Dr Mohinder Singh's blog

20.6.26

A 30-year-old man (addicted to many drugs) underwent laparotomy for signs of perititonitis and free gas under the diaphragm on X-rays and CT; however, although the abdominal cavity was full of pus and flakes which was thoroughly washed clean, no GI perforation could be found despite repeated thorough checks. Closed with drain; rapidly recovered and discharged 2 days later.

6.6.26

A 72-year-old lady who had an abdominal hysterectomy in 1998 developed a vault prolapse a couple of years later and this prolapse had gradually grown into a complete prolapse, distressing her greatly. An abdominal sacrocolpopexy was done and the result was very satisfactory and gratifying for the patient.

11.5.26

An easy lap chole in a 45-year-old female for cholelithiasis in a gall bladder with cholesterosis.

18.5.26

Spigelian hernia in an elderly (85-year-old) female, with a big irreducible painful omentocele through a small defect in the Spigelian fascia. Repaired with mesh after excision of omentum.