School of Surgery

School of Surgery

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School of Surgery episodes

  • How to talk about the plain abdominal x-ray
    Jon Lund talks to Rajeev Singh, Consultant Radiologist at the Royal Derby Hospital, UK about how to structure looking at a plain abdominal x-ray. The simple structure will help you to look at abdominal films with more confidence and be more aware of the range of normal. This video podcast is aimed at medical students, foundation years doctors (Interns) and core trainees (junior residents).
    14 min
  • Left hemicolectomy for cancer explained
    Jon Lund Consultant Surgeon, Royal Derby Hospital and UNiversity of Nottingham, UK, explains the basis of left hemicolectomy for colon cancer. This video podcast should be viewed with the podcast on right hemicolectomy. It is aimed at medical students, foundation (intern) doctors and core trainees (junior residents).
    8 min
  • right hemicolectomy for cancer explained
    Jon Lund, colorectal surgeon in DIvision of Medical Sciences, University of Nottingham, Royal Derby Hospital UK, explains in a video podcast important principles of colonic blood supply, colectomy for cancer and right hemicolectomy. Produced for medical students and core trainees (junior residents) in surgery. In association with East Midlands LETB Surgical training.
    16 min
  • Compartment Syndrome
    Keaton Jones talks to Daren Forward, Consultant (Attending) Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon at Queens Medical Centre Nottingham, Regional Trauma Centre for the East Midlands of England, about the definition, presentation and management of compartment syndrome. The podcast is useful for medical students, foundation doctors/interns, surgeons in training and any healthcare professional involved in the management of trauma.
    3 min
  • Epidural anaesthesia
    Keaton Jones talks to Dr Tim Watkins, Consultant Anaethestist (Attending Anathesiologist) at Royal Derby Hospital, UK about epidural anaesthesia. The podcast covers definitions and explains what an epidural is, its indications, effects, complications and management of these complications. The podcast is aimed at Interns/foundation doctors, surgeons in training and final year medical students, who will find it useful when confronted with an epidural in the middle of the night!
    9 min
  • Enhanced recovery basics
    Stuart Gold, consultant anaesthetist at Royal Derby Hospital, UK, talks to Jon Lund, Colorectal Surgeon about the basics of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS)
    7 min
  • Diverticular disease
    Jon Lund talks to Bill Speake, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon in Derby, UK, about the presentation, diagnosis and management of diverticular disease and its complications. Audio podcast mapped to undergraduate curricula and ISCP
    16 min
  • Anal Fissure
    Jon Lund talks about the presentation, aetiology and treatment of anal fissure, explaining the aetiology with the help of diagrams in this video podcast.
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    12 min
  • Fistula in ano video podcast
    A video podcast defining anal fistula and explaining, with diagrams the aetiology, presentation and treatment of this condition. Aimed at medical students and surgeons in training and mapped to undergraduate and ISCP curricula.
    11 min
  • Hereditary Non Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC)
    Jon Lund talks to Nick Hurst, consultant colorectal surgeon with a special interest in hereditary colorectal cancers, about HNPCC. Don't forget to download the accompanying podcast on FAP to complete your knowledge of familial bowel cancers
    This podcast is mapped to the final stage of the ISCP curriculum, and will be very helpful to trainees coming up to FRCS and beyond.
    13 min

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Audio and video podcasts aimed at medical students and doctors in training on a growing range of topics across surgery.