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Pancreatitis - acute
Acute vs chronic definition,
Causes of acute pancreatitis,
Pathophys acute pancreatitis
26
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Pancreatitis - chronic
What is chronic pancreatitis,
Presentation of chronic pancreatitis,
Main causes of chronic pancreatitis
20
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Haematemesis
Most common cause of upper gi bleed,
Upper gi causes of haematemesis,
Lower gi causes of bleeding
13
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Perforation/peritonitis
Organs which most commonly perforate,
Define peritonitis,
Initial imaging for perforation
20
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Anal Cancer - TMS
Types of anal cancer,
What can precede anal cancer,
What is grading of ain dependent on
16
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Fistula in ano - TMS
What is a perianal fistula or fis...,
Classfication of fistula in ano,
Parks classification system
15
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Hernias - femoral and inguinal
Anatomy of direct vs indirect ing...,
Anatomy of inguinal canal,
What is a hernia
31
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Hernias -abdominal and hiatus
Rf for abdominal wall hernia,
Emergency repairs and mesh choice,
Types of abdominal wall hernias
30
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Appendicitis
Examining an abdomen what to do b...,
Pathophys,
Rf appendicitis
18
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Biliary colic + Cholecystitis
If thinking cholecystitis but nee...,
Anatomy of bile ducts,
Indications for surgery for galls...
20
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Cholangitis
What is cholangitis,
Causes of cholangitis,
Common organisms involved in chol...
11
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Bowel Obstruction
What is bowel obstruction,
What occurs to fluid when bowel o...,
What is closed loop obstruction
22
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Teaching 19/04
Causes of bowel obstruction in in...,
Presentation of pyloric stenosis ...,
What does hypochloe
20
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Acute abdomen
Presentations needing urgent inte...,
Most serious cause of intra abdom...,
Other causes of intra abdominal b...
8
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Crohns Disease
Age peaks for crohns,
Where does it affect,
Crohns inflammation
32
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Ulcerative Colitis
Peak age incidence for uc,
Pathophysiology of uc,
Histological changes uc
26
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Diverticulosis
Four different manifestations of ...,
Pathophysiology of diverticulosis,
What can then happen within these...
30
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Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancers most common type,
How do colorectal cancers develop,
Genetic mutations implicated in p...
30
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Pseudo-obstruction
What is pseudo obstruction,
What is po known as acutely,
Pathophys of psuedo obstruction
15
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Volvulus
What is a volvulus,
Why is a volvulus bad,
Where do most volvulus occur and why
23
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Haemorrhoids
What are haemorrhoids,
Classification of haemorrhoids,
Rf for haemorrhoids
14
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Pilonidal sinus
What is a pilonidal sinus,
Theory of formation of pilonidal ...,
Rf for pilonidal sinus
11
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Anorectal abscess
What is an anorectal abscess,
Pathophys of anorectal abscess,
Common causative organisms ano re...
15
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Anal fissure
What is an anal fissure,
Acute vs chronic anal fissure,
Categories of anal fissures
10
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Rectal prolapse
What is a rectal prolapse,
Two types of rectal prolapse,
Pathophys of rectal prolapse full...
13
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Dysphagia
What should you think when someon...,
Two categories of dysphagia causes,
Mechanical causes of dysphagia
12
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Gastric outlet obstruction
What is goo,
Causes of goo,
Symptoms of goo
14
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Melena
What is melena,
Causes of upper gi bleed,
Rf for peptic ulcer disease causi...
20
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GORD
Pathophys gord,
Problem with reflux,
Rf gord
20
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Oesophageal cancer
Two main types,
Squamous cell carcinoma who and w...,
Adenocarcinoma
24
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Oesophageal tears
What are oesophageal ruptures,
What is oesophageal perforation,
Consequence of perforation
22
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Motility disorders
What are motility disorders of oe...,
Anatomy of oesophagus part and ty...,
What is los vs uos composed of
30
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Peptic ulcer disease
What is pud,
Underlying causes of pud,
How does h pylori cause pud
18
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Gastric cancer
Most common type of gastric cancer,
Where is gastric cancer common,
Rf for gastric cancer
21
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Angiodysplasia
What is angiodysplasia,
Pathophys of angiodysplasia,
How does acquired angiodysplasia ...
13
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Gastroenteritis
What is gastrotenteritis,
Most common cause of gastroenteritis,
Length of time between ingestion ...
37
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Small bowel tumours
Where are most small bowel tumours,
Benign tumours of small bowel,
Malignant tumour
15
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Neuroendocrine tumours
What are neuroendocrine cells,
What are gastroenteropancreatic n...,
What is neoplasia referred to as ...
16
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