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The Concise Surgery Review Manual for the ABSITE & Boards

The goal of this book is to provide a single source of reference for surgical rotations and to act as a foundation for preparing for surgery in-service and board exams. It represents notes gathered during academic lectures and numerous readings in preparation for the surgical in-service test as well as the written and oral boards. It was compiled over the course of seven years. The information provided here should only be used as a guide and should not be used in place of clinical judgement. For examination reasons, italicised information is regarded exceptionally high-yield. Purple text indicates mneumonics that could be useful. Oral board themes that are frequently mentioned are highlighted in purple. The author has no direct association with SCORE, the American Board of Surgery, or the American College of Surgeons, despite the fact that this review follows the SCORE curriculum in general.

Neurosurgery

Nerve Injury Types A. Neurosurgery A. Nerve Injury Types B. Nerve Injury Types C. Nerve

1) MC MC MC MC MC MC MC MC MC MC MC (& mildest, like foot falling asleep)

a. Temporally disrupted conduction impulse (motor > sense). Will bounce back. There was no damage to the axon or myelin sheath.

b. Severe blunt trauma takes 6-8 weeks to heal.

2) Axonotmesis: Axon disrupted, myelin sheath intact, no sensation + paralysis MC crushes 2/2. Regenerates at a pace of one millimetre per day.

a. Antegrade Wallerian degeneration toward the end plate.

Worst: neurotmesis (disrupted axon and myelin sheath).

a. contusion, laceration, 2/2 stretch OR there's a chance you'll be able to recover. The central nervous system does not renew.

Soft Tissues, Plastics, and Skin

A. Human Anatomy The dermis is the skin's toughest layer. Keratin hair and nails Muscle desmin Fibroblasts with vimentin

B. Dermoid Cyst, c/f CA, generally intra-abd or sacral. If the tumour is superficial, resect it.

EIC (Epidermal Inclusion Cysts) MC cyst with mature epidermal lining and keratin filling. Tx resect (must remove entire cyst wall or it will return).

Elastofibroma (Elastofibroma) is a type of fibroma Dorsi MC in females over 50 years old. Infraclavicular MC on the right.

1) MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI (fibrous fatty streaks). There is no danger of CA. tx tx tx tx tx tx tx t

E. Ganglion is a fictional character. Cyst at MC wrist joints, filled with collagenous synovial fluid

1) Tx asp heals 50% of the time (if excision is required, remove the check valve as well).

F. Glomus Tumor, not from glomus cells, benign, painful, with arteries and nerves, MC at fingertip/ear. resect 

G. Lipoma is a plant that belongs to the genus G MC mesenchymal tumours are most commonly found on the back, neck, and between the shoulders.

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