All surgeries duration 1)TF Exlap resection of intraabdominal GIST Dr Mahani / Dr Abarcar/ Dr Cajilla/Dr S.Co 2)7am Repeat Debridement Orif Tibia right Dr Roa / Dr N Cruz 3)TF Debridement open fx left femur possible partial HIP Replacement left Orif Tibia and Thigh left planting of Patella Dr Penaranda / Dr Roa / Dr N Cruz 4)8am Bilateral Tonsillectomy possible Pharyngoplasty Dr Embate / Dr Barinaga

Here are the estimated durations for each surgery:

1) Exlap Resection of Intraabdominal GIST (TF)
  • Estimated Duration: 3 - 5 hours
  • Exploratory laparotomy with resection of a gastrointestinal stromal tumor. Time varies based on tumor size, location, and adhesions. Can extend if en-bloc resection of adjacent organs is needed.

2) Repeat Debridement + ORIF Tibia Right (7am)
  • Estimated Duration: 2 - 3 hours
  • Repeat debridement suggests prior infection/wound complication, adding complexity. ORIF tibia is moderately complex depending on fracture pattern and prior hardware.

3) Debridement Open Fx Left Femur + Possible Partial Hip Replacement Left + ORIF Tibia & Thigh Left + Planting of Patella (TF)
  • Estimated Duration: 5 - 8 hours
  • This is a complex, multi-procedure case involving:
    • Debridement of open femur fracture
    • Possible hemiarthroplasty (adds ~1.5-2 hrs)
    • ORIF tibia and thigh (femur plating)
    • Patellar fixation
  • Expect significant OR time; blood loss and positioning changes between procedures add time.

4) Bilateral Tonsillectomy + Possible Pharyngoplasty (8am)
  • Estimated Duration: 1 - 2.5 hours
  • Bilateral tonsillectomy alone is ~30-45 min. If pharyngoplasty (e.g., Furlow palatoplasty or sphincter pharyngoplasty) is added, total time extends to ~1.5-2.5 hours.

Summary Table
#ProcedureStartEst. Duration
1Exlap Resection Intraabdominal GISTTF3 - 5 hrs
2Repeat Debridement + ORIF Tibia R7:00 AM2 - 3 hrs
3Debridement Open Fx + Partial Hip + ORIF Tibia/Thigh + Patella LTF5 - 8 hrs
4Bilateral Tonsillectomy + Possible Pharyngoplasty8:00 AM1 - 2.5 hrs
Note: "TF" (to follow) cases depend on preceding OR availability. Case #3 is the longest and most resource-intensive - ensure adequate blood products, implants, and OR team stamina are planned accordingly.
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