[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he second edition of Clinical Surgery Pearls is a question and answer book for postgraduate and undergraduate students. Each chapter focuses on a typical case, beginning with an overview, followed by a checklist for history and physical examination, and diagnostic points for that case. A number of questions with answers reviewing the anatomy, physiology, investigation, differential diagnosis and updated staging and evidence-based management for that case, are then presented. The book is highlighted by numerous flow charts, tables, photographs and illustrations. A separate chapter provides definitions for various clinical terminologies.
Key points
* New edition, question and answer book for students
* Presents 50 clinical cases with questions and answers
* Easy to read, understandable format
* Includes numerous flow charts, tables, photographs and illustrations
* Separate chapter dedicated to definitions of clinical terminologies
* Previous edition published in 2010
Table of Contents:
SECTION 1: Definitions
Definitions 3
SECTION 2: Long Cases
Case 01: Toxic Goiter21
Case 02: Solitary Thyroid Nodule (STN-Nontoxic) 45
Case 03: Papillary Carcinoma Thyroid with Lymph Node Metastases 52
Case 04: Multinodular Goiter 68
Case 05: Early Breast Cancer 74
Case 06: Advanced Breast Cancer 95
Case 07: Epigastric Lump 106
Case 08: Right Hypochondrial Lump without Jaundice 119
Case 09: Right Iliac Fossa Mass (Suspected Ileocecal Tuberculosis) 128
Case 10: Suspected Carcinoma of the Cecum 134
Case 11: Appendicular Mass 146
Case 12: Obstructive Jaundice 152
Case 13: Varicose Veins 168
Case 14: Peripheral Occlusive Vascular Disease 188
Case 15: Lymphoma 207
Case 16: Renal Swelling 224
Case 17: Pseudocyst of Pancreas 235
Case 18: Retroperitoneal Tumor 241
Case 19: Testicular Malignancy 248
Case 20: Portal Hypertension 261
Case 21: Mesenteric Cyst 278
SECTION 3: Short Cases
Case 22: Non-thyroid Neck Swelling 285
Case 23: Tuberculous Cervical Lymph Node 288
Case 24: Cervical Metastatic Lymph Node and Neck Dissections 296
Case 25: Carcinoma Tongue with Submandibular Lymph Node 308
Case 26: Carcinoma of Gingivobuccal Complex (Indian Oral Cancer) 319
Case 27: Parotid Swelling 324
Case 28: Submandibular Sialadenitis 335
Case 29: Ranula, Plunging Ranula, Sublingual Dermoid and Mucous Cyst 340
Case 30: Thyroglossal Cyst, Lingual Thyroid, Ectopic Thyroid, Subhyoid Bursa and Carcinoma Arising in Thyroglossal Cyst 343
Case 31: Branchial Cyst, Branchial Fistula, Cystic Hygroma 349
Case 32: Soft Tissue Sarcoma 355
Case 33: Neurofibroma, von Recklinghausen’s Disease 364
Case 34: Lipoma (Universal Tumor) 370
Case 35: Sebaceous Cyst/Epidermoid Cyst/Wen/Dermoid Cyst 373
Case 36: Ulcer 378
Case 37: Malignant Melanoma 388
Case 38: Basal Cell Carcinoma/Rodent Ulcer 402
Case 39: Squamous Cell Carcinoma—SCC (Epithelioma) 407
Case 40: Carcinoma Penis 414
Case 41: Congenital Arteriovenous Fistula/Hemangioma/Compressible Swelling 422
Case 42: Unilateral Lower Limb Edema 432
Case 43: Hydrocele of Tunica Vaginalis Sac (Epididymal Cyst, Spermatocele, Varicocele, Hematocele, Chylocele, etc.) 441
Case 44: Inguinal Hernia/Femoral Hernia 450
Case 45: Incisional Hernia (Ventral Hernia, Postoperative Hernia) 469
Case 46: Epigastric Hernia (Fatty Hernia of the Linea Alba) 474
Case 47: Paraumbilical Hernia, Umbilical Hernia in Adults and Children 477
Case 48: Desmoid Tumor, Interparietal Hernia (Interstitial) and Spigelian Hernia 483
Case 49: Gynecomastia/Male Breast Carcinoma 486
Case 50: Fibroadenoma/Cystosarcoma/Breast Cyst/Fibroadenosis/Fibrocystic Disease/ Mastalgia/Mastopathy/Chronic Mastitis 494
SECTION 4: Radiology and Imaging
Radiology Questions and Answers 503
SECTION 5: Important Tables and Charts
General 559
Trauma 567
Burns 574
Neck 578
Breast 579
Abdomen 583
Vascular 594
Limbs 599
Anorectal 604
Index 607
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