'Radical neck dissection' presentation slideshows

Nur 4206 The Patient with Digestive Disorders

Nur 4206 The Patient with Digestive Disorders. By Linda Self. GI Changes associated with Aging. Atrophy of the gastric mucosa resulting in hypochlorhydria Decreased peristalsis which results in constipation Calcification of pancreatic vessels occurs with a decrease in lipase production

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Part 2 Management of Patients With Oral and Esophageal Disorders

Part 2 Management of Patients With Oral and Esophageal Disorders. 2ed Years Student, 2ed Semester Miss Iman shaweesh January 2008. Disorders of the Teeth DENTAL PLAQUE AND CARIES.

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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS. &. MANAGEMENT. OF. SOLID SWELLINGS. OF. DEEPTHI.B 2002 MBBS. NECK. Cervical lymph nodes. Metastases in cervical lymph nodes are common in head and neck cancers. common sites of involvement in lymphoma. Tuberculous lymphadenitis is common in South East Asia.

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ORAL CAVITY TUMOURS

ORAL CAVITY TUMOURS. DR. JOJO V. JOSEPH MS. MCh (Onco) Chief Cancer Surgeon and Oncologist Division of Oncology Caritas Hospital, Thellakom, Kottayam. CANCERS OF ORAL CAVITY. High Incidence Easy to treat Metastasis Good results Field Cancerisation Improper treatment - MISERABLE LIFE.

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The Many Disguises of PEEP: Case Presentations

The Many Disguises of PEEP: Case Presentations. Bradley J. Phillips, MD Burn-Trauma-ICU Adults & Pediatrics. PEEP. Positive End Expiratory Pressure Equilibrium pressure reached at end of expiration is some small amount of pressure greater than atmospheric

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The Anatomy of Collaborative Staging: Head and Neck

The Anatomy of Collaborative Staging: Head and Neck. Presentation developed by Collaborative Staging Steering Committee ajcc@facs.org. 2005 update. Head and Neck Cancer. Collaborative Stage fields (in general) Tumor Size--standard Extension TS/Ext Eval--standard Lymph Nodes

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Endocrinology CPC

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Management of the Locoregional Recurrence in Well-differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma

Management of the Locoregional Recurrence in Well-differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma. ???. Bias #1. Lymph node is not a prognostic factor in well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma, so prophylactic lymphadenectomy is not indicated. Bias #2. Routine systemic node dissection which

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Benign tumours

Benign tumours. Follicular adenoma(most common) Papillary adenoma (should be considered as malignant tumour ) Mesenchymal tumours ( lipoma , hemangioma ). Benign tumours. Clinically : solitary nodule . Investigation : U/S nodule. : RAIS hot or warm nodule.

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