Esophagus and Diaphragm

(1:45) Relationship of lungs, diaphragm, liver, esophagus and stomach; lesser and greater omentum; comparison of normal and enlarged esophageal opening. GST003

 

Rectal Anatomy and Polyp

(0:53) Anatomy of the rectum including regional lymph nodes and presence of benign polyp. GST005

 

Superior Mesenteric Artery

(1:22) Relationship of stomach, kidneys, pancreas, intestines and aorta; Superior Mesenteric Artery and flow to small intestine and colon. GST007

 

Intestinal Vascular Anatomy

(2:52) Superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric and celiac artery anatomy and distribution to the gut, concept of collateral circulation. GST009

 

Abdominal and Pelvic Anatomy

(1:22) Abdomino-pelvic anatomy depicting uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries and relationship to sigmoid colon. GST006

 

Superior Mesenteric Vein

(2:06) Relationship of colon, small intestine, colonic mesentery, pancreas and Superior Mesenteric Vein and main branches draining the colon. GST008

 

 

Abdomino-Pelvic Anatomy (1:22)

Abdomino-pelvic anatomy depicting uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries and relationship to sigmoid colon. GST006

 

Abdominal Gas Insufflation (0:44)

Insufflation of the abdomen with gas prior to endoscopic procedure. GST072

 

Colon Perforation (2:06)

Micro-perforation of the colon during uterine manipulation (Hulka tenaculum) in an individual with adhesions. GST074

Adhesion Formation (0:53)

Inflammation related abdominal pelvic adhesions involving intestines, uterus and colon. GST071

 

Adhesion Removal – Endoscopic (0:27)

Endoscopic technique for removal of abdomino-pelvic adhesions. GST073

The Appendix: Complete Presentation  (narrated – 33:35)

An in-depth review of the anatomy and physiology of the appendix, as well as acute appendicitis: epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment GST401

 

The Appendix Part One  (narrated – 10:18)

An in-depth review of the anatomy, physiology and paleo-physiology of the appendix GST402

The Appendix Part Two  (narrated – 23:09)

An in-depth review of acute appendicitis: epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment GST403

 

Laparoscopic Appendectomy

(narrated – 8:20) Review of laparoscopic surgical procedure to remove an infected appendix GST404

Billroth Two Surgery

(1:23) surgical procedure often performed for incurable peptic ulcer disease.  Sectioning and removal of the lower half of the stomach (gastrectomy), closure of the duodenal stump, and attachment (anastomosis) of the proximal jejunum (small intestine) to the remainder of the stomach. GST301

Colonoscopy

(1:06) Technique of colon examination via colonoscope and presence of benign rectal polyp (adenoma). GST041

Esophagus and Diaphragm (1:45)

Relationship of lungs, diaphragm, liver, esophagus and stomach; lesser and greater omentum; comparison of normal and enlarged esophageal opening. GST003

 

Giant Para-Esophageal Hernia (1:44)

Formation of giant para-esophageal herniation of the stomach with gastro-esophageal junction displacement and upper GI x-ray showing hernia. GST051

 

Nissen Wrap Repair (3:12)

Combination of both laparoscopic & open procedure to fully reduce giant para-esophageal hernia with closure of diaphragmatic opening and Nissen wrap. GST053

Esophageal Hernia Lung Effects (1:39)

Effect on the lungs of giant para-esophageal hernia including reduced lung volume and night time aspiration of stomach contents. GST052

 

Nissen Wrap Re-Herniation (1:13)

Post-surgical herniation of Nissen wrap repair detailing abdominal and respiratory forces involved. (with sound) GST054

Cholecystectomy – Laparoscopic

(3:59 – narrated) Technique of laparoscopic gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy). GST021

 

Liver and Gallbladder Anatomy-1

(1:55) Anatomy and function of the liver, gallbladder and bile duct as well as the relevant blood supply. GST001

 

