"Surgical Educator" is a You Tube channel to teach Surgery for undergraduate medical students. This contain series of Surgical teaching Video casts. These videos contain Problem oriented case based teaching so that all who watch, will have total immersive learning experience. This will be very useful to those who are doing their Surgical clerkship rotation.My aim is to transfer quality knowledge through innovative delivery mechanism and technologies.
SCELEROSING
CHOLANGITIS & CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA- Hepato-Biliary Pancreatic- Image Based
Question
Dear Viewers,
·Greetings
from “Surgical Educator”
·Today
I am uploading two videos based on Image Based Questions on Scelerosing
Cholangitis & Cholangiocarcinoma.
·These
are not didactic lectures but are useful as self-assessment and learning.
·Based
on a clinical image or images, few questions will be asked and I will be
discussing the answers to these questions. This will help as quick-fire snippets
of surgical wisdom or titbits.
·In
these videos, based on the images, I have discussed the answers for Scelerosing
Cholangitis & Cholangiocarcinoma. These image based questions will be
useful for your OSCE exam or the NEET exam. Hope you will enjoy these videos.
You can watch these videos in the following links:
THIRD
ANNIVERSARY OF YOUTUBE CHANNEL “ SURGICAL EDUCATOR” AND SELF APPRAISAL
Dear
viewers,
·Greetings
from “Surgical Educator” to all of you.
·Today
is the third anniversary for the YouTube channel “Surgical Educator”
·I
launched this channel exactly three years ago on the same day- 16/12/2015- to
teach surgery to medical students and surgical trainees.
·I
primarily launched this channel to teach students of my own institution- Melaka
Manipal Medical College, Malaysia. However, since YouTube is an excellent
global platform, I am able to reach out to students all over the world.
·I
love creating videos because it’s a powerful way to communicate, inspire and
transform people’s life. After all, if “a picture is worth a thousand words”, I
wonder what the worth of a video may be.
·So
far, I have uploaded 108 videos and the channel has recently crossed the
milestones of 362Ks views and 10.2Ks subscribers.
·To
maintain the quality of my content, I am sharing all my videos in more than 120
Facebook groups- majority of them are surgical groups- so that if there are any
mistakes it will be pointed out in the comment section of the YouTube and I
also can rectify them.
·By
God’s grace, the major unique achievement of this channel is maintaining the
first rank in YouTube SEO ranking continuously for the past one year. I am also
getting many positive feedbacks from viewers across the world.
·I honestly want to present quality surgical
teaching videos to all my viewers and make their learning of surgery easy, fun
and effective. I believe my teaching videos are making good impact on it’s
viewers.
·I
humbly request all my viewers to help me in this mission of reaching out to as
many medical students as possible with quality surgical teaching videos, by
actively sharing these videos in your social medias. Also give your valuable
suggestions to improve this channel further.
·You
can watch all my surgery teaching videos in the following links:
·Today
I have uploaded one more cause for dysphagia- Carcinoma of esophagus
·Carcinoma
Esophagus is a disease of elderly male and present with progressive dysphagia
for solids more than the liquids.
·In
this video, I have discussed the etiology, pathology, clinical features,
investigations, staging, treatment, post-op complication, mind map, diagnostic
algorithm and treatment algorithm of Carcinoma Esophagus.
·I
hope you will enjoy the video.
·You
can watch all my surgical teaching videos in the following links.
GALL
STONE ILEUS & MIRIZZI SYNDROME- Hepato-Biliary Pancreatic- Image Based Question
Dear Viewers,
·Greetings from “Surgical Educator”
·Today I am
uploading two videos based on Image Based Questions on Gall Stone Ileus &
Mirizzi Syndrome.
·These are not
didactic lectures but are useful as self-assessment and learning.
·Based on a
clinical image or images, few questions will be asked and I will be discussing
the answers to these questions. This will help as quick-fire snippets of
surgical wisdom or titbits.
·In these
videos, based on the images, I have discussed the answers for Gall Stone Ileus
and Mirizzi Syndrome.. These image based questions will be useful for your OSCE
exam or the NEET exam. Hope you will enjoy these videos. You can watch these
videos in the following links:
CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS
& CHOLANGITIS- Hepato-Biliary Pancreatic- Image Based Question
Dear Viewers,
·Greetings
from “Surgical Educator”
·Today
I am uploading two videos based on Image Based Questions on Choledocholithiasis
& Cholangitis.
·These
are not didactic lectures but are useful as self-assessment and learning.
·Based
on a clinical image or images, few questions will be asked and I will be
discussing the answers to these questions. This will help as quick-fire
snippets of surgical wisdom or titbits.
·In
these videos, based on the images, I have discussed the answers for
Choledocholithiasis and Cholangitis. These image based questions will be useful
for your OSCE exam or the NEET exam. Hope you will enjoy these videos. You can
watch these videos in the following links:
·Today
I have uploaded a common GI problem in the society- GERD
·GERD
is retrograde flow of stomach contents into esophagus
·GERD
cause dysphagia only if it is complicated with a stricture formation
·I
have discussed the definition, etiology, pathology, clinical features,
complications, investigations, treatment, mind map, diagnostic & treatment
algorithms of GERD
·I
hope you will enjoy the video.
