What’s in the Box? A Look at the Posterior Mediastinum
Presented at 2019 John E Skandalakis Emory Surgery Anatomy Teaching Competition. PPT Available:
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Teaching
Compartment Syndrome
Compartment Syndrome & Clinical Anatomy of the Lower Leg – Given on 12/11/18, for Clinical Anatomy Series Best seen in ppt format: Trauma to the Leg
Immunodeficiencies
Step 1 Prep Lecture on Immunodeficiencies – 11/13/18 Best seen on ppt format: Step 1 Review of Immunodeficiencies_V2
Gallbladder Pathology
Peer Mentor Lecture on Gallbladder Disease, co-created and co-delivered with another MS4, given to M3s on Surgery Clerkship
Chest Tube Management (in progress)
In progress Objectives Understand the functions of the 3 chambers of the chest tube device Understand water seal and why the device must always be upright Know what to look for on rounds Know how to troubleshoot an air leak Resources Used: https://www.the-hospitalist.org/hospitalist/article/121953/what-should-hospitalists-know-about-surgical-tubes-and-drains https://derangedphysiology.com/main/required-reading/equipment-and-procedures/Chapter%20262/underwater-seal-chest-drain-system Click to access CHEST%20DRAIN%20SYSTEMS.pdf
Tracheostomies!
This is my tracheostomy presentation. I haven’t had much operative exposure or formal teaching on trachs, so this is a broad overview with a focus on open vs. perc trachs. I have added added Dr. Uysdom in the notes section. Given the animations, it’s best to download, read notes in the slide, and watch like…
The Rootlets 