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Operative strategy in general surgery: an expositive atlas

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Späterer Titel:	Chassin's operative strategy in general surgery
Vorheriger Titel:	Chassin, Jameson L. Operative strategy in general surgery
1. Verfasser:	Nargorney, David M. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Springer 1994
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Procédés chirurgicaux - Atlas Surgery, Operative > Atlases Surgical Procedures, Operative > Atlases Chirurgie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Literaturangaben
Beschreibung:	XXV, 890 S. zahlr. Ill.
ISBN:	3540979689 0387979689

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adam_text	CONTENTS PREFACE VII FOREWORD TO THE FIRST EDITION XI 1 CONCEPT AND STRATEGY IN SURGERY 1 DEVELOPING A CONCEPT 1 ESTABLISHING STRATEGY 1 MAKING THE OPERATION EASY 1 2 MANAGEMENT OF THE CONTAMINATED OPERATION 3 MINIMIZING BACTERIAL INOCULUM 4 ENHANCING HOST TISSUE DEFENSES 5 MANAGEMENT OF INFECTED OPERATIVE WOUND 6 PERIOPERATIVE ANTIBIOTICS 6 REFERENCES 6 3 RATIONAL USE OF DRAINS 7 PURPOSE OF DRAINS 7 PROS AND CONS OF VARIOUS DRAINS 7 PREVENTION OF DRAIN-TRACT INFECTION 8 MANAGEMENT OF INTRAPERITONEAL SEPSIS 8 PERCUTANEOUS DRAINAGE OF ABDOMINAL ABSCESSES WITH CT OR ULTRASOUND GUIDANCE 8 OTHER INDICATIONS AND METHODS OF DRAINAGE 9 REFERENCES 10 4 SURGICAL STAPLING: PRINCIPLES AND PRECAUTIONS 11 PRINCIPLES OF STAPLING GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL ANASTOMOSES 11 INSTRUMENTS USED IN SURGICAL STAPLING 11 INDICATIONS FOR STAPLING AN ANASTOMOSIS 12 CONTRAINDICATIONS 12 CAUSES OF FAILURE FOLLOWING STAPLED ANASTOMOSIS 12 COMPLICATIONS OF STAPLING COMPARED WITH SUTURING 15 REFERENCES 21 5 INCISION, EXPOSURE, AND CLOSURE 22 ACHIEVING EXPOSURE 22 INCISIONS FOR ABDOMINAL SURGERY 24 AVOIDING WOUND DEHISCENCE AND HERNIA 25 MODIFIED SMEAD-JONES CLOSURE OF MIDLINE INCISIONS 26 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE FOR MIDLINE INCISION " 2.1 REFERENCES 30 ESOPHAGUS 6 OPERATIONS TO RESECT, REPLACE, OR BYPASS THE ESOPHAGUS FOR CANCER 31 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR CARCINOMA NEAR ESOPHAGOGASTRIC J UNCTION 31 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR LESIONS OF MID AND UPPER ESOPHAGUS 31 CONCEPT: TRANSTHORACIC OR TRANSHIATAL APPROACH WHEN RESECTING ESOPHAGEAL CANCER? 31 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR NONRESECTABLE ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA 32 REFERENCES 32 7 ESOPHAGECTOMY: RIGHT THORACOTOMY AND LAPAROTOMY 33 INDICATIONS 33 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 33 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 33 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 33 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 33 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 53 COMPLICATIONS 53 REFERENCES 54 8 ESOPHAGOGASTRECTOMY: LEFT THORACOABDOMINAL 55 INDICATIONS 55 PREOPERATIVE CARE 55 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 55 XIV CONTENTS OPERATIVE STRATEGY 55 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 57 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 83 COMPLICATIONS 83 REFERENCES 83 9 OPERATIONS TO REPLACE OR BYPASS THE ESOPHAGUS: COLON OR JEJUNUM INTERPOSITION; TRANSHIATAL ESOPHAGECTOMY WITH GASTRIC PULL-UP 84 CONCEPT: TO REPLACE OR TO BYPASS THE ESOPHAGUS 84 CONCEPT: TO PRESERVE THE ESOPHAGUS WITH A BILE DIVERSION OPERATION 85 INDICATIONS 86 PREOPERATIVE CARE 86 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - COLON INTERPOSITION, LONG SEGMENT 86 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - COLON INTERPOSITION, SHORT SEGMENT 95 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - JEJUNUM INTERPOSITION 95 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - TRANSHIATAL ESOPHAGECTOMY WITHOUT THORACOTOMY; GASTRIC PULL-UP 98 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 102 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 102 REFERENCES 102 10 CONCEPT: OPERATIONS FOR REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS, STRICTURE, SHORT ESOPHAGUS, AND PARAESOPHAGEAL HERNIA 104 PARAHIATAL AND PARAESOPHAGEAL HERNIA 104 SLIDING HIATUS HERNIA 105 REFERENCES 110 11 TRANSABDOMINAL FUNDOPLICATION (NISSEN) 112 INDICATIONS 112 PREOPERATIVE CARE 112 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 112 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 112 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 115 REFERENCES 121 12 POSTERIOR GASTROPEXY (HILL) 122 INDICATIONS 122 PREOPERATIVE CARE 122 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 122 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 122 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 123 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 129 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 129 REFERENCES 129 13 TRANSTHORACIC GASTROPLASTY (COLLIS) AND NISSEN FUNDOPLICATION 130 INDICATIONS 130 PREOPERATIVE CARE 130 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 130 