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Ideal as a stand-alone review or as a perfect companion to NMS Surgery, Seventh Edition, this leading casebook for the surgical rotation presents a series of surgical cases that begin with a clinical scenario and progress step by step through the decision-making process of patient management. Concise and portable, NSM Surgery Casebook, Third Edition fits in a lab coat pocket&;ideal for review on the wards.

Retaining the structured subject review, practice questions for the USMLE Step 2 exam, and focus on helping students work through clinical cases with a unique &;what next&; approach to decision making, this third edition offers a new full color design, new study aids, and key updates throughout.

Ideal as a stand-alone review or as a perfect companion to NMS Surgery, Seventh Edition, this leading casebook for the surgical rotation presents a series of surgical cases that begin with a clinical scenario and progress step by step through the decision-making process of patient management. Concise and portable, NSM Surgery Casebook, Third Edition fits in a lab coat pocket&;ideal for review on the wards.

?Retaining the structured subject review, practice questions for the USMLE Step 2 exam, and focus on helping students work through clinical cases with a unique &;what next&; approach to decision making, this third edition offers a new full color design, new study aids, and key updates throughout.
 
  • NEW and updated cases reflect modern surgical practice
  • New cross-referencing to NMS Surgery, Seventh Edition, increases alignment between the two resources, making it easier for students to use them together when preparing for rounds or studying for exams.
  • Revised Quick Cuts&;now boxed to improve the flow of cases&;provide at-a-glance summaries of high yield information.
  • New Grade &;A&; Cuts from NMS Surgery cover associations and important sequences in a highly visual way.
  • All-new full color radiographic images have been added to make the radiographs easier to read and interpret.
  • A unique, case-based surgical review, with case variations, teaches effective surgical approach and allows students to practice real-world clinical decision making and prepare for exams.
  • Easy-to-spot Deep Thoughts boxes provide high-yield information in an easily accessible way.
  • An extensive illustration program provides opportunities to make patient management decisions based on visual cues.
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Preface vi
Contributors vii
Part I Foundations
1 Preoperative Care
1(26)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Molly Buzdon
Eric D. Strauch
Preoperative Care Principles
2(26)
Case 1.1 Routine Surgery in a Healthy Patient
2(6)
Case 1.2 Common Risk Factors Associated with Routine Surgery
8(2)
Case 1.3 Common Problems in a Patient Waiting to Enter the Operating Room
10(1)
Case 1.4 Surgery in a Patient with Pulmonary Symptoms
11(1)
Case 1.5 Urgent Surgery in a Patient with Severe, Acute Pulmonary Function Problems
12(2)
Case 1.6 Cardiac and Neurologic Risk Associated with Surgery for Peripheral Vascular Disease
14(5)
Case 1.7 Surgery in a Patient with Liver Failure
19(4)
Case 1.8 Surgery in a Patient with Chronic Kidney Problems
