Instruments SURGERY updated PPT

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MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES ..WITH USES PROPERTIE IMAGES......FOLEYS CATHETER MALECOTS CATHETER ARTERY FORCEPS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE RETRACTOR KELLYS SURGERY SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS MBBS STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATES SUTURE MATERIALS MAYOS SCISSORS MBBS STUDENTS UNDER GRADUATES .......LISTERS SINUS FORCEPS.....


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Instruments
Surgery
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Retractor
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Morrisabdominalwallretractor
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Morrisabdominalwall retractor
•In laparotomy


Retract
Retract
abdominalwallfor bettervisualization
intraabdominalviscuscoilsofintestine
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Kellysretractor
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Kellys

retractor
Retractliverbladderuterus
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Deaverscurvedabdominalretractor
‘?’shaped
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Deavers curved abdominalretractor
•retractsolidorganslike
Retractabdominalwall
Atraumatic
liverspleenkidney


•Adequateexposure
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Retract
sx
ribsinthoracic
Ribretractor
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Langenbeckretractor
Skin soft
tissue
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Langenbeckretractor
•Usedinsuperficialsurgeries&herniasurgeries
•retractskinsuperficialfascia
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Jollsthyroidretractor
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Jolls thyroid

retractor
Self retaining
•Tohold&tetractupper&lowerskinflaps
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Selfretainingretractor
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Forceps
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Parts
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Arteryforceps /haemostat



Small mosquito/ Halsted
Mediumspencerwell
Largebaileyforceps
Suturing
Catchholdofbleedingponts
Straight/curved
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Kockersforceps–toothed
•Withtooth& transverse
serrations
canbestraight /curved•
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Rightangledforceps
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Rightangledforceps
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Listerssinus forceps
•Nolock
Topreventpermanentdamage• toneurovascularbundle
•Hiltonsmethodofabscessdrainage
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Listersvsmosquito
No lock
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Needleholdingforceps
Crisscrossstriations
Lengthof blade=length ofbox joint
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Suprapubiccystolithotomyforceps
Concave innersurface with
spicules helpinholdingstones
withoutcrushingthem
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Desjardinscholedocholithotomyforceps
Nolocks
curvedtips
removestones4mkidney ureter renalpelvTOisNY2010
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Lungholdingforceps
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Lanes forceps
•Moretissuecanbeheld
•InMRM
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Babcocksforceps
Hold bowel fallopian tube appendix(delicateviscera)
Ingynaecologytohold fallopian tube
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Allistissueforceps
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Cheatlesforceps
Holdcotton gauge
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Cheatles forceps
•Nolock


Heavymetallicwithcurved
uses
blades
•Used topicksterilizedinstruments&drapestoavoidtouching
•Transfering fromonetraytoanother
•Keptinsavlon
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Sponge
holder)
holdingforceps(rampleysswab
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Sponge holding

forceps
Draping
Holding
Hydatid
skin
gallbladderin•

cholecystectomy
cystremoval
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Untoothed(plane)
forceps
&tootheddissection
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Plane(noontoothed) dissectingforceps
•Toholddelicateviscera,hernialsac,bleedingvessels&nerves
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Toothed

forceps
Holdtoughstructureslikeskinscalprectussheathwhilesuturing
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Clamps
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Doyens gastrointestinal occlusion
noncrushingtypeclamp
Vascularityis maintainedto the intestine
longitudinalstriations
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Lanes twin anastomosis

clamp
Gastrojejunalanastomosis
•Oneeachforstomach&SI
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Payrscrushingclamp
Crushingb4 suturing
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Tubes
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Ttube
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T tube use
•After explorationofthecommonbileduct,aT-tubemay beinserted
intotheductwhichallowsbiletodrain


whilethesphincterofOddi
Oncethesphincterrelaxes,
andintotheduodenum.To
isinspasmpostoperatively.
bile drainsnormallydownthebileduct
assistcholeresis,it isoftenadvisable
which•

to convertthe
alsofacilitates
lumenof
removal
thelimboftheTintoagutter,
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Removal
•Kept for7-10days
Cholangiogramb4removal•
•To seethereis free
retainedstones
flowofbileintotheduodenumandthatthereareno
•Justpulltoremove
.
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Cuffedendotrachealtube
To maintainairway
6.5-8.5(size)
•Cuff


