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Make me a detailed ppt on a case presentation of peripheral vascular disease for my pg general surgery presentation from standard surgery practical and theory books covering all the viva questions
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PVD Case Presentation PG Surgery
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What's inside (25 slides, dark navy/red theme)
Section A — Case Presentation (3 slides)
- Presenting complaint: 58-yr-old male, 30 pack-year smoker, DM + HTN, progressive bilateral calf claudication, rest pain, non-healing right great toe ulcer
- Physical exam: Full vascular examination — Buerger's test, capillary refill, pulse chart, ABI values (0.42 R / 0.55 L), bruit findings
- Provisional diagnosis + differential: CLTI Fontaine Stage IV (R) / III (L) with reasoning
Section B — Topic Review
- PVD overview & classification (arterial vs. venous)
- Lower limb arterial anatomy (aortoiliac, femoropopliteal, infrapopliteal trifurcation)
- Pathophysiology of atherosclerosis step by step
- Risk factors (modifiable / non-modifiable)
- Fontaine + Rutherford classification tables (from Schwartz's 11e)
- Clinical features & examination (Buerger's angle, Buerger's test, pulse grading, ABI interpretation)
- Investigations (ABI, duplex, CTA, MRA, DSA with normal values)
- Medical management (smoking cessation, exercise, antiplatelet, statin, cilostazol)
- TASC II classification with endovascular vs. surgical guidance
- ALI — 6 Ps, etiology, Rutherford ALI classification & management
- ULCER differentiation table: arterial vs. venous vs. neuropathic
Section C — Buerger's Disease
- Pathology, corkscrew collaterals, smoking cessation as only treatment
Section D — Varicose Veins
- CEAP classification, Trendelenburg test, endovenous ablation vs. surgery
Section E — Viva Q&A (4 slides, 16 high-yield questions)
- ABI technique, Buerger's angle, embolism vs. thrombosis, Leriche syndrome, Fogarty steps, Hunter's canal anatomy, WIFI classification, indication for primary amputation, GSV as bypass conduit, dry vs. wet gangrene, and more
Final slide — Quick comparison table
- PAD vs. ALI vs. Buerger's vs. Varicose Veins side by side
Sources used: Schwartz's Principles of Surgery 11e, Bailey & Love 28e, Sabiston Textbook of Surgery, Current Surgical Therapy 14e, Mulholland & Greenfield's Surgery 7e
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Surgery Answers Vascular
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What's inside — by exam priority:
★★★ 20-Mark Questions (Most Repeated)
| Slide | Topic | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Varicose Veins — Recent Modalities | EVLA, RFA, Foam, VenaSeal, MOCA, Open surgery | 2017, 2014 |
| Varicose Veins — Ix advances | Duplex, APG, CTV, IVUS, PPG | 2017, 2019 |
| Anatomical basis of clinical tests | Trendelenburg, Tourniquet, Perthes, Cough impulse + anatomy | Multiple |
| Complications of VV surgery | Intra-op, early, late, thermal/foam-specific | Multiple |
| DVT — Pathology | Virchow's triad, microscopy, Lines of Zahn, PTS | 2022, Multiple |
| DVT — Classification | By site, phlegmasia alba/cerulea, Wells score | 2016 |
| DVT — Pharmacology | UFH, LMWH, Fondaparinux, Warfarin, Rivaroxaban, Apixaban, Dabigatran (mechanisms + doses) | 2016 (20M) |
| DVT — Prevention | Risk stratification, TED, IPC, LMWH doses | 2015 |
| Lymphedema — Pathophysiology + ISL staging | Stewart-Treves, investigations | 2020 (20M) |
| Lymphedema — Management | CDT (gold standard), LVA, VLNT, Charles, Homans, Sistrunk | 2020 (20M) |
★★ Important Topics
- Diabetic foot — Wagner, WIfI, NPWT, HBOT, Maggot therapy, Stem cells
- Lumbar sympathectomy — anatomy, indications, laparoscopic/chemical, outcomes
- Recent advances in PVD — DCB, DES, IVL, atherectomy, TCAR, hybrid procedures
- Buerger's disease + Ilizarov technique — detailed mechanism of distraction osteogenesis for limb salvage (2023/2024 asked)
Additional Topics
- Trench foot, Madura foot, Popliteal cyst, Psoas abscess, Filariasis in LL, ULL/LLL oedema, Post-thrombotic claudication
Final Slide: Priority Table
All questions ranked by marks + frequency so you know what to study first.
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