Master General Surgery And Trauma
Master General Surgery And Trauma
Podcast Description
Podcast Description – “Master General Surgery and Trauma” 🎙️ Master General Surgery and Trauma is your go-to podcast for cutting-edge discussions on surgical innovation, trauma care, and evidence-based medicine. Hosted by leading experts from General Surgery and Trauma, this podcast delves into the most relevant topics shaping modern surgical practice. Each episode features in-depth analyses of clinical protocols, surgical techniques, trauma management strategies, and patient safety improvements. Our guests—renowned surgeons, researchers, and frontline professionals—share their experiences, research findings, and practical insights to enhance surgical education and patient outcomes. Whether you’re a surgeon, resident, medical student, or healthcare professional, this podcast provides valuable discussions that bridge the gap between theory and practice in emergency surgery, trauma care, and surgical oncology. 🔹 Stay informed. 🔹 Stay prepared. 🔹 Master the art of General Surgery and Trauma. 🎧 Tune in now and take your surgical knowledge to the next level!
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The podcast focuses on surgical innovation, trauma care, and evidence-based medicine, with episodes such as exploring Spigelian hernias and debates on mesh fixation in laparoscopic surgery, diving into clinical protocols, trauma management strategies, and patient safety improvements.
Podcast Description – “Master General Surgery and Trauma”
🎙️ Master General Surgery and Trauma is your go-to podcast for cutting-edge discussions on surgical innovation, trauma care, and evidence-based medicine. Developed under the curation of leading experts from General Surgery and Trauma, this podcast explores the most relevant topics shaping modern surgical practice.
Each episode features in-depth analyses of clinical protocols, surgical techniques, trauma management strategies, and patient safety improvements. This podcast is developed by experienced surgeons and academic leaders in General Surgery and Trauma, combining scientific evidence, clinical research, and real-world surgical experience. Each episode delivers carefully curated content that deepens understanding of surgical principles, enhances decision-making, and promotes excellence in patient care.
Whether you’re a surgeon, resident, medical student, or healthcare professional, this podcast provides valuable discussions that bridge the gap between theory and practice in abdominal wall, treatment of surgical complications, emergency surgery, trauma care, and surgical oncology.
🔹 Stay informed.
🔹 Stay prepared.
🔹 Master the art of General Surgery and Trauma.
🎧 Tune in now and take your surgical knowledge to the next level!
🎙️ Episode Title:
Modern Splenic Trauma Management: From Preservation to Precision
📝 Episode Description (English):
In this episode of the Master General Surgery – Trauma Series, we explore the evolving landscape of splenic trauma management in both adults and children. Based on recent literature and a high-stakes pediatric case presented during a trauma conference, this discussion highlights the shift toward nonoperative management (NOM), the expanding role of angioembolization, and the critical indications for surgical intervention.
We dive deep into:
- The updated AAST-OIS 2018 classification for splenic injury
- The immunological importance of the spleen and risks of OPSI
- How to interpret imaging findings (FAST vs. CT vs. blush)
- Indications for splenectomy and splenorrhaphy
- Pediatric-specific considerations: higher NOM success, lower AE use
- A real-life case of pediatric multisystem trauma requiring splenectomy
- Post-splenectomy care and vaccination timing
- Areas of ongoing research: pseudoaneurysms, prophylactic AE, VTE prevention
🧠 Take-Home Messages:
• NOM is the standard for most hemodynamically stable patients
• Splenic preservation reduces the risk of immunologic complications
• AE is an essential adjunct, but indications must be individualized
• Children have high NOM success—but instability always outweighs imaging
• Clinical judgment and trauma leadership remain the backbone of decision-making
📡 Available now on all major podcast platforms and in the Google Classroom of the Abdominal Wall and Content Group at Hospital das Clínicas – University of São Paulo.
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