrhoids 412
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Acute anorectal pain 414 Acute rectal bleeding 416 Acute severe colitis 418 Post-operative anastomotic leakage 420
12 Paediatric surgery 423
Principles of managing paediatric surgical cases 424 Acute abdominal emergencies—overview 426 Oesophageal atresia 428 Pyloric stenosis 430 Malrotation and volvulus 432 Intussusception 434 Hirschsprung’s disease 436 Rare causes of intestinal obstruction 438 Abdominal wall defects 440 Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) 442 Inguinal hernia and scrotal swellings 444 Other childhood hernias 446 Prepuce (foreskin) and circumcision 448 Undescended testis 450 Solid tumours of childhood 452 Neck swellings 454
13 Paediatric orthopaedic 457
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) 458 Slipped upper femoral epiphysis (SUFE) 460 The limping child 462 The child with a fracture 464 Non-accidental injury (NAI) 466 Legg–Calvé–Perthes disease 468 Motor development 470 Club foot or congenital talipes equinovarus (CTEV) 471 Flat feet (pes planus) 472 The osteochondritides 474
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14 Major trauma 477
Management of major trauma 478 Thoracic injuries 480
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Abdominal trauma 482 Vascular injuries 484 Head injuries 486
15 Orthopaedic surgery 489
Examination of a joint 490 Examination of the limbs and trunk 492 Fracture healing 494 Reduction and fi xation of fractures 498 The skeletal radiograph 502 Injuries of the phalanges and metacarpals 504 Wrist injuries 508 Fractures of the distal radius and ulna 510 Fractures of the radius and ulnar shaft 512 Fractures and dislocations around the elbow in children 514 Fractures of the humeral shaft and elbow in adults 518 Dislocations and fracture dislocations of the elbow 522 Fractures around the shoulder 524 Dislocations of the shoulder region 526 Fractures of the ribs and sternum 530 Fractures of the pelvis 532 Femoral neck fractures 536 Femoral shaft fractures 538 Fractures of the tibial shaft 540 Fractures of the ankle 544 Fractures of the tarsus and foot 546 Injuries and the spinal radiograph 550 Spinal injuries 554 Acute haematogenous osteomyelitis 558 Chronic osteomyelitis 560 Septic arthritis 562 Peripheral nerve injuries 564 Brachial plexus injuries 566 Osteoarthrosis (osteoarthritis) 568 Carpal tunnel syndrome 570 Ganglion 572 Bone tumours 574 Low back pain 578 Paget’s disease (osteitis deformans) 582 The great toe 584
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Arthroplasty 586 Useful reading 588
16 Plastic surgery 589
Suturing wounds 590 Skin grafts 594 Surgical fl aps 596 Management of scars 598 Excision of simple cutaneous lesions 600 Skin cancer 602 Burns: assessment 604 Burns: management 606 Soft tissue hand injuries 610 Hand infections 612 Dupuytren’s disease 614 Breast reduction 616 Breast augmentation 617 Breast reconstruction 618
17 Cardiothoracic surgery 619
Basics 620 Principles of cardiac surgery 622 Coronary artery disease 626 Valvular heart disease 628 Cardiothoracic ICU 630 Lung cancer 632 Pleural effusion 634 Pneumothorax 636 Mediastinal disease 638
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18 Peripheral vascular disease 641
Acute limb ischaemia 642 Chronic upper limb ischaemia 644 Chronic lower limb ischaemia 647 Intermittent claudication 648 Critical limb ischaemia 650 Aneurysms 652 Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm 654