Wednesday 16 September 2015
Friday 15 January 2010
New inguinal hernia microsite
A new microsite for all you need to know about inguinal hernias now available. click on the link. Anatomy videopodcast on this region coming soon!
new page on hereditary colorectal cancer
A new page on hereditary colorectal cancer now available on www.learncolorectalsurgery.com.
Tuesday 8 December 2009
Anatomy video podcasts
New anatomy video podcasts of the abdomen with Richard Tunstall now available at http://www.learncolorectalsurgery.com/Podcasts_AbdoAnatomy.php
Thursday 10 September 2009
Podcasts on YouTube
Podcasts now becoming available on YouTube. Go to http://www.youtube.com/, search for learncolorectalsurgery and subscribe.
Thursday 27 August 2009
New podcasts
3 new podcasts available to listen to on learncolorectalsurgery.com
Management of small bowel obstruction with Gill Tierney
Management of large bowel obstruction with Gill Tierney
Appendicitis with Nick Watson
Management of small bowel obstruction with Gill Tierney
Management of large bowel obstruction with Gill Tierney
Appendicitis with Nick Watson
Wednesday 13 May 2009
New glue technique for treatment of pilonidal sinus
Pilonidal sinus disease is treated surgically. There are over 50 operations described, all of which cause some pain and discomfort and have a recurrence rate of 5-30%. Building on the use of glue for fistula in ano I have used fibrin glue to treat pilonidal disease with success, the patients going home the same day and often back to work within 40hours. recurrence rate so far is 10-15%.
The sinus complex is curetted to remove hairs, debris and granulation tissue.
Fibrin glue is injected into the sinus complex
No dressing is needed and the patient can go home when recovered from the anaesthetic
Tuesday 12 May 2009
New video podcast on fistula
A new video podcast on anal fistula can be seen on learncolorectalsurgery.com
Thursday 7 May 2009
new podcast on colorectal cancer screeing
Listen to the new podcast on screening for colorectal cancer on www.learncolorectalsurgery.com
Tuesday 28 April 2009
Rhomboid flap for recurrent pilonidal disease
45 year old man had pilonidal disease since his early 20s. His first operation was 23 years ago and he has had multiple procedures since. His natal cleft was often painful and discharged pus frequently. He had multiple pits and hard indurated tissue in the natal cleft.
To cure the recurrent disease, radical excision of the affected area and coverage of the defect with a rhomboid flap was performed.
The patient was kept in for 2 days nursed on his side or prone.
Thursday 23 April 2009
panproctocolectomy for severe perianal crohns with rectus abdominis flap reconstruction
A man in his 30s presented with a history of 18 years of crohns disease confined to his colon and rectum with a watering can anus. He was unresponsive to medical treatment and continued to smoke
The colon was fully mobilized and extensive excision of peranal skin affected by multiple fistulae performed. The colon, rectum and anus were removed from the perineum.
This left a big defect!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)