Bowel Obstruction and Ileus: Large Bowel Obstruction & Ogilvie Syndrome - Radiology | Lecturio

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This video “Bowel Obstruction and Ileus: Large Bowel Obstruction & Ogilvie Syndrome” is part of the Lecturio course “Radiology - Abdominal Radiology” ► WATCH the complete course on lectur.io/bowelandileus
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- Typical causes of large bowel obstruction
- Volvulus, Sigmoid Volvulus, and treatment
- Ogilvie Syndrome
► THE PROF: Hetal Verma has extensive experience practicing in the field of radiology. She is currently a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Medical School. Hetal has been in practice for over 10 years and has been teaching medical students and residents throughout that time. She has also been invited as a speaker at multiple teaching conferences for other physicians, technologists and the community. Hetal has a passion for teaching and is enthusiastic about teaching others about radiology.
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0:00 Introduction
0:05 Large Bowel Obstruction
1:32 Sigmoid Volvulus
1:46 Volvulus Treatment
1:59 Radiographic Sign of Volvulus
2:45 Ogilvie Syndrome
3:45 Abdominal Pain
5:03 Learning Outcomes

[@maniragabaandrew3629]

This clearly elaborated for easy complihension

[@jonassharma1]

Thank you doctor. I have had patients with app and bowel obstructions but I only depended on our other colleagues for their opinions in order to make diagnoses and treatment calls. Of course when we discuss patient cases, they point out the defects in the images but they seem to slip off my mind as my focus would always be on the suffering patients and get them better the soonest. I watch your videos on my free and relaxed time and that makes it a good milieu for education. Many thanks!

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Succinct lecture , I really appreciate your video's. No filler, just the exact needed content. Thank you!

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[@user-my3dw8kw2q]

Lovely, short and straight to the point. Thank you !!!

[@user-ii9we3hc4h]

Can't believe this doesn't have more views.

[@enemanozzle]

The easiest manner to cure a fecal impaction or intestinal blockage in a natural manner will be to swallow early in the morning on an empty stomach 2 tablespoons (= 30 ml) castor oil and one hour later a second dosage. In this manner there will be produced a sufficient amount of gall by the liver in order to split the castor oil completely in ricinoleic acid and glycerine, for exclusively the ricinoleic acid will activate the passive histamines in the intestine in order to achieve the peristalsis in the bowels.

[@ryanalexharris]

This absolutely works. I can attest to it. You helped me find relief I could not find anywhere else. I hope you see this comment, although I know it was a year ago that you left this. But thank you from the bottom of my heart. Do you know how long you should let the bowels rest?

[@enemanozzle]

@@ryanalexharris The optimal time between one internal application of castor oil and the next will change from one person to the other: once or twice the month, once, twice or thrice the week or (why not?) daily. Everyone should find out this one for himself.

[@ryanalexharris]

@@enemanozzle thank you. I was more so curious about resting bowels from food, as eating is when I feel the pain. I’m not sure if I should remain on liquids or resume eating. I guess it’s trial and error

[@aedejoseph5903]

Thank you so very much Dr this has been very helpful to me

[@wesammohsen8136]

Thank you doctor , very grateful 💓

[@ByLindaBiomdo]

Excellent! Thank you

[@nancyjones5971]

what does closed loop obstruction mean?

[@tanyatantry7423]

colonoscopy or tube insertion ?

[@Poojan02]

Why the appendix is on left side in this radiography as it is organ of right iliac fossa can someone explain it ?

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[@lola-mo5sh]

thank u very much!

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[@leilair2747]

awsome

[@Rainbow_1312]

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