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Urology
Kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate and the male reproductive tract: stones and the obstructed infected kidney that cannot wait, bladder cancer surveyed and resected through the urethra, and a specialty that reached keyhole surgery before almost anyone else.
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Percutaneous nephrostomy
The interventional radiology teaching: posterior calyx puncture, wire, dilatation and the pigtail.
Source: IR Education · Watch on YouTubeWatch for
- Why the puncture is through a posterior lower-pole calyx
- Seldinger steps on the kidney
- What to send from the first drainage
Your nephrostomy or nephroureteral drain
Caring for the tube afterwards: flushing, the bag, and when to call.
Source: Cleveland Clinic · Watch on YouTubeBladder cancer treatment: TURBT
The society's explainer of resecting a bladder tumour through the resectoscope.
Source: European Association of Urology · Watch on YouTubeWatch for
- Resecting to detrusor for staging
- Obturator jerk and why the leg kicks
- The single instillation afterwards
TURBT: transurethral resection of a bladder tumour
Endoscopic footage of the resection, narrated by the surgeon.
Source: Professor Mohamed H Khadra, urological surgeon · Watch on YouTubeTURP: transurethral resection of the prostate
The resection loop at work: landmarks, the verumontanum, and haemostasis.
Source: Professor Mohamed H Khadra, urological surgeon · Watch on YouTubeWatch for
- The verumontanum as the distal limit
- Resecting the lateral lobes in order
- Capsular fibres: the sign you are deep enough
TURP tips and tricks with Dr John Gore
A full teaching session from the urology education charity.
Source: IVUmed · Watch on YouTube
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