Introduction

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Introduction The detailed anatomy of the muscles and fascial layers of the anterior abdominal wall is described in Chapters 42 to 46. Peritoneal lavage is the first procedure illustrated in…

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Introduction

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Introduction This is the longest section of this book, reflecting the complexity and diversity of abdominal operative procedures commonly performed during training and by practicing general surgeons. It is divided…

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Carpal Tunnel Release

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Carpal Tunnel Release The median nerve passes through a narrow, rigid-walled canal (the carpal tunnel) as it enters the hand. Here, it is vulnerable to compression from trauma, anomalous muscles…

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Tendon Repair

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Tendon Repair Preservation of mobility and function is a critical consideration in the repair of tendon injuries of the forearm and hand. While general surgeons may not be called upon…

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Digital Nerve Block

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Digital Nerve Block Digital nerve block is used to provide quick, reliable anesthesia of a finger or toe. Nerve block avoids injection of anesthetic into injured or more sensitive distal…

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Vascular Access for Hemodialysis

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Vascular Access for Hemodialysis Courtney L. Olmsted Rachael Nicholson The creation of an arteriovenous fistula is a common procedure for surgeons involved in dialysis programs. The goal of this procedure…

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Radial Artery Cannulation

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Radial Artery Cannulation The radial artery is cannulated for monitoring purposes. A catheter in the radial artery can be used for direct measurement of arterial pressure and for sampling arterial…

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Axillobifemoral Bypass

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Axillobifemoral Bypass Frederick P. Beavers Kenneth B. Simon Axillobifemoral bypass is one of the most commonly performed extra-anatomic by/passes in vascular surgery today. This procedure is generally performed in the…

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Introduction

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Introduction This section continues the anatomy of some structures that were first introduced in Section II. An infrequently performed extra-anatomic vascular bypass procedure—axillobifemoral bypass (Chapter 36e)—describes the axillary artery and…

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