a TEP, an ovary in a hernia, and a trichobezoar.
Posted on: January 22, 2013
13.12.12
TEP repair of inguinal hernia on a 60 years old man, the inferior epigastric pedicle got detached but no further problems with dissection.
18.12.12
Held a clinical meeting in ME cell of the college, wherein two rare presentations of tuberculosis of the vertebral spine were discussed. The cases were presented by Dr BL Bhardwaj, professor of medicine.
15.1.13
A very difficult empyema of gallbladder in a 60 years old man. Lap chole by opening the gallbladder first, emptying it of stones, and then fundus first dissection, and then ligating at the neck.
19.1.13
Herniotomy in a one year old female child with right inguinal hernia. The contents were the ovary and fallopian tube, saw this for the first time.
21.1.13
Trichobezoar removed from the stomach of a 5 years old female child.
Dr Mohinder Singh's blog 
October 27, 2016 at 10:38 am
Does it develop internally or hair are consumed and they remain inside. Reason for asking is that how can it be so big.
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June 23, 2017 at 10:55 am
hair are ingested regularly and overtime they form a hairball (tricho-hair; bezoar-all).
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June 23, 2017 at 8:03 pm
Strange that hair dont dissolve or digetsed or such….
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