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    This document provides the instructions and questions for a PG Degree Supplementary Examination in General Surgery (MS) from November 2015. It includes instructions to answer all questions and draw diagrams where necessary. There are two essay questions worth 20 marks each on classifying head injuries and managing a case of depressed skull fracture with extradural hemorrhage. It also lists 8 short essay questions worth 10 marks each covering topics like facio-maxillary injuries, compartment syndrome, managing missile wounds to the abdomen, wrist drop, traumatic fat necrosis, blast injuries, faecal fistulas, and Volksmann's ischemic contracture.

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    This document provides the instructions and questions for a PG Degree Supplementary Examination in General Surgery (MS) from November 2015. It includes instructions to answer all questions and draw diagrams where necessary. There are two essay questions worth 20 marks each on classifying head injuries and managing a case of depressed skull fracture with extradural hemorrhage. It also lists 8 short essay questions worth 10 marks each covering topics like facio-maxillary injuries, compartment syndrome, managing missile wounds to the abdomen, wrist drop, traumatic fat necrosis, blast injuries, faecal fistulas, and Volksmann's ischemic contracture.

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    This document provides the instructions and questions for a PG Degree Supplementary Examination in General Surgery (MS) from November 2015. It includes instructions to answer all questions and draw diagrams where necessary. There are two essay questions worth 20 marks each on classifying head injuries and managing a case of depressed skull fracture with extradural hemorrhage. It also lists 8 short essay questions worth 10 marks each covering topics like facio-maxillary injuries, compartment syndrome, managing missile wounds to the abdomen, wrist drop, traumatic fat necrosis, blast injuries, faecal fistulas, and Volksmann's ischemic contracture.

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    QP Code:103152 Reg.No.

    :…………………………

    PG Degree Supplementary Examinations in General Surgery (MS) -


    November 2015

    Paper III - Surgery Including Surgical Specialities

    Time: 3 hrs Max marks:100


    • Answer all questions
    • Draw diagrams wherever necessary

    Essays: (20)

    1. Classify head injuries. Discuss the clinical features and management of a case of
    depressed fracture skull with extradural haemorrhage.

    Short essays: (8x10=80)

    2. Facio-maxillary injuries

    3. Compartmental syndrome

    4. Management of missile wound of abdomen

    5. Wrist drop

    6. Traumatic fat necrosis

    7. Blast injury

    8. Faecal fistula

    9. Volksmann’s ischemic contracture

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