Biliary Cirrhosis

(1:34) Biliary cirrhosis of the liver resulting from surgical injury to the hepatic artery. GST023

 

Hepaticojejunostomy

(1:06) Hepaticojejunostomy procedure to relieve biliary obstruction. GST024

 

Hepatic Duct Strictures

(4:46)  Strictures of the Common Hepatic Duct due to endoscopic guidewire, stent placement and biliary leakage (biloma) GST027

Liver and Gallbladder Anatomy – 2

(2:01) Anatomy of the liver, stomach, colon and duodenum; relationship of bile duct system and common bile duct; bile flow into intestine; peritoneal membrane. GST002

 

Cystic Duct – Hepatic artery Injury

(2:55) Injury of common bile duct and hepatic artery during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. GST022

 

Hepaticojejunostomy Complications

(0:54) Biliary cirrhosis of the liver resulting from anastomotic stricture after hepatico-jejunostomy. GST025

 

Duct of Luschka Biliary Leak

(3:34) Leakage of bile from an Accessory Bile Duct (Duct of Luschka) during a cholecystectomy procedure resulting in a subhepatic biloma GST026

 

Gastric Bypass Surgery (Roux-en-y)

(7:44 – narrated) Roux-en-y bariatric Gastric Bypass surgery performed on the stomach and jejunum to achieve weight loss in morbid obesity. Consequences of Roux-en-y surgery on nutritional absorption. GST201

Heineke-Mikulicz pyloroplasty

(0:53) Heineke-Mikulicz pyloroplasty surgical procedure performed to relieve pyloric stricture due to gastric ulceration GST121

 

Intussusception of the bowel

(2:01) Intussusception of the small intestine in a patient with previous Roux-en-y bariatric surgery. Concept of intestinal peristalsis. Recurrent intussusception with spontaneous resolution. GST202

Intussusception treatment

(0:58) Treatment of bowel intussusception by manual reduction, resection of bowel suspicious for mass, and side-to-side anastomosis. GST203

Kocher Maneuver

(1:39) Kocher maneuver (sharp and blunt technique) used in many abdominal procedures to mobilize the duodenum. GST061

Intestinal Vascular Anatomy

(2:52) Superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric and celiac artery anatomy and distribution to the gut, concept of collateral circulation. GST009

Chronic Mesenteric Ischemia

(3:02) Chronic Mesenteric Ischemia with collateralization of blood flow between SMA and IMA arterial systems via Artery of Drummond and Meandering Artery. GST111

Colon Perforation (2:06)

Micro-perforation of the colon during uterine manipulation (Hulka tenaculum) in an individual with adhesions. GST074

 

Acute peritonitis (2:55 – narrated)

 Acute peritonitis occurring as a result of gastric (stomach) perforation. GST102

Septic Shock – Perforated Viscus (1:34)

Septic shock arising from perforation of the intestine. GST101

Rectal Anatomy and Polyp (0:53)

Anatomy of the rectum including regional lymph nodes and presence of benign polyp. GST005

 

Sigmoidoscopy (1:09)

Technique of colon examination via sigmoidoscope and presence of benign rectal polyp (adenoma). GST081

 

Rectal Polyp Removal (0:41)

Removal of benign rectal polyp (adenoma) via colonoscopic snare. GST083

 

Abdominoperineal Surgery (1:15)

Procedure to remove invasive rectal carcinoma with colostomy and closure of the anus. GST085

Colonoscopy (1:06)

Technique of colon examination via colonoscope and presence of benign rectal polyp (adenoma). GST041

 

Rectal Polyp Onset and Growth (1:27)

Onset and growth of benign rectal polyp (adenoma) over several years. GST082

 

Rectal Cancer (1:19)

Progression of benign rectal polyp to overt carcinoma. GST084

Sigmoidoscopy (1:09)

Technique of colon examination via sigmoidoscope and presence of benign rectal polyp (adenoma). GST081