100 Cases in Surgery

This book offers practical scenarios for students and junior doctors to enhance their surgical management skills and diagnostic capabilities through engaging case studies.

This title in the popular 100 Cases series is designed to aid students and junior doctors in identifying significant conditions that require surgical intervention. It emphasizes the development of diagnostic and management skills through a format that promotes self-directed learning, critical clinical thinking, and effective problem-solving. Each case is crafted to engage the reader in real-life scenarios that are commonly encountered in medical practice.

In one illustrative case, a 64-year-old woman presents with abdominal pain, generalized itching, and noticeable jaundice. These symptoms, which began a week prior and have progressively worsened, prompt an urgent assessment by the on-call general surgical team. This scenario serves as a practical example of the types of situations that medical professionals must navigate in their training.

100 Cases in Surgery presents a comprehensive collection of 100 clinical scenarios that require surgical management, often seen in emergency departments or outpatient clinics. Each case includes a concise summary of the patient's history, examination findings, and initial investigations, along with pertinent questions regarding diagnosis and treatment. The detailed discussions that follow each case provide valuable insights, making this book an essential resource for revision and practical guidance for both students and junior doctors.