Abdominal scars: A Field Guide

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You're standing in your surgical examination looking at a patient's abdomen. The examiner asks you to comment on the scars you can see. What are you going to say? Help is at hand...
Keaton Jones takes you though positions of scars on the abdomen, how old they are and what the operation might have been. Kochers, roof top, mercedes benz and Rutherford- Morrison incisions are covered amongst all the other incisions and combinations of scars from open and laparoscopic operations which will give you clues to previous procedures and diagnosis.
Essential viewing for surgical finals and good revision for MRCS viva
Keaton Jones is an academic clinical fellow in surgery at the University of Oxford, UK
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21 июл 2024

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@mrwhoareyou4432 5 лет назад

After searching for a while, found this video, really helpful thank u

@locksmithdb5987 5 лет назад

I have a HUGE Mercedes scar...that's what my surgeons,doctors and nurses call it. I had a liver transplant August 13 2017. Its been a tough year and a half ...roughly. I tried counting how many clips I had after surgery and it was over 140. The surgeon said I had WAY more sutures inside. My scar has healed up pretty well! I dont think it will ever go away but I'm not worried about that. I will say that it feels like I only have 3 abdominal muscles now compared to six. One big muscle on my belly and two on either side of the upper horizontal scar. My surgery was performed at UNC CHAPEL HILL,NC. The transplant team there are AMAZING people! All of them!

@subiOm 6 лет назад

Thank you for this video. Was really helpful! I love the simple illustrations and clear explanations.

@schoolofsurgery4140 6 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback and we're glad you enjoyed it. Hope you like our other videos too and the School of Surgery podcasts, which you can find in iTunes

@mustafamukaram7412 2 года назад

Thank you for this nice explanation

@hashamcheema95 6 лет назад

Thank you for the helpful video

@khulekanengidi2107 9 лет назад

Absolutely wonderful stuff.thanks a mill, had a hard time with the combination scars personally,but thanks for clarifying.

@schoolofsurgery4140 9 лет назад

Hi - glad you liked it and found it helpful.

@Swimminginacoat 9 лет назад

Very helpful, thanks!

@maklangcun 9 лет назад

Hiya This video is amaazingg! It was very clear and well-structured. It really visualised everything that I've read from oxford handbook! Cheers xx

@schoolofsurgery4140 9 лет назад

Hi. Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it and hope you find some of our other podcasts valuable too.

@dr.inajoshi6353 5 лет назад

Sir keep sharing videos....

@aallvveeee Год назад

Excellent

@dr.inajoshi6353 5 лет назад

Thank uhh sir.. It helped me a lot...

@GetExerciseConfident 7 лет назад

really useful video - thank you!

@schoolofsurgery4140 7 лет назад

Hi! - Glad you found it useful. Thanks for letting us know!

@drimbesatsyed 2 года назад

pls put more vodeos

@nataliamcbryde6966 2 года назад

I have a scar on my chest right in the center what surgery is this scar from?

@aadam1 2 года назад

I love your accent ❣️

@hh-zq9io 5 лет назад

Thank you

@schoolofsurgery4140 5 лет назад

You're welcome!

@lexc8714 4 года назад

Hi, may I know will there be any surgical osce or mrcp part B podcast? I need to learn more for surgical physical exams and VIVA, thank you sir.

@derbycounty1000 4 года назад

Hi - we've done abdo exam and ABPI, and somewhere on the podomatic site there is thyroid examination. However, there are loads of good examination technique videos on RU-vid already, so we thought we wouldn;t reinvent the wheel. All the other videos and audio podcasts on here or ITunes podcasts or podomatic School of Surgery feeds are mapped to items for surgical exams.

@zachechlin1719 5 лет назад

Are "clips" the same thing as staples?

@schoolofsurgery4140 5 лет назад

yes - we (probably rather sloppily) use the words interchangeably

@ushapadminiV 7 лет назад

Useful video

@schoolofsurgery4140 7 лет назад

Thanks Usha - glad you liked it. There's lot of other you might like - just search for School of Surgery on iTunes

@lexc8714 4 года назад

7:03, may I know what is "endialiostomy"?

@lexc8714 4 года назад

OK, it is end ileostomy......

@derbycounty1000 4 года назад

End ileostomy? where the terminal ileum comes through the skin, nearly always in the right iliac fossa as a stoma. The bowel beyond that has been removed in most cases (see our podcast on stomas for the difference between loop and end stomas)

@lexc8714 4 года назад

@@derbycounty1000 Thank you, can't wait, sir.