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Pressure In pneumoperitoneum

12 to 15 mm Hg

Kehr's T tube Cholangiogram done on

7th day

Planned removal of Kehr's T tube

10-12 days after Cholangiogram

Stone size for CBD exploration

2 cm

Low SBP/Elevated INR in BLEED classification

<100 mm Hg and >1.2

Number of parameters/Maximum score on Blatchford classification

8 and 23

Mallory-Weiss tear location

2cm below the GEJ

Surgery in stress gastritis

>6 units of blood transfused

Treatment of Dieulefoy lesion

Epinephrine 1:10,000


Argon Plasma Coagulation

Constrictions of Oesophagus

15cm - T1 - Cricopharyngeus


25cm - T5 - Aortobronchial


40cm - T10 - Diaphragm

Upper esophageal sphincter data

Resting 60mm Hg


Relaxation time 0.6 seconds

LES data

Resting pressure 6 to 26 mm Hg, average 25 mm Hg


Length total 3 to 5cm


Abdominal length 2 to 2.4 cm

Columnar epithelium in esophagus

Lower 2 cm

Normal peristasis rate of esophagus

2 to 4 cm/second

Waterston criteria cutoffs

2 kg


2.5 kg

Spitz criteria

Greater than 1.5 kg no CA = 97%


Greater than 1.5 kg + CA = 57%


Less than 1.5 kg + CA = 27%

Contrast medium for TEF

Dinosil

Contrast medium for Boerhaave syndrome

Iohexol > Barium

Golden period for Boerhaave

12 hours

Site of epiphrenic diverticulum

10 cm from GEJ

Squamous cell carcinoma of esophagus


Chromoendoscopy

Potassium iodide or Lugol's iodine

Adenocarcinoma of Esophagus


Chromoendoscopy

Methylene blue/Gentian violet

Transoral incisionless fundoplication

Anteriorly 240 to 270°4 cm length added

Oral cancer


Chromoendoscopy

Toluidine blue

Barrett esophagus segments classification

1 cm Ultrashort


<3 cm Short


>3 cm Long

Calibre of bougie for stricture dilatation

52 French

24 hour ambulatory pH monitoring

2 cm below glottis


5 cm above GEJ

LES as a risk factor for GERD

Length <2 cm


Abdominal length <1 cm


Resting pressure <6 cm

Per Oral Endoscopic Myotomy Surgery margins

Proximal 10 cm above


Distal 2 to 3 cm below

Heller myotomy margins

Proximal margin 6 to 7 cm


Distal margin 2 to 3 cm


Adequate myotomy 10 mm Hg fall

Seivert classification zones

+5 +1 -2 -5

Most important prognostic factor for Seivert malignancy

Lymph node mets

Esophageal resection margins

10 cm above


5 cm below



Post gastrojejunostomy causing reflux and gastric carcinoma

After 10Y

Duodenal stump blowout usually occurs on

Day 4 to 7


Maximum on day 5

Csendes procedure done when

Ulcer is within 2.5cm of GEJ

Number of units transfused for surgical management of bleeding peptic ulcer

More than 3 per day

Indication for Heineke/Finney pyloroplasy in chronic PUD

<7 cm - Heineke-Mikulicz


>7cm - Finney

Margins for Carcinoid tumour

5 cm

Valvular disease in Carcinoid syndrome

PS>TR>TS

TARE done with

Yttrium 90


Iodine 131

Genetic mutations causing chronic pancreatitis

PRESS1, PRESS2


SPINK1


CFTR

Normal CEA levels

<2.5 ng/mL


>5 is significant

Insulin:Glucose ratio in Insulinoma

>0.3

BAO and Gastrin levels in Gastrinoma

BAO >15 mEQ/h


Gastrin levels >1000 pg/mL


>100 pg/mL indication for Secretin stimulation test; increase by 200 to 300 pg/mL