23(1)
Case 1.9 Surgery in a Patient with Cardiac Valvular Disease
24(1)
Case 1.10 Endocarditis Prophylaxis in a Surgical Patient with Valvular Heart Disease
25(1)
Case 1.11 Surgery in a Patient with Cardiomyopathy
26(1)
2 Postoperative Care
27(11)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Molly Buzdon
Eric D. Strauch
Postoperative Care Principles
28(10)
Case 2.1 Postoperative Fluid and Electrolyte Management
29(2)
Case 2.2 Postoperative Acute Renal Failure
31(2)
Case 2.3 Postoperative Fever
33(2)
Case 2.4 High Fever in the Immediate Postoperative Period
35(1)
Case 2.5 Postoperative Cardiopulmonary Problems
35(2)
Case 2.6 Management of a Small Bowel Fistula
37(1)
3 Wound Healing
38(11)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Eric D. Strauch
Principles of Wound Healing
38(12)
Case 3.1 Wound Management and Complications
39(3)
Case 3.2 Wound Infection
42(2)
Case 3.3 Wound Classification Based on Risk of Subsequent Infection
44(5)
Part II Specific Disorders
4 Thoracic and Cardiothoracic Disorders
49(46)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Eric D. Strauch
Lung Disease
50(22)
Case 4.1 Asymptomatic Abnormality Seen on Chest Radiography
51(4)
Case 4.2 Symptomatic Abnormality Seen on Chest Radiography
55(2)
Case 4.3 Symptomatic Abnormality Located in the Hilum on Chest Radiography
57(3)
Case 4.4 Lung Mass with Possible Metastases
60(1)
Case 4.5 Symptomatic Superior Sulcus Tumor
61(2)
Case 4.6 Hemoptysis and Atelectasis in a Young Patient
63(1)
Case 4.7 New-Onset Pleural Effusion without Heart Failure
64(3)
Case 4.8 Sudden Chest Pain and Shortness of Breath in a Young Patient
67(5)
Cardiac Disease
72(9)
Case 4.9 Pleural-Based Chest Pain, Fever, and Pleural Effusion
72(1)
Case 4.10 Progressively Increasing Substernal Chest Pain
73(4)
Case 4.11 Mitral Valve Disease that Requires Surgery
77(1)
Case 4.12 Aortic Valve Disease that Requires Surgery
78(2)
Case 4.13 Congestive Heart Failure with Normal Coronary Arteries
80(1)
Esophageal Disease
81(11)
Case 4.14 Recurrent Regurgitation of Undigested Food
81(2)
Case 4.15 Dysphagia with Weight Loss
83(1)
Case 4.16 Dysphagia with Esophageal Defect
84(6)
Case 4.17 Severe Dysphagia with Coughing
90(2)
Mediastinal Masses
92(4)
Case 4.18 Muscular Weakness and a Mediastinal Mass
92(3)
5 Vascular Disorders
95(46)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Molly Buzdon
Marshall Benjamin
Eric D. Strauch
Peripheral Arterial Disease
96(35)
Case 5.1 Brief Neurologic Event
97(5)
Case 5.2 Other Transient Neurologic Events
102(1)
Case 5.3 Asymptomatic Carotid Bruit
103(1)
Case 5.4 Acute Vascular Event in the Leg
104(4)
Case 5.5 Claudication
108(4)
Case 5.6 Claudication and Absence of a Femoral Pulse
112(1)
Case 5.7 Toe Ulceration in Peripheral Vascular Disease
113(3)
Case 5.8 Aortoiliac Occlusive Disease
116(3)
Case 5.9 Cardiac Risk in Major Vascular Reconstruction
119(2)
Case 5.10 Pulsatile Mass in the Abdomen
121(3)
Case 5.11 Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
124(2)
Case 5.12 Complications of Abdominal Aortic Replacement
126(2)
Case 5.13 Chronic Postprandial Abdominal Pain and Weight Loss
128(2)
Case 5.14 Tearing Chest and Back Pain
130(1)
Venous Disease
131(13)
Case 5.15 Postoperative Leg Swelling
132(1)