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 130 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 131 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 141 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 141 REFERENCES 141 14 BILE DIVERTING OPERATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS AND ALKALINE REFLUX GASTRITIS 142 CONCEPT AND INDICATIONS 142 BILE DIVERSION BY DUODENOJEJUNOSTOMY ROUX-EN-Y SWITCH OPERATION 143 PREOPERATIVE CARE 143 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 143 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 143 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - VAGOTOMY AND ANTRECTOMY WITH BILE DIVERSION 143 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - BILE DIVERSION FOLLOWING ESOPHAGOGASTRECTOMY 144 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 147 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 147 BILE DIVERSION BY DUODENOJEJUNOSTOMY ROUX-EN-Y SWITCH OPERATION 147 REFERENCES 149 15 CRICOPHARYNGEAL MYOTOMY AND OPERATION FOR PHARYNGOESOPHAGEAL (ZENKER ' S) DIVERTICULUM 150 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM A CRICOPHARYNGEAL MYOTOMY 150 INDICATIONS 152 PREOPERATIVE C ARE 152 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 152 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 152 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 152 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 156 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 156 REFERENCES 156 16 ESOPHAGOMYOTOMY FOR ESOPHAGEAL ACHALASIA AND DIFFUSE ESOPHAGEAL SPASM 157 CONCEPT: WHICH THERAPY FOR ACHALASIA AND ESOPHAGEAL SPASM? 157 CONTENTS XV INDICATIONS 158 PREOPERATIVE CARE 158 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 158 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 158 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 159 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 161 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 161 REFERENCES 162 17 OPERATIONS FOR ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATIONS AND ANASTOMOTIC LEAKS 163 CONCEPT: CHOICE OF THERAPY 163 CONCEPT: MANAGEMENT OF ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATIONS AT VARIOUS ANATOMICAL LEVELS 164 INDICATIONS 166 PREOPERATIVE CARE 166 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 167 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 167 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - PLEURAL FLAP REPAIR OF THORACIC ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION 167 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - ESOPHAGEAL DIVERSION BY CERVICAL ESOPHAGOSTOMY 170 ANTERIOR THORACIC ESOPHAGOSTOMY 170 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - EXCLUDING THE ESOPHAGUS FROM THE GI TRACT 171 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 172 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 172 REFERENCES 172 STOMACH AND DUODENUM 18 OPERATIONS FOR PEPTIC ULCER 175 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR DUODENAL ULCER 175 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR GASTRIC ULCER 176 INDICATIONS 177 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 177 REFERENCES 177 19 TRUNCAL VAGOTOMY 178 INDICATIONS 178 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 178 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 178 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 178 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 179 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 181 COMPLICATIONS 181 20 PROXIMAL GASTRIC VAGOTOMY 182 INDICATIONS 182 CONTRAINDICATIONS 182 PREOPERATIVE CARE 182 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 182 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 182 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 183 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 186 COMPLICATIONS 186 REFERENCES 187 21 PYLOROPLASTY, HEINEKE-MIKULICZ 188 INDICATIONS 188 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 188 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 188 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 188 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 189 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 190 COMPLICATIONS 190 REVERSAL OF PYLOROPLASTY OR GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY 190 REFERENCES 191 22 PYLOROPLASTY, FINNEY 192 INDICATIONS 192 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 192 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 192 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 192 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 193 COMPLICATIONS 193 23 GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY 194 INDICATIONS 194 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 194 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 194 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 194 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 194 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE: GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY BY STAPLING 