Px aspiration
To keepit inposition
•Filledwithair(notwithNS as it may aspirate if
ruptures)
Uncuffedinpaeds
In headinjury (GCS<8)


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Ryle's tube
105-110 cm
Dia1012 1416
Barium /pb shots at tipradiopaquedetectlocation
Bluelineradioopaque
Multiplesideholes} drainage
4 markings (distincm4m upperincisor)
40 cmgastroesophagealjn
50 cmbodyof stomach
60 cmpyloricregion
70 cm1
st
partofduodenum
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Ryles tube
•In
•Therapeutic





Feeding} comatosedpts
Aspiration } GOO intestionalobstn,perforn
Salineloadtest} GOO
esophagealvarices
Poisoningexceptacidpoisoning
•Diagnostic
•Gastricfntest
Prohylacticallyin gastrectomy•
c/I


# ofcribriformplatemeningitis
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Jacksonstracheostomytube
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Catheter
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3way&2wayfoleyscatheter
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2wayFoleyscatheter DRAINAGEPORT
.r::/
j_/�':...---INFLATABLEBALLOON
INSERT INTO
·.
URETHRAAND
INTOURINARY
BLADDER
) ANCHORSDEVICE
IN BLADDER··
TO
COLLECTION
DEVICE
FILLWITH-�
FLUIDTO
INFLATE
BALLOON.
.
..,balloon
•size
inFrench
scale
andmilimeters .
bladderopeningi
port····-urine
drainage
iballoonportvolumeoffluidrecommended10infla1eballoon
mai1<ed
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•Use5mldistilledwater(NSwillcrystallise)forinflatingballoon
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2 way Foleys catheter
•Uses
•Urological





Continousbladder drainage
Suprapubicdrainage
Measure urine output
Urinarytract injuryhematuria
Intravesicalchemotherapybladderca
•Nonurological
•EASI
•Posteriorepistaxis
•c/I
•Rupture ofurethra(bloodatthe tipof meatus)
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3 wayfoleys catheter
•In hematuria
•Continousbladder irrigationtoprevent
ofurine
formationofclotsblockingdrainage
•PostoperativeirrigationofbladderasIn


TURP
ProstacticSx
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3wayfoleyscatheter
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3wayfoleyscatheter
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Malecot’sselfretainingcatheter


Indianredrubber(dermatitis)
Usedinsuprapubiccystotomy


Also in tube thoracostomy
Inoperativedrainageofperitonealcavity
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Red rubbercatheter



Drainurine
Administerchemotherapy
Measure residualvolumeof urine
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Flatustube
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Flatus tube
•In paralyticileus
•Relievegaseous
Sigmoidvolvulus
distension inlargebowel

•Decompressnonoperatively
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BPhandle/bardparkerhandle
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Bp


handle
Pen holding
Dinnerknifeholding
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MayosTissuecuttingcurvedscissors
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MayosStraightscissors/suturecutting
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Suturing
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Suturematerials
•Silk}blackbraided
Nylon}blackmonofilament
Chromiccatgut}brown
Polypropylene}blue



•Polyglactin}vicryl}violet}workhorse/universalsuture
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Suture Materials
•Criteria
–Tensile strength
–Good knot security
–Workability in handling
–Low tissue reactivity
–Ability to resist bacterial infection

Types of Sutures
•Absorbable or non-absorbable (natural or synthetic)
•Monofilament or multifilament (braided)
•Dyed or undyed
•Sizes 3 to 12-0 (numbers alone indicate progressively
larger sutures, whereas numbers followed by 0 indicate
progressively smaller)

Non-absorbable
•Not biodegradable
and permanent
–Nylon
–Prolene
–Stainless steel
–Silk (natural, can
break down over
years)
•Degraded via
inflammatory
response
–Vicryl
–Monocryl
–PDS
–Chromic
–Cat gut (natural)
Absorbable

