Presented by Laleh G Melstrom at the SSAT Joint Panel: Incidental GI Findings during Surgery held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): abdomen, abdominal, abdominal cavity, aberrant arterial anatomy, adenoma, alkaline phosphatase, ALP, appendectomy, biopsy, CA 19-9, carcinomatosis, cholecystectomy, cirrhosis, colectomy, consent, consult, contamination, contraceptive use, core biopsy, cross sectional imaging, CT scan, cystic, diagnostic laparoscopy, diverticulitis, fundus, gallbladder, gallbladder carcinoma, gallbladder mass, gallbladder polyp, hemangioma, hemorrhage, hepatic artery, hepatobiliary, hepatobiliary malignancy, hepatoma, hiatal henia, HPB, hydatid cyst, imaging, immunotherapy, incidental findings, intrahepatic, jaundice, laparoscope, laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication, laparotomy, LFTs, liver, liver function tests, liver mass, liver resection, melanoma, mesentery, morbidity, Murphys sign, NASH, nausea & vomiting, NET, neuorendocrine tumor, nodularity, open surgery, pancreas, pancreatic cancer, pancreatic cyst, pancreatic mass, pancreaticoduodenectomy, pancreatitis, percutaneous biopsy, PET scan, platelet, reflux, resectable cancer, resection, robotic liver surgery, rural, shoulder pain, simple cyst, SMA, solid metastases, splenic artery, staging, superior mesenteric artery, surgical oncologist, transverse colon, tumor, ultrasound, unexpected intraoperative findings, workup
Carcinomatosis–32 sec
Gallbladder polyp/mass–3:32
Pancreatic cyst/mass–5:34
Solid/cystic liver mass–7:25
Abberant arterial anatomy–10:28
Take home points–11:42
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