197 ' POSTOPERATIVE CARE 199 COMPLICATIONS 199 24 GASTRECTOMY FOR PEPTIC ULCER 200 INDICATIONS 200 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 200 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 200 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 200 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES: BILLROTH I AND II 202 XVI CONTENTS POSTOPERATIVE CARE 224 COMPLICATIONS 224 REFERENCES 227 25 PERFORATED PEPTIC ULCER 228 CONCEPT 228 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 228 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 228 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 228 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE OF PLICATION 229 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 230 COMPLICATIONS 230 REFERENCES 230 26 GASTROSTOMY 231 INDICATIONS 231 CONCEPT 231 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 231 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 231 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 231 27 GASTRECTOMY FOR CANCER 235 CONCEPT: HOW RADICAL AN OPERATION FOR GASTRIC CANCER? 235 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 237 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 237 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 237 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 237 COMPLICATIONS 237 REFERENCES 237 28 TOTAL GASTRECTOMY 239 INDICATIONS 239 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 239 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 239 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 239 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 240 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 258 COMPLICATIONS 259 REFERENCES 259 29 EXPOSURE OF THE THIRD AND FOURTH PORTIONS OF THE DUODENUM 260 INDICATIONS 260 CONCEPT 260 PREOPERATIVE CARE 260 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 260 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 260 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 260 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 263 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 263 SMALL INTESTINE AND APPENDIX 30 SMALL BOWEL RESECTION AND ANASTOMOSIS 267 INDICATIONS 267 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 267 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 267 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 267 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE: SMALL BOWEL ANASTOMOSIS BY SUTURING 268 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE: SMALL BOWEL ANASTOMOSIS USING STAPLING TECHNIQUE 271 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 272 COMPLICATIONS 272 REFERENCES 272 31 ENTEROLYSIS FOR INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION 273 INDICATIONS 273 CONCEPT: WHEN TO OPERATE? 273 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 273 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 273 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 273 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 275 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 277 COMPLICATIONS 277 32 BAKER TUBE STITCHLESS PLICATION 278 INDICATIONS 278 CONCEPT 278 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 278 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 278 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 278 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 279 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 279 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 279 REFERENCES 279 33 APPENDECTOMY 280 INDICATIONS 280 CONCEPT 280 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 280 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 280 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 280 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 281 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 286 COMPLICATIONS 286 CONTENTS XVII COLON AND RECTUM 39 34 LOW ANTERIOR RESECTION FOR RECTAL CANCER 340 COLON RESECTION 291 CONCEPT: PRINCIPLES OF SUCCESSFUL COLON ANASTOMOSIS 291 CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO ANASTOMOTIC LEAKAGE 292 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 293 OPERATIVE STRATEGY: THE COLON-ANASTOMOSIS 293 STRATEGY OF POSTOPERATIVE CARE 295 WHEN TO FEED THE PATIENT 295 REFERENCES 296 INDICATIONS 340 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 340 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 340 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 340 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 343 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 366 COMPLICATIONS 367 REFERENCES 367 40 ABDOMINOPERINEAL PROCTOSIGMOIDECTOMY FOR 35 CANCER 368 INDICATIONS 368 COLON RESECTION FOR CANCER 297 CONCEPT: EXTENT OF COLON RESECTION 297 CONCEPT: THE NO-TOUCH TECHNIQUE 302 CONCEPT: PREVENTION OF SUTURE-LINE RECURRENCE 304 REFERENCES 304 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 368 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 368 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 368 