Thoracoscopic Denture removal from esophagus
An Elderly Female with a history of accidental ingestion of denture 8 days before two uncessfull attempts of removal was tried. Surgery: Thoracoscopic Removal of mid Esophageal denture & FJ
Boerhaave's syndrome
An Elderly male with a history of pain in a left chest for 2 hours, on investigations, found to have gross left hydropneumothorax ICD
Kept and a patient was conservative.
Day 3 - CT Chest was done s/o empyema left chest thoracoscopy and lavage was given patient continued to have 1000ml/day ICD output Repeat chest CECT with oral contrast done on DAY 7 which s/o gross leak of contrast from lower one-third of an esophagus in the left thoracic cavity.
Transferred to SIDS Hospital & Research Center OGD Scope was done with CO2
s/o: Lower end left sided 3 cm esophageal perforation.
PLAN : Laparoscopy and repair of perforation feeding jejunostomy Thorascopy / Mini thoracotomy and lavage.
Lap Splenectomy for ITP Young female with History of ITP for 4 years steroid dependent and resistant to other all medical management Platelets counts persistently near 10,000/cmm
Plan: Lap Splenectomy Platelet counts 8,000/cmm on Day of Surgery
Lap ICG Cholecystectomy with ICG
Young female with a history of pain in abdomen On evaluation found to have acute cholecystitis with the impacted stone in GB Neck. Surgery: Lap Cholecystectomy with ICG Dye
ICG Dye injected 1 ml 45 Must prior to surgery.
Right portal vein ligation with AR for Ca Sigmoid (NEC) + Extensive Right Lobe liver Mets
55 Years male with a history of constipation and 1 kg wt loss On Colonoscopy found to have: Ca Sigmoid (Neuroendocrine)
CEST: s/o Sigmoid mass with extensive right lobe liver Mets
Surgery Plan: Laparoscopic Right Portal vein ligation & sigmoid colectomy
Lap APR For Squamous cell Carcinoma Anal canal
Middle-aged male with perianal pain and bleeding P/R.
Operated for MIPH & Perianal fissure with Bx from a fissure
Bx - Squamous cell Carcinoma of anal canal after three months patient had taken 60 Gy radiotherapy.
Post-treatment patient had persistent peri anal for 3 months, Underwent internal sphincterotomy for the same!
Two months later again underwent peri anal bx
s/o: Persistence of Squamous cell ca
PET Scan: s/p Locally active disease in the perianal region.
we received the patient after all the work up Advise: Lap APR
Surgery and post-op recovery was uneventful patient discharged on POD 5.
Lap Liver cyst excision Middle aged female with pain in central abdomen On evaluation found to have a complex cyst in left in the left lobe of liver Hydatid serology and tumor markers were negative Plan: Lap excision of the cyst. A patient was discharged on next day.
Elderly male history of pain in abdomen x 6 months diagnosed to have gall stone disease and had undergone Lap converted Open cholecystectomy (done in peripheral hospital)
A patient had persistent biliary fistula following surgery (10days - 400ml.day)
MRCP was done suggestive of residual significant GB with multip;e stones & a large juxta papillary diverticula
Surgery: Lap completion cholecystectomy
Patients were discharges uneventfully postoperatively on POD 2 Without Drain
Lap Whipple's Dissection
Middle age male with a history of pain in center abdomen and occasional back radiation, no h/o jaundice or significant weight loss
USG: S/o mass in the head of the pancreas
CECT: Confirmed the mass in the head of the pancreas
Mucocele of appendix Lap resection
76 years female with nonspecific pain in RIF on investigation found to have Mucocele of appendix CECT: S/o mucocele of appendix Surgery: lap Staple appendectomy
TLH-More than 24 weeks size Uterine fibroid
39 years female with lower abdominal pain
USG: S/o Large uterine multiple fibroids up to 24 weeks size of a uterus
Plam: Laparoscopic total abdominal hysterectomy patient was discharged uneventfully on POD 1
Three port lap Splenectomy in ITP
A 22 year female with history op ITP for last 5 years not responding to conventional medical and immunological treatment
Persistent refractory thrombocytopenia
the patient was operated on platelet count 4000/cm Surgery: Reduced port lap splenectomy
The patient recovered well after surgery and discharged with 85000 platelets on POD 1
Hiatus hernia with gastric volvulus -Lap Reduction and partial wrap
An elderly female with upper GI Symptoms for more than 3 years presented with sudden pain in the upper abdomen & Chest, Distress, and vomiting
On Investigation found to have large intrathoracic gastric volvulus
Surgery: laparoscopic reduction of the stomach and partial fundoplication