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    QP Code:101152 Reg.No.:............................. .

    PG Degree Examinations in General Surgery (MS) - May 2013

    Paper I- Surgery Including Basic Sciences

    Time: 3 hrs Max marks:100


    • Answer all questions
    • Draw diagrams wherever necessary

    Essays: (20)

    1. Discuss the anatomical basis, advantages and disadvantages of various surgical


    incisions of the abdomen

    Short essays: (10x8=80)

    2. Monoclonal antibodies

    3. Liver biopsy

    4. Respiratory alkalosis

    5. Brachia! plexus

    6. Gluconeogenesis

    7. Blood substitutes

    8. Polycystic kidney

    9. Cervical rib

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