Titlebook: State of the Art of Surgery 1979/80; Summaries of the Bre Martin Allgöwer,Felix Harder Conference proceedings 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Motivation of the Surgeon — What Incentives Make Him Function “Optimally” in the Interest of the Comunt in his career. Thus, attention was turned to consideration of those factors which induce the medical student to enter surgery in the first place, and then which factors induce the trained young surgeon to elect to go to a specific community and to practice surgery there to the best of his abilit

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Optimal Method of Replacement of the Esophagus in Cancer0%–25% and therefore seems rather low in various series. The experts felt that the operation should start at the neck, exploring operability both in terms of extension of the tumor and involvement of the nerves. When operable, the stomach should be mobilized and pulled up through a complete sternal

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Dealing with the Perforated Gastroduodenal Ulcerpally due to a reduction in perforated duodenal ulcers in males. At the same time the age distribution was altering in that there was a higher frequency of perforations in older age groups than in former years. The overall mortality from perforated duodenal ulcer is probably around 5% and is likely

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Modern Approach to the Diagnosis of Prolonged Jaundicee history, the examination, and simple laboratory tests are of value in giving the clinician major signals regarding the possibility of obstructive jaundice and how to proceed with his further investigations.

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Total Pancreatectomy: Indication and Early and Late Postoperative Problemse is sufficient for well-localized periampullary tumors, but there is a case for total pancreatectomy as a routine procedure for all cases of ductal carcinoma that have not gone beyond the boundaries of the pancreas and its immediate regional lymph nodes. In the view of the surgeons present, there a

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How to Teach Surgical Skills and How to Qualify a Surgeon in Training?for over 15 years is that technical errors remain a frequent cause of mortality and morbidity, even 10 or 20 years after the residency, refuting the assumption that dexterity is automatically acquired.

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Dealing with the Perforated Gastroduodenal Ulcer be partly dependent upon the time lag between perforation and admission to hospital. The frequency of perforation differs widely; e.g., it is seen in about 4% of the operations for peptic ulcer in the United States and 15% of the operations in Nigeria, but in only 0.7% of operations in Madras.

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