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1. General Surgery a. Wounds and Wound Healing b. Ulcer c. Sinus and Fistula d. Infectious Diseases e. Swellings f. Electrolyte and Nutrition g. Shock h. Haemorrhage and Blood Transfusion i. Burns j. Trauma k. Hand and Foot l. Arterial Diseases m. Hamartoma and Vascular Lesions n. Venous Diseases o. Lymphatics p. Peripheral Nerves q. Neoplasm r. Skin Tumours s. Sarcomas t. Amputations u. Reconstruction v. Transplantation w. Stings and Bites x. Pain 2. Faciomaxillary Diseases 3. Oral Cavity 4.Salivary Glands 5. Neck 6. Thyroid 7. Parathyroids and Adrenals 8. Breast 9. Peritoneum10. Abdominal Tuberculosis 11. Liver 12. Gallbladder 13. Spleen 14. Pancreas15. Retroperitoneal Space 16. Differential Diagnosis of Mass Abdomen 17. Abdominal Wall and Umbilicus 18. Hernia 19. Oesophagus 20. Stomach 21. Small Intestine 22. Large Intestine 23. Intestinal Obstruction24. Appendix 25. Rectum and Anal Canal 26. Urology a. Kidney b. Urinary Bladder c. Prostate d. Urethra e. Penis f. Scrotum g. Testis 27. Neurosurgery 28. Thorax a. Throax b. Cardiac Surgery 29. Adjuvant Therapy Radiotherapy Chemotherapy Hormone Therapy in Cancer Immunotherapy Gene Therapy 30. Anaesthesia 31. Advanced Imaging Methods 32. Operative Surgery a. Asepsis and Sterilisation b. Instruments c. Suture Materials d. Diathermy (Electrocautery) e. Operative Procedures i. Abdominal Incisions ii. Vasectomyiii. Circumcisioniv. Hydrocele v. Inguinal Hernia vi. Appendicectomy vii. Thyroidectomy viii. Tracheostomy ix. Cryosurgery x. Lasers in Surgery xi. Staplers in Surgery f. Laparoscopic Surgery g. Dressings and Bandages h. Day Care Surgery 33. Miscellaneous Fascinating Signs in Surgery Triads in Surgery Misnomers in Surgery Triangles in Surgery Drugs at a Glance. Sriram Bhat M MS (General Surgery) is an Associate Professor in Department of Surgery, Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore and an Honorary Surgeon, Government Wenlock Hospital Mangalore, Dakshina Kannada Karnataka, India. He, under the aegis of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) has lived up to the principles and expectations of his profession. He is also a popular practicing surgeon in Mangalore. A dedicated teacher to undergraduates and postgraduates has been an unending source of motivation for many students at viewing and understanding surgery as the subject it is. A simple person by nature and habit, it is his love and dedication towards his profession that has made him what he is at present; loved and respected by one and all. A topper during his formative years as a surgeon (post graduation), he has retained his passion to knowledge over a period of 16 years as an academician par excellence and this is what sets him apart. With a teaching experience spanning over a period of 16 years, it will be no exaggeration if said that art of teaching comes naturally to him. A teacher and academician by heart, he earnestly deserves The Good Teacher' award conferred on him by MAHE in the year 2000.

LEADERS NOT FOLLOWERS: PT. 2 is a collection of covers.In 1999, British grindcore legends Napalm Death decided to take a break from their regularly demanding touring and recording regimen to pay tribute to some of their favorite bands. The resulting six-track EP, Leaders Not Followers, was a smashing success with their fans, and also afforded Napalm a unique opportunity to have a little fun for once -- stepping outside the undoubtedly draining parameters of a hate-fueled career. So it was hardly surprising when the band decided to not only repeat the dose, but triple it five years later with the 19-track Leaders Not Followers, Pt. 2. Once again, the group digs deep into a wide array of influential metallic subgenres (ranging from hardcore, to death, to thrash, to doom, and beyond) to name check both established and obscure acts (from Sepultura to Wehrmacht, from Agnostic Front to the Dayglo Abortions) on their way to uncorking an unusually entertaining and educational covers record. As such, highlights includ

Earache (USA) ( November 21, 1995 ), Genre: Heavy Metal

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With their monumental debut album, Left Hand Path, Entombed crashed through the gates of the international death metal scene and foreshadowed the pivotal role that Scandinavia would soon play in the evolution of the then-burgeoning genre. These Swedes had earlier made ripples throughout the underground with their But Life Goes On demo (1989), as well as their prior demos as Nihilist, which had gotten them signed to Earache. Left Hand Path did more than make ripples upon its 1990 release, however -- it came crashing like a tidal wave. Beyond doubt it raised the bar for death metal, significantly challenging American trailblazers like Death, Obituary, and Morbid Angel. What Entombed did was take the extremity of Earache's stable of British grindcore bands (Napalm Death, Carcass, and Godflesh) and apply it to the elaborate songwriting structures of the aforementioned American death metal bands. It was the best of both worlds -- over the top extremity complemented by intricate songwriting -- and it wasn't more th

Napalm Death: Mark "Barney" Greenway (vocals); Mitch Harris (guitar); Shane Embury (bass instrument); Danny Herrera (drums).Additional personnel: Jamey Jasta, Jeff Walker , Jello Biafra (vocals).Had you dared to suggest back in the late '80s that Napalm Death -- not one of their supposedly more stable peers -- would be the ones to survive through thick and thin and become elder statesmen of extreme metal, you might have been laughed right out of the meat market. But here they are, still thriving decades on from grindcore's violent birth and 11 (that's 11!) studio albums into their career, despite continued challenges like the long-mooted, now seemingly official, departure of long-serving guitarist Jesse Pintado after a decade of work alongside mainstay Mitch Harris. Of course with this elder statesmen status comes the matter of (cough!) maturity, and that right there may be the single word that defines 2005's The Code Is Red...Long Live the Code, whether Napalm likes it or not. It also serves as the dividing

Napalm Death: Mick Harris (vocals, drums); Lee Dorrian (vocals); Bill Steer (guitar); Shane Embury (bass).Legendary grindcore godfathers Napalm Death left a scorched path on the English countryside immediately upon the release of their debut album, SCUM. So volatile that they had two different lineups appearing on the same album (with Justin Broadrick and Nick Bullen leaving before recording the rest), Napalm Death took hardcore punk and shifted the focus to ungodly speed and brevity at the expense of everything else. Twenty-odd-second blitzes such as "The Kill" and "Deceiver" rush by like the contrail of a nuclear warhead, and the longest song, "Siege of Power, " barely breaks three minutes. In fact, "You Suffer, " at four seconds long, has to hold some kind of record. But blinding speed alone can't hold a listener's interest, and Napalm Death kept listeners in the seats with innovative, low-fi takes on Motörhead's black tar rumble and Discharge's bilious punk screeds. Surprising melodies bubble up through the