Case 5.16 Prevention of Deep Venous Thrombosis
133(3)
Case 5.17 Postoperative Shortness of Breath
136(1)
Case 5.18 Confounding Findings in Pulmonary Embolism
137(1)
Case 5.19 Recurrent Pulmonary Embolism on Anticoagulation Therapy
138(1)
Case 5.20 Gastrointestinal Bleeding as a Complication of Anticoagulation Therapy
138(2)
Case 5.21 Severe Deep Venous Thrombosis
140(1)
6 Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Disorders
141(31)
Bruce E. Jarrell
John L. Flowers
Molly Buzdon
Eric D. Strauch
Case 6.1 Acute Epigastric Pain
144(1)
Case 6.2 Acute Epigastric Pain with Regurgitation and Coughing
145(3)
Case 6.3 Acute Epigastric Pain with Hiatal Hernia
148(2)
Case 6.4 Acute Epigastric Pain with Pyloric Channel Ulcer
150(3)
Case 6.5 Acute Epigastric Pain with Gastric Ulcer
153(3)
Case 6.6 Acute Epigastric Pain with Early Gastric Cancer
156(2)
Case 6.7 Acute Epigastric Pain with a Rigid Abdomen
158(3)
Case 6.8 Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding
161(7)
Case 6.9 Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding with Esophageal Varices
168(2)
Case 6.10 Acute Epigastric Pain with Gastric Lymphoma
170(2)
7 Pancreatic and Hepatic Disorders
172(41)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Eric D. Strauch
Common Pancreaticobiliary Disorders
173(31)
Case 7.1 Asymptomatic Gallstones
173(1)
Case 7.2 Right Upper Quadrant Pain
174(3)
Case 7.3 Right Upper Quadrant Pain with Gallstones and Signs of Infection
177(1)
Case 7.4 Right Upper Quadrant Pain with Gallstones and Jaundice
178(1)
Case 7.5 Right Upper Quadrant Pain in Pregnancy
179(1)
Case 7.6 Right Upper Quadrant Pain with Cholelithiasis and Elevated Amylase
179(1)
Case 7.7 Right Upper Quadrant Pain with High Fever
180(3)
Case 7.8 Right Upper Quadrant Pain in an Extremely Ill Older Adult
183(1)
Case 7.9 Right Upper Quadrant Pain, Fever, and Jaundice
184(2)
Case 7.10 Complications of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
186(2)
Case 7.11 Painless Jaundice
188(5)
Case 7.12 Painless Jaundice due to Obstruction at the Common Bile Duct Bifurcation
193(3)
Case 7.13 Other Biliary Tract Cancers
196(1)
Case 7.14 Acute Epigastric Pain with High Serum Amylase and Lipase
197(1)
Case 7.15 Acute Epigastric Pain in Severely Ill Patient
198(3)
Case 7.16 Acute Epigastric Pain with Continued Pain
201(3)
Common Hepatic Disorders
204(10)
Case 7.17 Hepatic Mass
205(5)
Case 7.18 Fever and Pain in the Right Upper Quadrant
210(3)
8 Lower Gastrointestinal Disorders
213(78)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Molly Buzdon
Eric D. Strauch
Small Intestinal Disorders
214(15)
Case 8.1 Crampy Abdominal Pain
214(7)
Case 8.2 Crampy Abdominal Pain with Partial Improvement
221(1)
Case 8.3 Crampy Abdominal Pain with Signs of Small Bowel Obstruction
222(1)
Case 8.4 Injury to the Bowel during Lysis of Adhesions
223(1)
Case 8.5 Crampy Abdominal Pain following Pneumonia
224(1)
Case 8.6 Abdominal Pain in an Older Adult
224(2)
Case 8.7 Abdominal Pain with Suspected Mesenteric Ischemia
226(3)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
229(8)
Case 8.8 Crampy Abdominal Pain in Patient with Crohn Disease
230(2)
Case 8.9 Perianal Disease in a Patient with Crohn Disease
232(1)
Case 8.10 Management of Crohn Colitis
233(1)
Case 8.11 Complications of Long-Standing Ulcerative Colitis