Natural Suture
•Biological
•Cause inflammatory
reaction
–Catgut (connective
from cow or sheep)
–Silk (from silkworm
fibers)
–Chromic catgut
Synthetic
•Synthetic polymers
•Do not cause
inflammatory response
–Nylon
–Vicryl
–Monocryl
–PDS
–Prolene

Monofilament
•Single strand of suture
material
•Minimal tissue trauma
•Smooth tying but more
knots needed
•Harder to handle due to
memory
•Examples: nylon, monocryl,
prolene, PDS
Multifilament (braided)
•Fibers are braided or
twisted together
•More tissue resistance
•Easier to handle
•Fewer knots needed
•Examples: vicryl, silk,
chromic

Needles
•eye-/traumatic
•Eyeless/atraumatic
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Parts of a sutureneedle
•Eye(if witheye) /swagedend


Body(canbestraight/curved)
Needlepoint
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Typesofneedles
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•Round-bodiedneedles
•graduallytapertoa point,whiletriangular needleshave
allthreesides.
intestinaland cardiovascularsurgery
Separatenottocut
cuttingedgesalong


•Conventionalcutting
•cuttingedge facingthe inside ofthe needle’s curvature,
•tough or dense tissue needstobe sutured, such as skinand fascia
reversedcutting
•cuttingedge isontheoutside

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Round bodied
•Taper
bowel
needlesare usedfortissuethatiseasytopenetrate,suchas
orbloodVessels
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Cuttingneedles
toughtissue,such asskin.
easier to penetratetough tissue
traumatic.
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•Reverse Cutting
–Cutting edge on outside
of circle
–Skin
–Less traumatic than
cutting

Technique
Theneedleshouldbegraspedinthetipof
theneedleholderabout2/3of theway
backfrom thepoint.
Graspingfurtherbackattheswagedend
tendstoweakentheneedleandits
attachmenttothesuture,andyouarelikely
tobendtheneedle.
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•Hand-heldstraightneedles
•skin,althoughtodayit isadvocatedthat
reducetheriskofneedle-stickinjuries.
Half circleneedles
•thegastrointestinaltract,
J-shapedneedles
•vagina
quartercircleneedles
•eye
compoundcurvatureneedles
•oralcavity,
needleholdersshouldbeusedinallcasesto




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Suturetechnique



Interrupted
Continuous
Mattress


Verticl
Horizontal
•Subcuticular
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Skinstapler
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Varicosevein
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Plasticstripperforvaricosevein
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2ends-olive &acornend
Onlyuptokneetoavoidinjurytosuralnerve
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Other strippers
•Meyers
Babcocks•
•Rigidmetalpin(oesch)
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Esmachscompressionbandage
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Esmarchs


Transparentvein
Uses
canbeseen




Perthes test
Prattstest
Tourniquetin ortho
Afterstrippingtopreventhematoma
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others
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Proctoscope/kellys rectalspeculum
•2parts obturator&outersheath
Obturatorforeasyinsertion
withoutinjuringmucosa
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Proctoscope/ kellys rectal speculum


3
rd
UsedtoVisualiseanalcanal
Procedure
&lowerofrectum
•Leftlateral/ simsposition
•Directed2wardumbilicus
•PRexamnb4proctoscopy
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Proctoscope/ kellys rectal speculum
•In
•Diagnostic



Piles/ haemorrhoids }bulgeinto cavity onretraction
Polyp
Caanal canal/ lower rectum
•Therapeutic



Injnofsclerosant
Excisionofpolyp
Drainageofabscess
•C/I
•Ina/cfissurein ano}severepain
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Guedel airway
•Preventtonguefromfallingbackwards
•Opening}aspiration
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Circularstapler
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Circular stapler
•Endto endIntestinalanastomosis
Staplerhaemorrhoidopexy
asinloweranteriorresection

•3
rd 4
th/degreehaemorrhoids
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Mouthgag
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MoynihansTowelclip
Keepdrapes inposition
Usedastongueholderif no
otherinstrument notavailable
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Doyenstowelclip
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Syringe
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