Kim Priban

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In conclusion, pediatric patients who underwent the minimally invasive repair with cryo will often develop some small areas of hypoesthesia, but clinically significant neuropathic pain is rare.
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Repair of pectus excavatum using minimally invasive techniques with intercostal nerve cryoablation decreases patient length of stay and opioid use
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Long-Term Sensory Function 3 years after Minimally Invasive Repair of Pectus Excavatum with Cryoablation

Statement Repair of pectus excavatum using minimally invasive techniques with intercostal nerve cryoablation decreases patient length of stay and opioid use Open
Quotation Studies have shown that the repair of pectus excavatum using minimally invasive techniques with intercostal nerve cryoablation decreases patient length of stay and opioid use, but are there long-term side effects of the cryoablation? Open
Statement This was a single institution prospective cohort study of 47 patients under 21 years of age Open
Statement Patients presented for bar removal after a median of two bars were placed for 2.9 years Open
Statement The study assessed patients for chest wall hypoesthesia to cold, soft touch, and pinprick, as well as neuropathic pain Open
Statement 11.8% of patients had hypoesthesia to pinprick Open
Statement 7.7% of patients had hypoesthesia to soft touch Open
Statement 9.3% of patients had hypoesthesia to cold response Open
Statement 46.8% of patients had identifiable chest wall hypoesthesia Open
Statement Neuropathic pain symptoms were identified in 13% of patients Open
Statement None of the patients with neuropathic pain symptoms required treatment Open
Quotation In conclusion, pediatric patients who underwent the minimally invasive repair with cryo will often develop some small areas of hypoesthesia, but clinically significant neuropathic pain is rare. Open
Statement Pediatric patients who underwent minimally invasive repair with cryoablation will often develop some small areas of hypoesthesia Open
Statement Clinically significant neuropathic pain is rare after minimally invasive pectus excavatum repair with cryoablation Open

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Summaries Kim gave as host · Aerodigestive / ENT 7 summaries

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QUAD #6 Slide Tracheoplasty for TEF, Otolaryngology Approach with Dr. Mike Rutter

Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: Finding an H-type TEF can be quite difficult and is done via tracheoscopy or esophagoscopy Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: Serial esophagoscopies provide a good picture of outcomes in challenging TEF repair cases Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: A slide tracheoplasty open approach provides much better visualization in the operating field for complex cases Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: A pulmonologist aids the surgeon by looking down the ET tube, which allows for additional visualization and identification of the fistula Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: The repair includes transection of the trachea and esophagus, performing a slide esophagoplasty, placing the interposition graft, and closing the trachea Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: In the 4-year-old case, the patient was extubated the next day with esophagram and bronchoscopy performed at one week Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: The 4-year-old patient was back to eating ice cream at 10 days post-op Open
Summaries Kim gave as host · Gastroesophageal Reflux 7 summaries

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Pyloric Stenosis with Dr. Alex Bondoc

Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Uninsured families' babies had lower chloride and higher bicarbonate levels at presentation and longer times between diagnosis and OR. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A large-scale Denmark and Holland study found pyloric stenosis is 87% heritable. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Ultrasound diagnostic criteria: muscle thickness greater than 4 millimeters and pyloric channel length greater than 15 millimeters suggest pyloric stenosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A 2008 and 2016 Journal of Pediatric Surgery study identified specific fluid resuscitation pathways that reduced blood draws and did not delay time to surgery. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Nasogastric decompression should be avoided to prevent exacerbation of metabolic alkalosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: To assess myotomy completeness, both ends of separated muscle should move independently; resistance or connected movement indicates incomplete myotomy. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Studies on adults who had pyloromyotomy as children show they do not have major issues like nausea, vomiting, reflux, or other GI problems later in life, and long-term follow-up is usually not necessary. Open
Summaries Kim gave as host · Pyloric Stenosis 7 summaries

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Pyloric Stenosis with Dr. Alex Bondoc

Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Uninsured families' babies had lower chloride and higher bicarbonate levels at presentation and longer times between diagnosis and OR. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A large-scale Denmark and Holland study found pyloric stenosis is 87% heritable. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Ultrasound diagnostic criteria: muscle thickness greater than 4 millimeters and pyloric channel length greater than 15 millimeters suggest pyloric stenosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A 2008 and 2016 Journal of Pediatric Surgery study identified specific fluid resuscitation pathways that reduced blood draws and did not delay time to surgery. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Nasogastric decompression should be avoided to prevent exacerbation of metabolic alkalosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: To assess myotomy completeness, both ends of separated muscle should move independently; resistance or connected movement indicates incomplete myotomy. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Studies on adults who had pyloromyotomy as children show they do not have major issues like nausea, vomiting, reflux, or other GI problems later in life, and long-term follow-up is usually not necessary. Open
Summaries Kim gave as host · Sarcoma (Ewing/Rhabdo) 7 summaries

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Pyloric Stenosis with Dr. Alex Bondoc

Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Uninsured families' babies had lower chloride and higher bicarbonate levels at presentation and longer times between diagnosis and OR. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A large-scale Denmark and Holland study found pyloric stenosis is 87% heritable. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Ultrasound diagnostic criteria: muscle thickness greater than 4 millimeters and pyloric channel length greater than 15 millimeters suggest pyloric stenosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: A 2008 and 2016 Journal of Pediatric Surgery study identified specific fluid resuscitation pathways that reduced blood draws and did not delay time to surgery. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Nasogastric decompression should be avoided to prevent exacerbation of metabolic alkalosis. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: To assess myotomy completeness, both ends of separated muscle should move independently; resistance or connected movement indicates incomplete myotomy. Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Alex Bondoc said: Studies on adults who had pyloromyotomy as children show they do not have major issues like nausea, vomiting, reflux, or other GI problems later in life, and long-term follow-up is usually not necessary. Open
Summaries Kim gave as host · Tracheoesophageal Fistula 7 summaries

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QUAD #6 Slide Tracheoplasty for TEF, Otolaryngology Approach with Dr. Mike Rutter

Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: Finding an H-type TEF can be quite difficult and is done via tracheoscopy or esophagoscopy Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: Serial esophagoscopies provide a good picture of outcomes in challenging TEF repair cases Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: A slide tracheoplasty open approach provides much better visualization in the operating field for complex cases Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: A pulmonologist aids the surgeon by looking down the ET tube, which allows for additional visualization and identification of the fistula Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: The repair includes transection of the trachea and esophagus, performing a slide esophagoplasty, placing the interposition graft, and closing the trachea Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: In the 4-year-old case, the patient was extubated the next day with esophagram and bronchoscopy performed at one week Open
Host summary Kim Priban summarizes what Dr. Michael Rutter said: The 4-year-old patient was back to eating ice cream at 10 days post-op Open