Oesophagus –Jejunal Anastomosis (Tricks of Trade in GISx - Part 6 ORG) (See Description for Details) скачать в хорошем качестве

Oesophagus –Jejunal Anastomosis (Tricks of Trade in GISx - Part 6 ORG) (See Description for Details)

#esohagojejunalanastomosis #laparotomy #umbilicus #generalsurgeon #surgery #midlinelaparotomy #lineaalba Dear Friends! Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 6. In this short video series, we have discussed the hand sewn technique of esophago-jejunal anastomosis. For surgeons, venturing into the field of UGI surgery, this technique must have in the armamentarium. There can be instances of stapler failure or technical difficulties. Happy Learning. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 5. In this short video series, we have discussed the mass closure or tension closure technique of closing the mid line laparotomy. We have discussed two techniques – 1. Classical 2. Modified technique. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 4. In this short video series, we have discussed the anatomical basis of arcuate line in closure of midline laparotomy, and how to avoid injury to the underlying bowel while closing the abdomen. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 3. In this video we demonstrated the trick of going around the falciparum, not through the falciparum, while doing laparotomy for bloodless entry into abdomen. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 2. In this video we have demonstrated how to find the Linea Alba in obese patients. Friends, I have seen junior trainees, including myself, in training days struggling to find the Linea Alba in obese patients. We have discussed a simple technique for the benefit of junior surgery trainees. This is simple straight forward technique with bloodless entry. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery for junior trainees – Part 1. In this video, we have demonstrated a very handy technique for negotiating around the umbilicus while doing midline laparotomy. We have seen the junior trainees struggling while negotiating around the umbilicus, resulting in an irregular ugly scar. I hope junior trainees will find it useful. Full Videos & Surgery Courses are available on our ‘App’ & are also available in the members-only section on YouTube. Join this channel for Exclusive access to HD Content and other Perks available for members:    / @dr_strange_mch   You can also connect with us on our official App for all surgery video courses. For Android Users: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... For iOS / Apple Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/classpl.... [P.S. – iOS User, Please use ‘ORG’ CODE - NJOFT Join Our Telegram Group: https://t.me/+t-cArIxnrT1lYWM9 Follow Us on Instagram:   / dr_strange_mch   Join Our Facebook Page -   / drstrangemch   Join our Facebook Group-   / 551613693782368   PS- As part of the promotion, Most of the videos will be available as FREE Bonus Content for a limited time, 24-48 Hrs after the upload of the same trailer video on YouTube. Related video for surgery trainees- 1. Stomach & GE junction Series -    • Stomach / Gastric / GE junction (3/3)   2. Sub-Total cholecystectomy course:    • Sub-Total Cholecystectomy Series – Complet...   3. Lap Chole Series:    • Lap Cholecystectomy Course - Complete Guid...   4. Extended/radical Cholecystectomy Series:    • Gall Bladder Cancer - Theory and Live Sx: ...   5. Inflammatory Bowel Disease, UC & CD:    • Inflammatory Bowel Disease - UC & CD   6. Open Cholecystectomy -    • Open Cholecystectomy Course - Tricks of th...   7. Feeding Jejunostomy & Gastrostomy Course:    • Feeding Jejunostomy & Gastrostomy Course: ...   8. Tricks of Trade in GI Surgery Series -    • Tricks of Trade in GI Sx Series (Video 8/8)   …and many more, please visit the channel homepage or download the ‘App’ Disclaimer: The information shared in this video tutorial is meant for general education and information only and is not a substitute for expert opinion. The cases shown here are for discussion and demonstration only and may not match the real-life scenario. Some parts of surgery may have been modified/edited for the interest of demonstration. Before making any decision, viewers should take advice from experts and refer to the official Government websites, standard medical journals, and books. No one should start or stop any treatment based on the knowledge available on the internet, YouTube, Google, etc. For any doubts or clarifications always consult the experts and take proper advice. Also, viewers are requested to keep updated on local developments in the area they reside and to follow local authorities’ guidelines Stay Informed, Stay Healthy. Happy Learning! Thanks & Regards. Dr Strange & Team