General Surgery Logbook Summary

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1 Arab Board of Health Specializations General Surgery Logbook Summary January

2 Candidate s Data: Name: Registration Number: Years of Training: From / / to / / Training Center (Hospital): Center (hospital) Title: Duration of training 1- From / / to / / 2- From / / to / / 3- From / / to / / Signature & Stamp: 2

3 Our Dear Candidate, How to use your Logbook Summary The activities included in this logbook summary and required to be documented and approved, are: surgical procedures, scientific activities, training courses, rotation schedule and the research abstract. Filling out this logbook: All cells in each table should be filled out with the relevant data. Surgical Procedures: you need to document every procedure you participated in and the level of contribution according to the following "Four Point Scale": F1 F2 F3 F4 Observed Assisted Did with assistance Did independently By the end of the training program (five years), operative report summary will be filled out by documenting the number of cases according to each level of contribution in relation to each procedure referring to the training manual to know the number and level of contribution of procedures required. Scientific Activities: You are required to participate in one scientific activity weekly. For every scientific activity you will document the number of the sessions your attended during the training program, the event (Morbidity & Mortality meeting case presentation Journal 3

4 club Audit etc), the topic discussed in the session, your role in such an activity (attendee, presenter, moderator,..) and the name and signature of the trainer. Training Courses: you have to document the courses you attended as BLS, ATLS, Basic surgical skills, basics of laparoscopy, research methodology, Evidence Based Medicine, Presentation Skills, in addition to any other courses completed by the candidate and conferences attended. For every course or conference you will document the date of the event, the title of the course, the venue and the name of the trainer. Rotation Map: You will document the specialty of all your rotations during the training program, the documentation includes the hospital title where you have your rotation, start and end date, and the name and signature of the trainer. Research Abstract: In this section you need write the abstract of your research in words. The abstract should include the background, methods, results and discussion and the conclusion. All pages of the logbook summary will be signed your trainer. 4

5 Operative Report Summary: Years of Training: From / / 20 to / / 20 Code Procedure 1 Neck & Salivary Gland Surgery 1.1 Excision of thyroglossal cyst/fistula 1.2 Excision of branchial cyst 1.3 Excision of branchial fistula 1.4 Cervical lymph node biopsy 1.5 Block dissection of the neck 1.6 Excision of cervical rib 1.7 Submandibular sialadenectomy 1.8 Parotidectomy Level of contribution F1 F2 F3 F4 2 Breast Surgery 2.1 Drainage of breast abscess 2.2 Breast lumpectomy 2.3 Mastectomy 2.4 Axillary Node Dissection 2.5 Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology 3 Vascular & Lymphatic Surgery 3.1 Arterial repair 3.2 Embolectomy 3.3 Arterial bypass surgery 3.4 Aneurysm surgery 3.5 Arteriovenous fistula 3.6 Varicose vein surgery 3.7 Surgery for lymphedema 3.8 Amputations (Above & below Knee) Plastic Surgery Operations on skin & subcutaneous tissues 4.2 Operations on muscles & tendons 5

6 4.3 Skin graft 4.4 Skin flap 4.5 Cleft lip/palate 4.6 Hypospadius 5 Endocrine Surgery 5.1 Thyroidectomy 5.2 Parathyroidectomy 5.3 Adrenalectomy 6 Cardiothoracic Surgery 6.1 Chest tube insertion 6.2 Pericardiocentesis 6.3 Pleural aspiration 6.4 Thoracotomy (CABG - valve replacement - lung resection.) 7 Neurosurgery 7.1 Evacuation of intracranial haematoma 7.2 Laminectomy / discectomy 7.3 Nerve repair 7.4 Intracranial surgery 8 Orthopedic Surgery 8.1 Closed reduction of fractures 8.2 Internal fixation of fractures 8.3 Arthroplasty (hip - knee) 9 GIT & Abdominal Surgery 9.1 Exploratory laparotomy 9.2 Oesophageal surgery 9.3 Vagotomy & drainage procedure 9.4 Repair of perforated peptic ulcer 9.5 Surgery for bleeding peptic ulcer 9.6 Gastrectomy 9.7 Gastrostomy / Jejunostomy 9.8 Splenectomy 6

7 9.9 Repair of liver injury surgery for Hydatid cyst 9.11 Hepatectomy 9.12 Open Cholecystectomy 9.13 Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy 9.14 Cholecystostomy 9.15 Bile duct surgery 9.16 Drainage of pancreatic pseudocyst 9.17 Pancreatectomy 9.18 Small bowel resection anastomosis 9.19 Enterostomy Colectomy 9.21 Colostomy 9.22 Anterior resection of rectum 9.23 Abdomino-perineal resection of rectum 9.24 Appendectomy 9.25 Haemorrhoidectomy 9.26 Anal fissurectomy 9.27 Anal fistulectomy 9.28 Drainage of perianal abscess 9.29 Pilonidal sinus surgery Repair of epigastric hernia 9.31 Repair of Umbilical/paraumbilical hernia 9.32 Repair of inguinal hernia 9.33 Repair of femoral hernia 9.34 Incisional hernia repair surgery 10 Paediatric Surgery 10.1 Inguinal herniotomy 10.2 Pyloromyotomy 10.3 Congenital megacolon surgery 10.4 Correction of anorectal malformation 10.5 Circumcision 11 Urologenital Procedures 11.1 Nephrectomy 11.2 Nephrolithotomy 7

8 11.3 Nephrostomy 11.4 Ureterolithotomy 11.5 Cystoscopy 11.6 Suprapubic cystostomy 11.7 Cystolithotomy 11.8 Cystectomy 11.9 Prostatectomy Varicocelectomy Hydrocelectomy Orchidopexy Orchidectomy 12 Miscellaneous 12.1 Insertion of central venous line 12.2 Endotracheal intubation 12.3 Tracheostomy 12.4 Lymph node biopsy 12.5 Abdominal paracentesis 12.6 Venous cut down Trainer Name & Signature:.. 8

9 Scientific Activities: Serial Event Number 1 Grand round 2 Morbidity & Mortality meeting 3 Journal Club 4 Case Presentation 5 Audit 6 Morning Endorsement 7 Clinicopathological meeting 8 Surgical Radiology meeting 9 Lectures Trainer Name & Signature:.. 9

10 Training Courses: Serial Date Title Venue Trainer/Moderator Name & Signature Trainer Name & Signature:.. 10

11 Rotation Schedule: Serial Specialty Hospital From Date To Trainer Name & Signature Trainer Name & Signature:.. 11

12 Research Abstract: Background: Methods: Results & Discussion: Conclusion: 12

13 GOOD LUCK 13