Serum VIP levels in Verner Morrison /WDHA syndrome

> 450pg/ml

Serum levels of Glucagon diagnostic of Glucagonoma

Serum Glucagon > 150 pg/ml

Somatostatin levels in Somatostatinoma

>14 picomoles per litre

Margins of resection for esophagus

10 cm proximal


5 cm distal

Margins of resection for CA Rectum

Upper 5 cm


Lower 2 cm

Margins of resection for CA Rectum

Upper 5 cm


Lower 2 cm

Margins of resection for stomach, small bowel, colon

5 cm

Margin of WLE for perianal SCC

1 cm

Margins for WLE of melanoma Anus

2 cm

Negros regimen for CA Anus

Mitomycin C x1


5-fluorouracil x4


30 Grays in 15 doses

Margins of WLE for midgut/hindgut Carcinoid tumour <2cm

5 centimetres

HIPEC

Mitomycin C at 42° Celsius


30 to 120 minutes per session

Return of bowel sounds after surgery

Small bowel 6 to 12 hours


Stomach 12 to 24 hours


Colon 24 to 36 hours

Giant hemangioma size

4 cm or more

Alfafetoprotein level for HCC

400 ng/mL diagnostic


1000 ng/mL poor prognosis

Portal venous pressure

5 to 7 mm mercury


>12 mm Mercury is hypertension

Childs-Pugh score

Bilirubin/Albumin/Ascites/PT-INR


A 5 6


B 7 8 9


C 10 to 15

MELD score

Bilirubin/Creatinine/PT-INR


15 and 18

Sengstaken-Blakemore tube deflated every

12 hours


Can be kept for 24 hours

Hypercalciuria defined as

>200 mg/day


>5 millimoles/Litre males


>7 millimoles/Litre females

Gynaecomastia definition

>2 cm of breast tissue in non-obese male

Enucleation of fibroadenoma

>3 cm


Giant >5 cm


Complex


Cosmesis

Microcalcification of breast

<5mm multiple deposits

Page and Dupont classification

RR = 1


1.2 to 1.9


4 to 7

Sites of Bone mets in CA Breast

Lumbar vertebrae > Femur > Thoracic vertebrae > Ribs > Skull - Temporal bone

CA Secondaries in bone

Prostate, Breast, Renal, Lung = Thyroid, Adrenal

Radiation dose of Mammography

0.1 centigrays

Transformation of LCIS

5 to 15% risk over 15 to 25 years

Transformation of DCIS

25 to 60% risk over 5 to 15 years

Van Nuys DCIS score

3 or 4 - BCS


5 to 7 - with radiotherapy


8 or 9 - Simple mastectomy

Nottingham prognostic score

<3.4 good


>5.4 bad

Bloom-Richardson score

3 to 5 low-grade


6 or 7 intermediate


8 or 9 high grade

Radiotherapy dose for breast

50 Grays weekly in 6 divided doses


34 Grays twice a day for 5 days

Medical therapy as primary therapy in Graves

Gland <40 grams size

Surgery as primary therapy in Graves

>80 grams gland size

FAST positive

>150 to 200 mL blood

Surgery in splenic injury

Grade 4/5


Pseudoaneurysm


Subcapsular hematoma

Definitive repair of urethral injury

After 3 to 4 months

Thyroglobulin in DTC follow up

<0.9 ng/mL safe


>2 ng/mL relapse

CND in Papillary CA thyroid

>4 cm size


Delphian node present

Cortisol stays for how long after trauma

2 to 3 weeks

Genetic mutations causing Pancreatic cancer

KRAS > TP53 > DPC4

VAC dressing pressure

Minus 125 mm mercury

Cold ischaemia time

Heart, lungs, bowel, liver, kidney


4, 6, 8, 10 to 12, 24 to 36

HLA associations for Graves

DR3


DR5


DQA1

HLA associations for Hashimoto

DR3


DR5


B8

Anaplastic CA regimen

Total thyroidectomy with CND and MRND,


Doxorubicin and Cisplatin,


60 Grays over 6 weeks

Advanced Medullary thyroid carcinoma

Debulking thyroidectomy,


Vandetanib,


60 Grays over 6 weeks

Lap vs open adrenalectomy in pheochromocytoma

5 cm lesion

Indication for iv calcium gluconate

Serum calcium <7.8 milliequivalents/litre

Intraabdominal pressure for hypertension

>20 millimetres of Mercury

Multifocal vs Multicentric in CA Breast

4 cm

Indications for chemotherapy in carcinoma breast

>1 cm


>5 mm in high-risk


Lymph nodes

Indications for Radiotherapy in carcinoma breast

Locally advanced breast carcinoma


Early breast carcinoma with


1. BCT,


2. Tumour margin less than 2 millimetres,


3. relapse,


4. at least 4 lymph nodes

Margins for Breast Conservative surgery

1 cm


Light and heavy meshes

40, 80 grams per metre squared