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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 528 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, 27 diagrams
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Nov-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Hodder Arnold
  • ISBN-10: 0340906464
  • ISBN-13: 9780340906460
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 528 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, 27 diagrams
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Nov-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Hodder Arnold
  • ISBN-10: 0340906464
  • ISBN-13: 9780340906460
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Cracking the MRCS Viva is an outstanding guide to the MRCS Viva examination. Its unique approach recreates the structure and content of each individual viva, allowing the reader to self-test, or two students to recreate mock viva sessions for themselves.

Divided into six sections to mirror the exam - applied surgical anatomy, operative surgery, applied surgical pathology, principles of surgery, applied surgical physiology, and critical care - each section covers a range of topics, listed alphabetically, and contains all the information required to pass the exam using concise, bullet-point text, helpful tables and easy to reproduce diagrams.

Written by registrars who have all recently passed the MRCS, plus an MRCS examiner, this comprehensive and user-friendly revision guide also contains considerable input from other senior specialists.
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgements xv
Abbreviations xvii
PART 1: INTRODUCTION
Examination technique and useful tips
3(4)
Diagrams and equations for the exam
7(6)
PART 2: APPLIED SURGICAL ANATOMY
Abdominal aorta
13(2)
Anal canal
15(2)
Biliary tree and gallbladder
17(3)
Blood supply to the heart
20(2)
The diaphragm
22(2)
The femoral triangle
24(2)
Kidney
26(2)
Liver
28(3)
Median nerve
31(3)
Pancreas
34(2)
Phrenic and vagus nerves
36(3)
Portal vein and portosystemic anastomoses
39(2)
Radial nerve
41(2)
Salivary glands
43(3)
Stomach
46(3)
Thyroid gland and parathyroid glands
49(2)
The transpyloric plane of Addison
51(2)
Triangles of the neck
53(2)
Ulnar nerve
55(3)
Ureter
58(5)
PART 3: OPERATIVE SURGERY
Anorectal surgery 1: anal fissure and lateral sphincterotomy
63(4)
Anorectal surgery 2: fistula in ano and pilonidal sinus
67(6)
Anorectal surgery 3: injection sclerotherapy and haemorrhoidectomy
73(5)
Burr holes and lumbar puncture
78(3)
Carotid endarterectomy
81(6)
Carpal tunnel decompression
87(4)
Circumcision
91(3)
Emergency splenectomy
94(4)
Femoral and brachial embolectomy
98(4)
Femoral hernia repair
102(4)
Inguinal hernia repair
106(6)
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy and laparoscopy
112(5)
Long saphenous varicose vein surgery
117(3)
Mastectomy, axillary dissection and breast reconstruction
120(5)
Open appendicectomy
125(5)
Orthopaedic related approaches and procedures
130(5)
Perforated duodenal ulcer and exploratory laparotomy
135(5)
Renal transplantation
140(4)
Thyroidectomy
144(4)
Tracheostomy
148(7)
PART 4: APPLIED SURGICAL PATHOLOGY
Pathology definitions: helpful A--Z guide
155(3)
Abscess and pus
158(3)
Acute inflammation
161(4)
Aneurysms
165(4)
Asbestos
169(3)
Ascites
172(5)
Atherosclerosis
177(5)
Breast cancer
182(7)
Carcinogenesis
189(5)
Cell cycle
194(3)
Chronic inflammation
197(3)
Colorectal cancer
200(10)
Diverticula
210(4)
Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) and Barrett's oesophagus
214(5)
HIV and universal precautions in surgery
219(5)
Hyperparathyroidism
224(3)
Hyperplasia, hypertrophy and atrophy
227(5)
Malignant melanoma
232(7)
Portal hypertension
239(5)
Thyroid cancer
244(8)
Tumour markers
252(7)
PART 5: PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY
Abdominal incisions
259(6)
Amputation
265(5)
Anastomosis and anastomotic leak
270(5)
Antibiotics in surgery
275(5)
Bowel preparation
280(3)
Clinical governance
283(4)
Day surgery
287(4)
Diathermy
291(4)
Drains in surgery
295(2)
DVT prophylaxis and coagulation in surgery
297(6)
The hip joint, neck of femur and sciatic nerve
303(5)
Local anaesthetics
308(4)
Operating theatre design and infection control
312(4)
Screening in surgery
316(4)
Skin grafting and flap reconstruction
320(6)
Statistics and clinical trials
326(4)
Stomas
330(4)
Surgical sutures and needles
334(5)
Tourniquets
339(3)
Wound healing, scarring and reconstruction
342(7)
PART 6: APPLIED SURGICAL PHYSIOLOGY
Acid--base balance
349(4)
Action potential
353(3)
Altitude
356(2)
Blood pressure control
358(4)
Calcium homoeostasis
362(4)
Cardiac action potential
366(3)
Cerebrospinal fluid and the blood--brain barrier
369(4)
Control of respiration
373(3)
Functions of the kidney I
376(1)
Functions of the kidney II: fluid and electrolyte balance in the kidney and the loop of Henle
377(4)
Functions of the kidney III: endocrine functions of the kidney
381(2)
Functions of the kidney IV: other functions
383(1)
Functions of the liver
384(4)
Functions of the stomach
388(3)
Neuromuscular junction
391(3)
Oxygen transport
394(3)
Pituitary
397(4)
Starling forces in the capillaries/oedema
401(2)
Starling's law of the heart and cardiovascular equations
403(5)
Swallowing and oesophageal physiology
408(5)
PART 7: CRITICAL CARE
Acute pancreatitis
413(6)
Acute respiratory distress syndrome
419(4)
Brain-stem death and transplantation
423(4)
Burns
427(6)
Compartment syndrome
433(6)
Criteria for admission to the ITU and HDU
439(4)
CVP lines and invasive monitoring
443(9)
Fluid balance
452(7)
Head injury and intracranial pressure
459(7)
Inotropes
466(4)
Intubation and ventilation
470(7)
Nutrition
477(5)
Oliguria and renal replacement
482(6)
Pneumothorax
488(3)
Pulse oximetry
491(4)
Respiratory failure and respiratory function tests
495(5)
Sedation
500(5)
Sepsis and SIRS
505(5)
Shock
510(4)
Systemic response to surgery
514(7)
Index 521


Iain Au-Yong MA (Cantab) BMBCh (Oxon) MRCS (Ed) is Specialist Registrar in Radiology, Queens Medical Centre and Nottingham City Hospital, Nottingham, UK.

Simon Howarth MA (Cantab) BMBCh (Oxon) MRCS (Eng) MRCS (Glas) is Honorary Specialist Registrar, Department of Neurosurgery, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Clinical Research Associate in Neuroimaging, Department of Radiology, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK

Tjun Tang MA (Hons) MB BChir MRCS (Glas) is Specialist Registrar in General Surgery, Eastern Deanery; currently Research Registrar in Neuroimaging, Addenbrooke's NHS Trust Hospital, and Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK

Robert Sayers MD FRCS is Reader in Surgery, Department of Surgery, Vascular Surgery Group, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Leicester, UK