Small Intestine ABSITE and Board Review

This is a review of the small bowel for ABSITE and general surgery boards. Watch it a few times then try to draw from memory using the following outline! Good luck.
1. Anatomy and Physiology of the small bowel
2. Short Bowel Syndrome
3. Radiation Enteritis
4. Wilkie’s Syndrome
5. Duodenal diverticulum
6. Blind Loop Syndrome
7. Crohn’s Disease
8. Small bowel fistulas
9. Small Bowel Obstruction
10. Post-operative paralytic ileus
11. Peutz-Jeghers, FAP, Gardners, Turcot, and Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndromes
12. Small bowel tumors: adenocarcinoma, carcinoids, GIST, lymphomas, and metastatic
13. Acute mesenteric ischemia: embolic, thrombotic, NOMI, and mesenteric venous thrombosis
Contributors: Shawn Steen MD, Karim Jreije DO

[@chriszena3400]

great reviews thank you!
Calcium is mostly absorbed in duodenum

[@michaelramirez7223]

In the calcium absorptive process the duodenum has been the major focus of research due to its highly active transport system. However, it is the distal intestine where 70- 80 % of the ingested calcium is absorbed (mostly in the ileum) (Wasserman 2005).

[@Abcdefgfedcb]

Such a concise succinct review, thank you !!!

[@cuppiecakes]

7:39 crohn's
11:15 fistulas

[@shrawanyadav3651]

You speak so fast and is not synchronize with your writing.Content are so relevent and helpful.please be slow while speaking so that everyone can understand