Dr Mohinder Singh's blog

15.5.20

A 50 years old male with a history of recurrent abdominal pain was diagnosed with gallstones and multiple lipomas in the terminal ileum on CT scan. After lap chole by Dr Vikram, a lower limited laparotomy was performed to discover an ileoileal intussusception and the segment of terminal ileum was excised. Cut specimen showed multiple benign looking masses.

16.3.20

A 12 years old male child was operated in the left groin on the suspected diagnosis of a hematoma (history of trauma and diagnosed on ultrasound). Actually turned out to have a nice encysted hydrocele of the cord which was excised, after disconnecting its connection with the processus vaginalis. Dr Jagbir’s case.

15.11.19

A 50 years old male presumably with a popliteal cyst in the left popliteal fossa turned out to have a neurofibroma actually.

A big lipoma of the thigh resected at GSMCH in a 55 years old man.

3.12.20

A spigelian hernia in the left lower abdomen just above the previously repaired inguinal hernia, repaired with mesh – the patient a 70 years old man Narinderpal singh. Previously operated also for similar right sided spigelian hernia by me some 7 or 8 years back, that side also having had a previous inguinal hernia repaired more than 20 years back. Thus this unfortunate man had 4 lower abdominal and inguinal hernias all of which had to be repaired.

27.1.20

An MRM of the left breast was performed for multicentric lobular carcinoma in a 45 years old female. Dr Jagbir’s case.