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 372 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 389 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 390 REFERENCES 391 36 41 RIGHT COLECTOMY FOR CANCER 305 INDICATIONS 305 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 305 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 305 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 305 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE OF RIGHT AND TRANSVERSE COLECTOMY 305 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 316 COMPLICATIONS 316 SUBTOTAL COLECTOMY WITH ILEOPROCTOSTOMY OR ILEOSTOMY AND SIGMOID MUCOUS FISTULA 392 INDICATIONS 392 CONCEPT: CHOICE OF OPERATION 392 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 393 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 393 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 393 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 393 COMPLICATIONS 402 37 REFERENCES 402 LEFT COLECTOMY FOR CANCER 317 INDICATIONS 317 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 317 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 317 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 317 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 318 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 336 COMPLICATIONS 336 42 ILEOANAL ANASTOMOSIS WITH ILEAL RESERVOIR FOLLOWING TOTAL COLECTOMY AND MUCOSAL PROCTECTOMY 403 CONCEPT: CURRENTLY AVAILABLE OPERATIONS FOR ULCERATIVE COLITIS AND FAMILIAL POLYPOSIS 403 INDICATIONS 405 CONTRAINDICATIONS 405 PREOPERATIVE CARE 405 38 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 405 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 405 OPERATIONS FOR RECTAL CANCER 337 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR CANCER 0-6 CM FROM ANAL VERGE 337 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR CARCINOMA 6-11 CM FROM ANAL VERGE 338 REFERENCES 339 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - MUCOSAL PROCTECTOMY, ILEAL RESERVOIR, AND ENDORECTAL ILEOANAL ANASTOMOSIS 406 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 415 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 415 REFERENCES 415 XVIII CONTENTS 43 CONCEPT: CECOSTOMY OR COLOSTOMY? 428 SUBTOTAL COLECTOMY FOR MASSIVE COLONIC HEMORRHAGE 416 INDICATIONS 416 CONCEPT 416 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 416 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 416 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 416 REFERENCES 416 REFERENCES 428 48 CECOSTOMY 429 INDICATIONS 429 CONCEPT 429 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 429 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 429 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 429 44 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 429 ILEOSTOMY, END 417 INDICATIONS 417 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 417 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 417 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 417 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 420 COMPLICATIONS 420 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 431 COMPLICATIONS 431 49 TRANSVERSE COLOSTOMY 432 INDICATIONS 432 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 432 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 432 45 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 432 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 433 ILEOSTOMY, LOOP 421 INDICATIONS 421 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 421 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 421 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 421 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 422 COMPLICATIONS 422 REFERENCE 422 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 435 COMPLICATIONS 435 REFERENCES 435 50 CLOSURE OF TEMPORARY COLOSTOMY 436 CONCEPT: WHEN TO CLOSE A COLOSTOMY 436 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 436 46 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 436 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 436 ABDOMINOPERINEAL PROCTECTOMY FOR BENIGN DISEASE 423 INDICATIONS 423 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 423 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 423 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 423 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE: ABDOMINAL 423 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE: PERINEAL 424 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 426 COMPLICATIONS 426 REFERENCES 426 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 436 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 439 COMPLICATIONS 439 REFERENCES 439 51 OPERATIONS FOR COLONIC DIVERTICULITIS 440 INDICATIONS 440 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION 440 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 441 PRIMARY RESECTION AND ANASTOMOSIS 441 47 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 441 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 441 OPERATIONS FOR COLON OBSTRUCTION 427 CONCEPT: OPERATIONS FOR COMPLETE COLON