233(2)
Case 8.12 Complications of Acute Colitis
235(2)
Disorders of the Colon
237(10)
Case 8.13 Right Lower Quadrant Pain
237(1)
Case 8.14 Right Lower Quadrant Pain with Dysuria and Increased WBCs
238(5)
Case 8.15 Worsening Right Lower Quadrant Pain
243(1)
Case 8.16 Right Lower Quadrant Pain with Mass on Appendix
244(1)
Case 8.17 Complications of a Ruptured Appendix
245(2)
Malignant Disorders of the Colon, Rectum, and Anus
247(22)
Case 8.18 Screening for Colorectal Cancer
247(1)
Case 8.19 Heme-Positive Stool
248(2)
Case 8.20 Heme-Positive Stool in Patient with Polyp
250(3)
Case 8.21 Heme-Positive Stool with Fatigue and Weight Loss
253(3)
Case 8.22 Heme-Positive Stool with Suspected Colon Cancer
256(1)
Case 8.23 Operative Findings in Colon Cancer
257(1)
Case 8.24 Complications of Postoperative Colectomy
258(1)
Case 8.25 Heme-Positive Stool in Patient with Rectal Adenocarcinoma
259(3)
Case 8.26 Heme-Positive Stool in Patient with Rectal Cancer
262(5)
Case 8.27 Metastasis in Colorectal Cancer
267(1)
Case 8.28 Heme-Positive Stool with a Hard Lesion
268(1)
Lower Abdominal Pain
269(6)
Case 8.29 Left Lower Quadrant Pain and Fever
270(2)
Case 8.30 Recurrence of Left Lower Quadrant Pain
272(1)
Case 8.31 Left Lower Quadrant Pain in a Deteriorating Patient
273(1)
Case 8.32 History of Left Lower Quadrant Pain with Sensation of Voided Air
274(1)
Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding
275(7)
Case 8.33 Massive Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding
275(4)
Case 8.34 Persistent Bleeding with a Massive Lower Gastrointestinal Bleed
279(3)
Other Benign Lower Gastrointestinal Tract Disorders
282(9)
Case 8.35 Syndromes of Acute Colonic Dilation and Obstruction
282(4)
Case 8.36 Rectal Prolapse
286(1)
Case 8.37 Perianal Problems
287(1)
Case 8.38 Persistent Perianal Drainage
288(1)
Case 8.39 Severe Anal Pain with Perianal Mass
289(1)
Case 8.40 Need for Colostomy
289(2)
9 Endocrine Disorders
291(22)
Bruce E. Jarrell
W. Bradford Carter
Eric D. Strauch
Endocrine Disorders
291(22)
Case 9.1 Thyroid Nodule Found on Examination
292(7)
Case 9.2 Symptomatic Hypercalcemia
299(4)
Case 9.3 Medical Management of Acute Hypercalcemia
303(2)
Case 9.4 Secondary Hyperparathyroidism
305(1)
Case 9.5 Hyperparathyroidism and Severe Hypertension in the Same Patient
305(1)
Case 9.6 Acute Development of a Tender Neck Mass
306(2)
Case 9.7 History of Hyperparathyroidism and Intractable Duodenal Ulcers
308(3)
Case 9.8 Medullary Carcinoma of the Thyroid
311(1)
Case 9.9 Incidentally Discovered Adrenal Mass
311(2)
10 Skin and Soft Tissue Disorders and Hernias
313(32)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Eric D. Strauch
Malignant Melanoma
313(13)
Case 10.1 Evaluation of a Skin Lesion
313(2)
Case 10.2 Diagnosis of Malignant Melanoma in a Skin Lesion
315(8)
Case 10.3 Malignant Melanoma with a Palpable Lymph Node
323(1)
Case 10.4 Malignant Melanoma with Distant Metastasis
323(1)
Case 10.5 Malignant Melanoma on the Cheek
324(1)
Case 10.6 Malignant Melanomas in Other Areas
325(1)
Case 10.7 Small Bowel Obstruction and History of Malignant Melanoma
326(1)
Sarcoma
326(6)
Case 10.8 Sarcoma of the Lower Extremity
326(5)
Case 10.9 Metastatic Sarcoma to the Lung
331(1)
Hernias and Related Conditions
332(14)
