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Dr. Hummaz Mehbub
Pakistan
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2020
Hello! I'm Hummaz Mehbub, a junior surgeon from Lahore. Welcome to my channel, where I create educational content to help others.
Mastering Laparoscopic Appendectomy - The Beginners Guide for Junior Surgeons!
Laparoscopic surgery can be dauting for junior and trainee surgeons. Learn how to perform flawless Laparoscopic Appendectomy with this step-by-step guide! This video takes you through each crucial step of a standard laparoscopic appendectomy in an uncomplicated case.
Whether you're a seasoned surgeon or a junior just starting out, this video is your ticket to surgical mastery!!
If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
#LaparoscopicSurgery #AppendectomyTutorial #MedicalEducation #SurgicalSkills #JuniorSurgeon #OperatingRoomMastery
Whether you're a seasoned surgeon or a junior just starting out, this video is your ticket to surgical mastery!!
If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
#LaparoscopicSurgery #AppendectomyTutorial #MedicalEducation #SurgicalSkills #JuniorSurgeon #OperatingRoomMastery
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Thanks a lot...made it so simple
Hello Dr, I had surgery done on me a year ago and still have an egg sized testicle that is heavy. My ultrasound results show two encysted fluid collections on the lateral aspect of the testicle. My urologist theory is some fluid has got trapped where they everted the sac. What do you think is the best approach in this situation, considering that there is still significant discomfort? Most surgeons are discouraging surgery due to my age and they don’t believe it’s bothering me
The fluid can be aspirated under local anaesthesia if you're still experiencing discomfort. Also, if I may ask, how old are you at the moment? Age is usually not a contraindication to surgery unless you have a host of co-morbid diseases which make it difficult to administer anesthetic without risk of significant complications.
@@dr.hummazmehbubyes no problem, I am 26 years old. The surgeon advised me he was afraid of accidental damage due to the testicle as the site has already been operated on before. I am keen to get more surgery or aspiration as my testicle still looks diseased and not normal
@@Michael-wz5iv While re-do surgery is a bit more difficult than primary surgery, it's not entirely impossible if the surgeon has the experience and technical skills required. Image-guided aspiration using an ultrasound is a fairly simple procedure that can be undertaken on an outpatient basis if required. Keep in mind though that sometimes repeated sessions of aspiration may be needed to fully get rid of the fluid as it tends to form up again after the procedure.
Uffff u made it so simple.Thank you Soo much ❤
Glad it helped!
Best explanation!
Such a a good information ❤️
Thanks alot its ok we all do mistakes.. overall I got the concept so clearly thanks alot sir😊😊
Wonderful, very informative 😄
Glad it was helpful!
Really helpful
THEEK HAI
Thank you sir ji 🙏
Thanks sir
Thank you for the video, I am 10 weeks post surgery and unfortunately my hydrocele has completely returned to pre-surgery size (orange size), and I have a bit of pain some days and uncomfortable sleeping whereas before surgery I was 100% pain free. I will consider a second surgery, although not leaning towards it at the moment. Do you have any advice for those in my circumstance? (I am fairly athletic and eat very healthy, don't smoke or drink, 40 years old.) From my research, the hydrocele causes are largely unknown, there is nothing you can do to prevent it from re-occuring and hydrocele surgery is the best option to solve the problem as opposed to aspiration or other conservative measures. Thank you for your consideration.
Recurrence depends on what type of surgery was done and the underlying cause for the development of the hydrocele in the first place. I would strongly suggest you consult with your surgeon for further managenent if the hydrocele has recurred.
This was very easy to understand and super helpful. Thank you so much for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Say tunica vaginalis.
It is indeed the Tunica Vaginalis and not the Albuginea. Slip of tongue. My bad.
Thanks a lot sir! Very helpful! :)
thank you
You are great
thank you!
I think you mean tunica vaginalis ?
yes, sorry for that slip-up!
Thankyou so much very helpful😇
Thank you So much Sir.....I searched in Google got confused then I found this gem video and understood everything....Thank you helping us..
thank you for the appreciation!
thanks so much!! was looking for video of these surgeries but this is better LOL thanks!
nice bhai . thank you so much
I finally understand the concept that no other video explained well enough! Thank you!
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Best explanation sir 👌 Love from India🇮🇳
Brilliant bro🫡
Zabardast mera bhai🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks 👍
Thank you
Thank you brother 🙏🏻
Thik hai 😂
I understand not wanting more excess fluid collection, but SOME fluid has to collect there for protection, right? Even if there's not supposed to be a significant layer of fluid for protection, certainly the tunica vaginalis is supposed to wrap around the testicle for protection. WHY would you deprive the testicle of its full protection?
normally there may be between 1-2ml of fluid in the cavum vaginale (the space between the layers of the tunica vaginalis). This amount does not provide any protective benefits. The tunica itself does not offer any protection to the testis. Ergo, surgical procedures that alters the anatomy of the tunica vaginalis such as the ones done for hydroceles do not affect the safety of the testis in any significant way.
Very easy explanation bro. Thank you
Thanks
Thank you
You're welcome
You just dropped the testis🤣🤣🤣
my bad🤣
good try but if you can edit that part of tunica albuginea (misleading and confusing students) thanks
thank you doc 💙
Welcome!
മുത്തേ pwoli ഉമ്മ 🥰🥰🥰... Explained well
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Such an easy explanation thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great work brother🙏 very healpful
Glad to hear that
Aacha explain kiya sir . Thank you .
Most welcome
Why dont you say Tunica vaginalis instead of Tunica Alb? The same mistake in whole video..
thank you for that correction. my bad! it is indeed the Tunica Vaginalis and NOT the Tunica Albuginea that covers the testes.
Yeah. That got me confused too. Imposter syndrome hunting everywhere giving a panic attack.