OBSTRUCTION DUE TO CARCINOMA OF RIGHT OR PROXIMAL TRANSVERSE COLON 427 CONCEPT: OPERATIONS FOR COMPLETE COLON OBSTRUCTION DUE TO CARCINOMA OF MID-DESCENDING COLON 427 CONCEPT: OPERATIONS FOR COMPLETE COLON OBSTRUCTION DUE TO CARCINOMA OF THE RECTOSIGMOID COLON 428 PRIMARY RESECTION, END COLOSTOMY WITH MUCOUS FISTULA 443 OPERATIVE STRATEGY AND TECHNIQUE 443 EMERGENCY SIGMOID COLECTOMY WITH END COLOSTOMY AND HARTMANN ' S POUCH 443 INDICATIONS 443 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 444 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 444 REFERENCES 445 CONTENTS XIX 52 STAGE I AND STAGE II 462 OPERATION FOR RECTAL PROLAPSE (RIPSTEIN) 446 INDICATIONS 446 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 446 CONCEPT: SELECTION OF OPERATION 446 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 447 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 447 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 447 POSTOPERATIVE CARE AND COMPLICATIONS 450 REFERENCES 450 STAGE III 462 STAGE IV 463 FROZEN-SECTION OR TWO-STAGE PROCEDURE? 463 POSITIVE MAMMOGRAPHY IN THE ABSENCE OF PALPABLE TUMOR 464 REFERENCES 464 55 BIOPSY OF BREAST - LUMPECTOMY 465 INDICATIONS 465 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 465 BREAST OPERATIVE STRATEGY 465 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - PALPABLE MASS - 53 LUMPECTOMY 466 OPERATIONS FOR BENIGN BREAST DISEASES 451 FIBROADENOMA 451 CONCEPT: MANAGEMENT OF FIBROADENOMA 451 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 451 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 451 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 452 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 452 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - NONPALPABLE LESION 466 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 467 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 467 LUMPECTOMY FOLLOWING PREVIOUS BIOPSY 467 56 AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY 468 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM AXILLARY FIBROCYSTIC DISEASE 452 CONCEPT: OPERATION VERSUS ASPIRATION 452 INDICATIONS 453 PREOPERATIVE CARE 453 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 453 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - UPPER QUADRANT TYLECTOMY (LUMPECTOMY) 453 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 454 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 455 LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR BREAST CANCER 468 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM LYMPHADENECTOMY FOR MELANOMA 468 INDICATIONS 469 PREOPERATIVE CARE 469 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 469 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 469 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 469 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 471 EXCISION OF MAMMARY DUCTS 457 CONCEPT: MANAGEMENT OF NIPPLE DISCHARGE 455 INDICATIONS 455 PREOPERATIVE CARE 455 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 456 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - SINGLE-DUCT EXCISION 456 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - TOTAL DUCT EXCISION 456 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 458 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 458 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 471 REFERENCES 472 57 MODIFIED RADICAL MASTECTOMY 47 3 CONCEPT: DEFINING THE MODIFIED RADICAL MASTECTOMY OF PATEY 473 INDICATIONS 473 PREOPERATIVE CARE 473 BREAST ABSCESS 458 PARA-AREOLAR ABSCESS OR FISTULA 459 REFERENCES 459 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 473 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 473 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 477 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 485 54 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 485 REFERENCES 486 CONCEPT: WHICH OPERATION FOR BREAST CANCER? 460 MASTECTOMY OR LUMPECTOMY - AXILLARY DISSECTION? 460 AXILLARY SAMPLING OR TOTAL AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY? 460 PREINVASIVE CANCER 461 58 RADICAL MASTECTOMY 487 INDICATIONS 487 PREOPERATIVE CARE 487 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 487 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 487 XX CONTENTS OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 487 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 493 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 493 HEPATOBILIARY TRACT 59 CONCEPT: WHEN TO REMOVE THE GALLBLADDER 495 MORTALITY FOLLOWING CHOLECYSTECTOMY 495 LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY 495 SYMPTOMATIC CHOLELITHIASIS 495 BILIARY COLIC WITH NEGATIVE CHOLECYSTOGRAM AND SONOGRAM; THE CHOLECYSTOSES 496 ATYPICAL PAIN WITH NEGATIVE CHOLECYSTOGRAM 496 ASYMPTOMATIC CHOLELITHIASIS 496 ACUTE OBSTRUCTIVE CHOLECYSTITIS 496 ACALULOUS ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS 498 GALLSTONE PANCREATITIS 498 INCIDENTAL CHOLECYSTECTOMY 498 REFERENCES 498 60 CHOLECYSTECTOMY 499 INDICATIONS 499 PREOPERATIVE CARE 499 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 