Emergency Surgery | Acute Cholecystitis & Perforation Peritonitis | MBBS Surgery, NEXT/NEET PG

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This concise and high-yield video explains two key emergency surgical conditions:
🔸 Acute Cholecystitis
🔸 Perforation Peritonitis

Best for MBBS students, clinical rotations, NEET PG & NEXT 2025 prep.

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📚 Topics Covered:

🔹 Acute Cholecystitis:
• Pathogenesis: Gallstone obstruction, bacterial infection
• Symptoms: RUQ pain, Murphy’s sign, fever
• Investigations: USG abdomen (GB wall thickening, pericholecystic fluid)
• Management: IV fluids, antibiotics, early laparoscopic cholecystectomy

🔹 Perforation Peritonitis:
• Causes: Peptic ulcer, typhoid, trauma, appendicular perforation
• Symptoms: Severe abdominal pain, board-like rigidity, absent bowel sounds
• Investigations: X-ray (air under diaphragm), CT scan
• Management: fluid resuscitation, antibiotics, exploratory laparotomy

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🎯 Target Audience:
• MBBS Final Year
• Emergency Room (ER) clinical training
• NEET PG & NEXT aspirants

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