STATISTICS : NOVEMBER 2011

DEPARTMENT OF MINIMAL ACCESS, GENERAL & PEDIATRIC SURGERY

Dr. Digant Pathak Dr. Nabajyoti Upadhyaya Tai Prabhawati Patil Brother Magan Rana

y OPD: 441
y DRESSINGS: 100 y SMALL: 29 y MEDIUM: 67 y LARGE: 04 y PROCEDURES: 15

y IPD :33

SURGERIES: 51 OT: 36 OPD:15

y

A J O R : 1 9

MINOR+ INTER:30 MAJOR:21

MAJOR SURGERIES
y LAPAROTOMY: 02 y COLOSTOMY:01 y HERNIA:03 y CHOLECYSTECTOMY:03 y APPENDICECTOMY:03 y HYSTERECTOMY:01 y ORCHIDOPEXY:01 y COLOSTOMY CLOSURE:01 y UROLOGY CAMP:06
y Dr. Darshan Shah, visiting Urologist

UPPER GI ENDOSCOPY: 09

MANAGEMENT OF STRANGULATED HERNIA

y Inguinal hernia : very common y If small, people are reluctant for surgery y WRONG CONCEPT:
y HERNIA should ALWAYS be operated y NO alternative treatment

y Common complication:
y Irreducibility y Obstruction y Strangulation: most dreaded complication

y Young adult tourist from Jaipur y C/O sudden severe pain in inguinal hernia y Tender, irreducible swelling y Immediately taken to OT

RUPTURED LIVER ABCESS

y Young adult y Referred from Department of Medicine y Generalized peritonitis y Ruptured liver abcess
y Rupturs is one of the most serious complication of liver abcess y Intraperitoneal rupture carries high mortality

y Immediate laparotomy

THANKS
WARD, ICU AND OT STAFF

HAPPY NEW YEAR

THANKS