499 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 499 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 504 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 512 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 512 REFERENCES 513 61 LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY 514 INDICATIONS 514 CONTRAINDICATIONS 514 PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION 514 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 514 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 516 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 516 CYSTIC DUCT CHOLANGIOGRAM 519 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 523 COMPLICATIONS 523 REFERENCES 525 62 CHOLECYSTOSTOMY 526 INDICATIONS 526 CONTRAINDICATION 526 PREOPERATIVE CARE 526 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 526 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 526 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 527 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 528 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 528 REFERENCE 528 63 COMMON BILE DUCT EXPLORATION 529 CONCEPT: WHEN TO EXPLORE THE COMMON BILE DUCT (CBD) 529 CONCEPT: HOW TO MANAGE MULTIPLE AND " PRIMARY " CBD STONES 530 INDICATIONS 531 PREOPERATIVE CARE 531 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 531 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 532 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - CBD EXPLORATION SIMULTANEOUS WITH CHOLECYSTECTOMY 533 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 539 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 539 REFERENCES 541 64 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM OTHER OPERATIONS ON THE COMMON BILE DUCT (CBD) 542 OPERATIONS FOR RETAINED OR RECURRENT CBD STONES 542 OPERATIONS FOR NONCALCULOUS BILIARY TRACT DISEASE 544 CONCEPT: CHOLEDOCHODUODENOSTOMY VERSUS ROUX-EN-Y CHOLEDOCHOJEJUNOSTOMY 546 REFERENCES 547 65 SECONDARY CHOLEDOCHOLITHOTOMY 548 INDICATIONS 548 PREOPERATIVE CARE 548 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 548 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 548 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 548 66 SPHINCTEROPLASTY 550 INDICATIONS 550 PREOPERATIVE CARE 550 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 550 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 550 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 551 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 555 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 555 REFERENCES 555 67 CHOLEDOCHODUODENOSTOMY 556 INDICATIONS 556 CONTENTS XXI CONTRAINDICATIONS 556 PREOPERATIVE CARE 556 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 556 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 556 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 557 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 560 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 560 REFERENCES 560 68 ROUX-EN-Y HEPATICO OR CHOLEDOCHOJEJUNOSTOMY 561 INDICATIONS 561 PREOPERATIVE CARE 561 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 561 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 561 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 562 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 568 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 568 POSTOPERATIVE DUODENAL ULCER 569 DELAYED GASTRIC EMPTYING 570 REFERENCES 570 69 PERIAMPULLARY DIVERTICULECTOMY 571 CONCEPT: WHEN A PERIAMPULLARY DIVERTICULUM SHOULD BE EXCISED 571 INDICATIONS 573 PREOPERATIVE CARE 573 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 573 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 573 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - TRANSDUODENAL DIVERTICULECTOMY 573 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 574 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 575 REFERENCES 575 70 OPERATIONS FOR CARCINOMA OF HEPATIC DUCT BIFURCATION 576 CONCEPT: WHEN TO OPERATE FOR CARCINOMA OF THE BILE DUCTS 576 INDICATIONS 577 PREOPERATIVE CARE 577 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 577 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 577 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - RESECTION OF BIFURCATION TUMORS 578 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - INTUBATION OF HEPATIC DUCTS WITHOUT RESECTING TUMOR 581 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 584 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 584 REFERENCES 584 71 HEPATIC RESECTIONS 585 CONCEPT: WHEN TO RESECT 585 CONCEPT: HEPATIC ANATOMY 585 INDICATIONS 588 PREOPERATIVE CARE 588 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 588 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 589 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 589 ANATOMIC UNISEGMENTAL AND POLY 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OPERATIVE STRATEGY 665 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 667 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 671 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 671 REFERENCES 671 79 OPERATIONS FOR SPLENIC TRAUMA 672 CONCEPT: SPLENECTOMY OR SPLENORRHAPHY? 