·You
can watch all my surgery teaching videos in the following links
CHALLENGES IN UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL EDUCATION- My 100th VIDEO
·Dear
Viewers,
·Greetings
from “Surgical Educator”
·This
is my 100th video
·In
this video, I have talked about some of the challenges we are facing in
undergraduate surgical education
·In
Surgical Education there are three components- patients, teachers and students
·I
have talked about 4 challenges related to patients- safety of patients,
uncooperative patients, dearth of patients and language barrier
·I
have talked about 4 challenges related to teachers- surgeons as educators,
dearth of quality teachers, not updating and not working as a team
·I
have talked about 4 challenges related to students- different learning
abilities, different cultural background, too many students and not willing to
learn
·You
can watch all my videos in the following links:
·Today
I am uploading a video on Zenker’s Diverticulum- one of the causes for upper
dysphagia
·In
this video I have discussed about the causes of dysphagia, etiopathogenesis,
clinical features, investigations, treatment, treatment algorithm and mind-map
of Zenker’s diverticulum.
·I
am excited to share this video with you all and I hope it would be useful and
enjoyable to you
·You
can watch all my surgery teaching videos in the following links
·Today
I am going to start a new series of videos on DYSPHAGIA.
·In
today’s episode I have talked about the introduction to dysphagia covering the
surgical anatomy, physiology of deglutition, causes for dysphagia, symptoms, signs,
investigations and diagnostic algorithm.
·In
the subsequent slides, I will discuss about all important causes of dysphagia
one by one.
·I
hope this series of videos will be very useful to you and you will enjoy them.
·You
can watch all my Surgical teaching videos in the following links:
BILIARY COLIC & ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS- Hepato-Biliary
Pancreatic- Image Based Question
·Dear Viewers,
·Greetings from
“Surgical Educator”
·Today I am
uploading two videos based on Image Based Questions on Biliary Colic and Acute
Cholecystitis.
·These are not
didactic lectures but are useful as self-assessment and learning.
·Based on a
clinical image or images, few questions will be asked and I will be discussing
the answers to these questions. This will help as quick-fire nuggets of
surgical wisdom or titbits.
·In these
videos, based on the images, I have discussed the answers for Biliary Colic and
Acute cholecystitis. These image based questions will be useful for your OSCE
exam or the NEET exam. Hope you will enjoy these videos. You can watch these
videos in the following links:
•
Today I have uploaded a video on Pulmonary Embolism-PE.
•
In this video, I discussed about the etio-pathogenesis, clinical features,
investigations, Wells scoring, differential diagnosis, treatment and treatment
algorithm of Pulmonary Embolism.
•
I hope you will enjoy the video.
•
You can watch all my teaching videos in the following links:
·Today
I have uploaded a video on Deep Vein Thrombosis- DVT
·In
this video I discussed about the etio-pathogenesis, clinical features,
investigtions, Wells scoring, differential diagnosis and treatment both
prophylactic and definitive of Deep Vein Thrombosis.
·I
hope you will enjoy the video.
·You
can watch all my teaching videos in the following links:
·Today I have uploaded one more video in Pediatric
Surgery/Pediatric Urology- “ Posterior Urethral Valves”
·Posterior Urethral Valves is the congenital cause
for Bladder Outlet Obstruction, resulting in abnormal development of the
kidneys as well as the bladder.
·In this video, I talked about the learning
outcomes, introduction, etiopathogenesis, clinical features, investigations,
differential diagnosis, treatment, follow-up and prognosis of “ Posterior
Urethral Valves”
·I hope you will enjoy the video for its
educational value.
·You can watch all my teaching videos in the
following links
ESOPHAGEAL VARICES & MECKEL’S DIVERTICULUM-
Upper GI Tract- Image Based Question
·Dear Viewers,
·Greetings from “Surgical Educator”
·Today I am uploading two videos based on Image
Based Questions on Esophageal Varices and Meckel’s diverticulum.
·These are not didactic lectures but are useful as
self-assessment and learning.
·Based on a clinical image or images, few
questions will be asked and I will be discussing the answers to these
questions. This will help as quick-fire nuggets of surgical wisdom or titbits.
·In these videos, based on the images, I have
discussed the answers for Esophageal Varices and Meckel’s diverticulum. These
image based questions will be useful for your OSCE exam or the NEET exam. Hope
you will enjoy these videos. You can watch these videos in the following links:
INGESTED
FOREIGN BODY- No Piece Of Cake- Pediatric Surgery
#surgicaleducator#babysurgeon
Dear
Viewers,
·Greetings
from “ Surgical Educator”
·Today
I have uploaded a video on “Ingested Foreign Body- no piece of cake”.
·Ingestion
of foreign body is a common problem in children
·In
adults it is common in mentally retarded patients, psychiatric patients,
prisoners and edentulous patients
·Fortunately
most of them pass through GIT harmlessly
·10
to 20 % need non-operative endoscopic procedures to remove these objects. Only
1% need surgical intervention
·I
have discussed about epidemiology, etiology, pathophysiology,classification,
clinical features,investigations, treatment and prevention of Ingested Foreign
Body
·It
is a fascinating and challenging problem. I hope this video will be useful to
you and you will enjoy it.
