Tea Talks with Kudo: Medicine Edition

Episode 10: Benign Anorectal Conditions

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 9: LGIB

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 8: UGIB

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 7: Colorectal cancer

Did you know CRC is one of the few diseases where screening is available?

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 6: Diverticular diseases of the Colon

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 5: Diseases of the Stomach

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 4: Appendicitis

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Episode 3: Intestinal Obstruction

Quartet of symptoms: abdominal pain, abdominal distention, constipation, vomiting

References:

The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Gastrointestinal_Tract_Development

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Episode 2: Acute Abdomen

A nice peak into conditions of the abdomen (some of which aren't even in the abdomen!) + a lovely way to remember some high yield conditions (remember, think of it like a house^)

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References: The Textbook of Surgery by Ravi Maharaj

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Today, we speak about Abdominal wall hernias. Learn the basic anatomical landmarks, as well as what to look for on clinical examination,

And remember, if it's below the inguinal ligament, it's a Femoral hernia!

References: The information in this episode comes directly from The Textbook of Surgery for Medical Students by Dr. Ravi Maharaj (It's a great book, 10/10 recommend)

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