672 INDICATIONS 672 PREOPERATIVE CARE 672 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 672 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 672 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 673 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 677 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 678 REFERENCES 678 ABDOMINAL WALL 80 CONCEPT: WHICH OPERATION FOR INGUINAL HERNIA? 679 PATHOGENESIS OF INGUINAL HERNIA 679 INDIRECT HERNIA 679 DIRECT HERNIA - ANTERIOR TRANSVERSALIS REPAIR (SHOULDICE) 679 DIRECT HERNIA - COOPER ' S LIGAMENT REPAIR (MCVAY) 680 INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR IN WOMEN - MODIFICATIONS OF TECHNIQUE 680 SLIDING HERNIA - SHOULDICE OR MCVAY REPAIR 680 INCARCERATED AND STRANGULATED HERNIA - MODIFICATIONS IN ANESTHESIA AND INCISION 680 REFERENCES 681 81 ANTERIOR TRANSVERSALIS REPAIR OF INGUINAL HERNIA (SHOULDICE) 682 INDICATIONS 682 PREOPERATIVE CARE 682 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 682 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 682 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 683 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 690 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 690 REFERENCES 690 82 COOPER ' S LIGAMENT HERNIORRHAPY (MCVAY) 691 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE FOR DIRECT OR LARGE INDIRECT INGUINAL HERNIA 691 CONTENTS XXIII POSTOPERATIVE CARE 695 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 695 REFERENCES 695 83 OPERATIONS FOR RECURRENT INGUINAL HERNIA 696 CONCEPT: PATHOGENESIS AND PREVENTION OF RECURRENT HERNIA 696 INDICATIONS 698 PREOPERATIVE CARE 698 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 698 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 698 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - INGUINAL APPROACH 700 REPAIRING RECURRENT HERNIA FOLLOWING PREVIOUS HALSTED OPERATION WITHOUT OPENING THE INGUINAL CANAL 700 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - PREPERITONEAL APPROACH USING MESH PROSTHESIS 703 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 706 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 706 REFERENCES 706 84 FEMORAL HERNIA REPAIR 707 CONCEPT: CHOICE AMONG LOW GROIN, PREPERITONEAL, OR INGUINAL APPROACHES 707 INDICATIONS 707 PREOPERATIVE CARE 707 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 708 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 708 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 708 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 714 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 714 REFERENCES 714 85 OPERATIONS FOR LARGE VENTRAL HERNIA 715 CONCEPT: PATHOGENESIS OF INCISIONAL HERNIA 715 INDICATIONS 716 PREOPERATIVE C ARE 716 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 716 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 716 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - ELECTIVE VENTRAL HERNIA REPAIR 720 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 726 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 726 REFERENCES 726 86 OPERATIONS FOR NECROTIZING OF ABDOMINAL WALL AND INFECTED ABDOMINAL WOUND DEHISCENCE 727 CONCEPT: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF NECROTIZING FASCIITIS 727 PREOPERATIVE CARE 727 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 727 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 727 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 729 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 729 REFERENCES 730 ANUS AND RECTUM 87 RUBBER BAND LIGATION OF INTERNAL HEMORRHOIDS 733 CONCEPT: WHEN TO BAND A HEMORRHOID 733 INDICATION 733 PITFAIL AND DANGER POINT 733 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 733 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 734 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 734 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 734 REFERENCES 735 88 HEMORRHOIDECTOMY 737 CONCEPT: SELECTING THE APPROPRIATE TREATMENT FOR SYMPTOMATIC HEMORRHOIDS 737 INDICATIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS 738 PREOPERATIVE CARE 739 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 739 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 739 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - CLOSED HEMORRHOIDECTOMY 739 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - RADICAL OPEN HEMORRHOIDECTOMY 743 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 745 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 745 REFERENCES 746 89 ANORECTAL FISTULA AND PELVIRECTAL ABSCESS 747 CONCEPT: PATHOGENESIS AND TREATMENT OF ANORECTAL FISTULAS 747 INDICATIONS 749 PREOPERATIVE CARE 749 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 749 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 749 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - ANORECTAL AND PELVIRECTAL ABSCESS 750 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - ANORECTAL FISTULA 752 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 759 