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Surgery is a major part of your medical exams as well as daily practice. Follow your tutor Kevin Pei as he explains fundamental high–yield facts you have to understand to become an excellent doctor.
Dr. Kevin Pei is a Board certified assistant Professor of General Surgery and Trauma at Yale New Haven Hospital and also the winner of the C Elton Cahow Teaching Award in 2015. He will review the diagnosis establishment, disease mechanisms, initial steps in management, causes, pathogens and prevention in terms of the Step 2 and Surgery Shelf exam.
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Dr. Kevin Pei is Assistant Professor of Surgery at Yale School of Medicine, Associate Director of Surgery Clerkships and Associate Director of Resident Education at the Yale Center for Medical Simulation. He is passionate about curriculum development and improving patient outcomes through creative education and simulation.
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Many thanks Dr. Pei. I appreciate your lectures. They were precise.
Well organised material, cover most salient points within a short time.
The video repeats itself midway through. If that was the entire content then this is very superficial.
These lectures help me recall the lessons and give me very useful clinical pearls
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Many thanks Dr. Pei. I appreciate your lectures. They were precise.
Well organised material, cover most salient points within a short time.
The video repeats itself midway through. If that was the entire content then this is very superficial.
These lectures help me recall the lessons and give me very useful clinical pearls
much more details on the diagnosis could have been provided....on the whole I really pleased to find a website like this....please continue to develop the site...its really good
I would have love to learn further about the criteria for performing a head CT eg Canadian Head CT Criteria or others that may be appropriate to guide decision for head CT
I would have loved to learn how the management of burns differs according to the SA affected. Moreover, a discussion on chemical and electrical burns would have also been fantastic
It would have been good to talk about LCIS as well as DCIS particular as the management differs. Also no discussion of the choice between FNAs and CNB in regards to sensitivity and specificity.
I think it would be worthwhile to also focus on upper gi bleeding as well. Also It would extremely handy to learn about working up a patients with suspected GI, ie what investigations you would do first. Toronotes Notes has a wonderful flow chart in the Gastrointestinal chapter
I would have liked to also learn a bit about Hartmans procedure in emergent cases. Discussion of recurrence rates for patients undergoing conservative management
Good talk I would have liked the discussion to also include post operative complications as well as recurrence rates following hernia repair.
The introduction on appendicitis lecture was sharp and to the point. However it can be improved by a discussion of the pathophys ie children or young adult: hyperplasia of lymphoid follicles, initiated by infection, adult: fibrosis/stricture, fecolith, obstructing neoplasm and other causes: parasites, foreign body.
Very good overview of this topic, with highlight on serious pathology and management
Excellent and concise lectures, what is required for core curriculum in surgery. Looking forward to the Trauma and Critical Care series now. Many thanks.
The Lecture is awesome!! It includes many crucial information needed to know in short period of time , and also the lecturer has a soft voice and the skill making the topic easily understood
when it finished please finish it and thank you and hope all of best
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