13.1.12

clinical- Special swelling examination



Ulcer Examination

Introduce yourself
Exposure:  till area L.N. drainage
1-         Inspection  (3S FED 2S)
a-          Site
b-          Shape (circular / oval / irregular / healing)
c-          Size (in cms)
d-         Skin surrounding
e-          Floor (granulation tissue / slough [dead tissue])
f-          Edge (sloping / raised / everted / punched out / undermined)
g-          Discharge (serous / blood stained / purulent)   Depth
h-          Surrounding structures (lymph nodes, V→ Varicose, A → Ischemia, Trophic ulcers)

2-         Palpation Ask about pain [NOT done (painful)]
a-                     Tenderness
b-                    Edema
c-                     Base hold edges between fingers & move to feel (indurated / attached to deeper structures)  
d-                    Surrounding structures (Other Swelling, A→ Feel the PULSE)

Lipoma


Introduce yourself
Exposure:  till area L.N. drainage [Common sites: Back, Shoulder, Thigh, Trunk, Neck, forearm]

1-    Inspection (4SMS)
a-  Site   b-  Shape    c-  Size (in cms)    d-  Skin: Scars  (Ask about hidden scars?)
e-   Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms (SC lipoma)
           less palpable = deep to ms (IM or subfascial lipoma)
[- Back→1Serratus ant.& 2Latiss.dorsi  - Shoulder→1+2+trapezius –Thigh→adductors & quadriceps]
                  زق الحيطة            كوعك لورا                                      ارفع كتفك                  ضم رجلك       افرد رجلك
         Test all against resistance except serratus ant.
2-    Palpation Ask about painful area first (TT ESCR SMSL)
a-  Temperature  b-  Tenderness 
c-  Edge Slippery(Slip sign)
d-  Surface Lobulated (usually in SC)
e-  Consistency → soft  
f-  Relations:      Mobility in 2 perpendicular directions
Relation to Skin → not attached  
Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms
                     less palpable = deep to ms
h-  L.N. & other swellings (very..very imp.)

I would like to finish my examination by:
 1-        Examination of draining lymph nodes هام جدا
 2-          Assessing the neurovascular status of the limb/area (feel distal pulse)







Dermoid cyst (Cong. Or acquired)

Introduce yourself
Exposure:  till area L.N. drainage [C. Sites: Cong.→Ext.&Int.angular, Pre&post-auric.& midline]
 Acq. (Implantation)at site scar
1-    Inspection (4SMS)
a-  Site   b-  Shape    c-  Size (in cms)    d-  Skin: Scars  (Ask about hidden scars?) in implantat.
e-   Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms
(e.g, angular dermoid → contract occiptofrontalis ارفع حواجبك  )
2-    Palpation Ask about painful area first (TT ESCR SMSL)
a-  Temperature  b-  Tenderness 
c-  Edge → well defined   d-  Surface → smooth
e-  Consistencycystic 
f-  Relations:      Mobility in 2 perpendicular directions
Relation to Skin → not attached (cong)/ teethered (implantation)  
Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms
g-  Special Tests ·  Fluctuation (Paget’s test) & Trans-illumination
h-  L.N. & other swellings (very..very imp.)
I would like to finish my examination by:
 1-        Examination of draining lymph nodes هام جدا
 2-          Assessing the neurovascular status of the limb/area (feel distal pulse)

Sebaceous cyst
Introduce yourself
Exposure:  till area L.N. drainage [C. Sites:  Hairy area (esp, scalp & scrotum) never in palm or sole]
1-    Inspection (4SMS)
a-  Site   b-  Shape    c-  Size (in cms)    d-  Skin: Scars  (Ask about hidden scars?)  
e-   Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms
2-    Palpation Ask about painful area first (TT ESCR SMSL)
a-  Temperature  b-  Tenderness 
c-  Edge → well defined   d-  Surface → smooth
e-  Consistency → soft/ firm (thick sebum)
f-  Relations:      Mobility in 2 perpendicular directions
Relation to Skin → attached at punctum (50%)  
Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → more palpable = superficial to ms
h-  L.N. & other swellings (very..very imp.)
I would like to finish my examination by:
 1-        Examination of draining lymph nodes هام جدا
 2-          Assessing the neurovascular status of the limb/area (feel distal pulse)


Ganglion (As above but,…)
e-  Consistency → cystic 
f-  Relations:   Mobility in 1 direction only & become limited after ms contraction
Relation to Skin → not attached 
Relation to Muscle: contraction ms → less palpable & limited (related to tendon)
g-  Special Tests ·  Fluctuation (Paget’s test) & Trans-illumination
h-  L.N. & other swellings









  


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