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 759 REFERENCES 760 XXIV CONTENTS 90 LATERAL INTERNAL SPHINCTEROTOMY FOR CHRONIC ANAL FISSURE 761 CONCEPT: PATHOGENESIS AND TREATMENT OF ANAL FISSURE 761 INDICATION 761 PREOPERATIVE CARE 761 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 761 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 761 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 762 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 763 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 763 REFERENCES 763 91 ANOPLASTY FOR ANAL STENOSIS 764 CONCEPT: OPERATIONS FOR ANAL STENOSIS 764 INDICATION 764 PREOPERATIVE CARE 764 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 764 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 764 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - SLIDING MUCOSAL FLAP 764 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - SLIDING ANODERM FLAP 766 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 768 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 768 92 OPERATION FOR RECTAL PROLAPSE (THIERSCH) 769 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM A THIERSCH OPERATION 769 INDICATIONS 769 PREOPERATIVE CARE 769 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 769 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 769 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - THIERSCH PROCEDURE USING MESH 770 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 771 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 771 REFERENCES 771 93 OPERATIONS FOR PILONIDAL DISEASE 772 CONCEPT: PATHOGENESIS AND SELECTION OF OPTIMAL OPERATION 772 INDICATION 773 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 773 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 773 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 774 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 777 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 777 REFERENCES 778 LYMPH NODES 94 INGUINAL AND PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY 779 CONCEPT: WHEN TO PERFORM INGUINAL AND PELVIC LYMPHADENECTOMY 779 INDICATIONS 779 PREOPERATIVE CARE 779 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 779 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 779 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 780 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 785 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 785 REFERENCE 785 HEAD AND NECK 95 PAROTIDECTOMY 789 CONCEPT: HOW MUCH GLAND TO REMOVE FOR A PAROTID TUMOR 789 INDICATIONS 789 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 789 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 789 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 790 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 794 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 794 REFERENCES 795 96 THYROIDECTOMY 796 CONCEPT: WHICH DISEASES OF THE THYROID REQUIRE OPERATION? 796 INDICATIONS 800 PREOPERATIVE CARE 800 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 800 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 800 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 802 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 810 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 810 REFERENCES 810 97 CRICOTHYROIDOTOMY 812 CONCEPT: WHICH KIND OF EMERGENCY AIRWAY? 812 INDICATIONS 812 PREOPERATIVE CARE 812 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 812 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 813 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 813 CONTENTS XXV POSTOPERATIVE CARE 814 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 814 REFERENCES 814 98 TRACHEOTOMY 815 CONCEPT: WHEN TO DO A TRACHEOTOMY 815 INDICATIONS 815 PREOPERATIVE CARE 815 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 815 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 815 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 816 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 817 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 818 MISCELLANEOUS 99 DRAINAGE OF SUBPHRENIC ABSCESS 821 CONCEPT: ETIOLOGY AND MODERN MANAGEMENT OF SUBPHRENIC ABSCESS 821 INDICATIONS 822 PREOPERATIVE CARE 822 PITFALLS AND DANGER POINTS 823 OPERATIVE STRATEGY 823 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - EXTRASEROUS SUBCOSTAL DRAINAGE OF RIGHT SUBPHRENIC ABSCESS 823 OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE - LAPAROTOMY FOR SUBPHRENIC AND ABDOMINAL ABSCESSES 826 POSTOPERATIVE CARE 827 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS 827 REFERENCES 827 APPENDIXES A: SOME MECHANICAL BASICS OF OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE 831 IMPORTANCE OF SURGEON ' S FOOT AND BODY POSITION 831 USE OF INSTRUMENTS 842 REFERENCES 844 B: DISSECTING AND SEWING 845 THE ART OF DISSECTING PLANES 845 SEWING TECHNIQUE 846 REFERENCES 856 C: CONTROL OF BLEEDING 857 TECHNIQUES OF ACHIEVING HEMOSTASIS 857 CONTROL OF HEMORRHAGE, TEMPORARY 859 CONTROL OF HEMORRHAGE, DEFINITION 859 D: GLOSSARY 860 INDEX 883
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