Case 10.10 Pain in the Groin
332(3)
Case 10.11 Inguinal Hernia
335(7)
Case 10.12 Additional Hernia-Related Problems
342(1)
Case 10.13 Ventral Hernia
343(2)
11 Breast Disorders
345(32)
Julia H. Terhune
Bruce E. Jarrell
Emily Bellavance
Michelle Townsend Day
Katherine Tkaczuk
Eric D. Strauch
Case 11.1 Screening for Breast Cancer
346(3)
Case 11.2 Evaluation of a Mammographic Abnormality
349(1)
Case 11.3 Evaluation of Mammographic Microcalcifications
350(2)
Case 11.4 Biopsy Results in Lesions Visible on Mammography
352(3)
Case 11.5 Palpable Breast Mass
355(1)
Case 11.6 "Lumpy" Breasts
356(1)
Case 11.7 Breast Mass in a Young Woman
357(1)
Case 11.8 Nipple Discharge
357(2)
Case 11.9 Staging and Prognosis in Infiltrating Ductal Carcinoma
359(1)
Case 11.10 Select Clinical Factors that Affect Prognosis
360(2)
Case 11.11 Nipple Lesion
362(1)
Case 11.12 Surgical Management of Breast Cancer
363(3)
Case 11.13 Treatment Options for Stage I and II Breast Cancer
366(2)
Case 11.14 Breast Reconstruction
368(1)
Case 11.15 Medical Management of Breast Cancer
369(1)
Case 11.16 Treatment of Stage III and IV Breast Cancer
370(1)
Case 11.17 Breast Mass with Cellulitis and Edema
371(1)
Case 11.18 Events that Occur Later in Patients with Breast Cancer
372(1)
Case 11.19 Breast Problems in Pregnancy and the Peripartum Period
373(1)
Case 11.20 Breast Cancer in Patients of Advanced Age and Decreased Function
374(1)
Case 11.21 Breast Mass in a Man
375(1)
Case 11.22 Gynecomastia
375(2)
Part III Special Issues
12 Trauma, Burns, and Sepsis
377(65)
Bruce E. Jarrell
Thomas Scalea
Molly Buzdon
Case 12.1 Primary and Secondary Assessment of Injuries
378(1)
Case 12.2 Initial Airway Management
378(2)
Case 12.3 Initial Pulmonary Management
380(5)
Case 12.4 Pneumothorax in a Patient with Hypotension
385(1)
Case 12.5 Hypotension and Neck Vein Distention with Normal Breath Sounds
386(1)
Case 12.6 Hypotension with Normal Breath Sounds and No Neck Vein Distention
387(3)
Case 12.7 Initial Cervical Spine Management
390(3)
Case 12.8 Initial Assessment of Thoracic Injury
393(3)
Case 12.9 Indistinct or Widened Mediastinum
396(1)
Case 12.10 Initial Abdominal Assessment Based on the Mechanism of Injury
397(4)
Case 12.11 Initial Assessment of Abdominal Injury
401(5)
Case 12.12 Abdominal Injuries Visible on CT Scan
406(7)
Case 12.13 Operative Findings with Abdominal Trauma
413(2)
Case 12.14 Initial Neurologic Injury Assessment and Management
415(1)
Case 12.15 Other Neurologic Problems
416(2)
Case 12.16 Continuing Hemorrhage
418(1)
Case 12.17 Postoperative Problems in Trauma Patients
419(4)
Case 12.18 Traumatic Arteriovenous Fistula
423(2)
Case 12.19 Continuing Pulmonary Problems
425(1)
Case 12.20 Respiratory Distress
426(2)
Case 12.21 Stab Wound to the Neck
428(2)
Case 12.22 Other Injuries to the Neck
430(1)
Case 12.23 Burn
431(6)
Case 12.24 Total Parenteral Nutrition
437(5)
13 Pediatric Surgical Disorders
442(23)
Clint D. Cappiello
Eric D. Strauch
Bruce E. Jarrell
Case 13.1 Acute Respiratory Distress
443(2)
Case 13.2 Respiratory Distress with Oral Intake
445(3)
Case 13.3 Bilious Emesis
448(8)
Case 13.4 Imperforate Anus
456(1)
Case 13.5 Vomiting in a 2-Week-Old Infant
457(2)
Case 13.6 Abdominal Wall Defects
459(4)
Case 13.7 Abdominal Pain in a 7-Month-Old Child
463(2)
Index 465