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EXAMINATION OFSWELLING




          DR.K.SUGUNAKAR
HISTORY

   how long is the lump present?
   when was the lump first noticed?

   There is a heaven and hell difference
    between these two questions.
   Pain less lump may present for along time
    with out patients knowledge.
   SHORTDURATION&PAIN: INFLAMMATORY


   SINCE BIRRTH:CONGENITAL

   LONGER DURATIONWITH OUT PAIN :BENIGN

   LONGER DURATION WITH PAIN AND SHORT DURATION-
    ------------MAYBE MALIGNANT
What is your diagnosis?
What is your diagnosis?



    DURATION: SINCE BIRRTH:CONGENITAL
MODEOF ONSET


   HAVE APPEARED AFTER TRAUMA ;fractured displacement
    of bone,dislocation of joint,haematoma

   DEVELOPED SPONTANEOUSLY AND GROWN RAPIDLY
    WITH PAIN:       inflammatory

   GRADULLY INCREASING INSIZE:          neoplasm

   SWELLING APPEARED IN PRE EXISTING CONDITION:
    keloid from previous scar, malignant melanoma from previous
    benign nevus

OTHER SYMPTOMS

   PAIN----inflammatory or involving nerves

   DIFFICULTY IN RESPIRATION---pressure on trachea

   DIFFICULTY IN SWALLOWING--- pressure on esophagus

   INTERFFERING WITH MOVEMENT—swellings near joint

   DISFIGURATION
pain

   Nature of pain: throbbing pain suggests inflammation
    leading to suppuration.pain may be burning,stabbing,aching.

   Site:most offen pain is localised to the site of swelling. referred
    pain may be present

   Time of onset: in inflammatory swellings.pain appears even
    before the swelling.but in case of tumors swelling appears long
    before pain.in malignant conditions pain is due to involvement of
    nerves,fungation,ulceration,deepinfiltration,which indicates
    inoperability
PROGRESS OF THE SWELLING

   GROWING SLOWLY-------benign swellings

   GROWING QUICKLY--------malignant swellings

   SUDDENLY INCREASING IN SIZE AFTER REMAINING
    STATIONERY FOR SOME TIME----malignant transformation of
    benign swellings



   DECREASING IN SIZE------inflammatory swellings
   EXACT SITE: site of the swelling tells from
    which organ the swelling was originated.

   PSENCEOF OTHER LUMPS:
    neurofibromatosis,diaphysial
    aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma may present
    with multiple swellings.
   PSENCE OF OTHER LUMPS:
    neurofibromatosis,diaphysial
    aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma may present
    with multiple swellings.
What is your diagnosis?
   EXACT SITE: site of the swelling tells from
    which organ the swelling was originated.
SUB MANDIBULAR REGION

                SUB MANDIBULAR GLAND
                LYMPH NODE
                PLUNGING RANULA
   Swelling present since
    birth
   Neck swelling in
    posterior and anterior
    triangle of neck
   Cystic swelling
Swelling present since birth

Neck swelling in posterior and
anterior triangle of neck

Cystic swelling
DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF
SUTURE LINES
-outer canthus of eye
Thyroid swelling—moving upward with
digglutition
   SECONDARY CHANGES LIKE
    SOFTENING,ULCERATION,FUNGATION,IN
    FLAMMATORY CHANGES----malignant
    swellings &T.B.lymphadenitis
SECONDARY CHANGES---------------------
------------------------------------- FUNGATION
SECONDARY CHANGES---------------------
----------------------------SKIN ULCERATION
SECONDARY CHANGES---------------------
----------------------------SKIN ULCERATION
   RECURRENT SWELLINGS---malignant
    swellings, malignant growth in benign
    swellings.certain swellings like pagets
    recurrent fibroid,known for recurrence.cystic
    swellings may recur if they are not removed
    completely.
RECURRENT SWELLINGS—parotid
adenoma recurred after surgery
Dermato sarcoma protuberance ---------
-------------------known for recurrence
   LOSS OF BODYWEIGHT--
    malignant&tuberculosis
   LOSS OF APPETITE--
    malignant&tuberculosis -
   HISTORY OF FEVER—acute& chronic,
    inflammatory swellings, malignant swellings,
    lymphomas
   PAST HISTORY; important in tuberculosis

   FAMILY HISTORY: important in carcinoma breast,medullary
    carcinoma thyroid,

   PERSONAL HISTORY: smoking and alcoholism are risk
    factures for several malignancies
LOCAL EXAMINATION

   SITE OF THE SWELLING: a few swellings are peculiar in their
    positions such as dermoid cyst are mostly seen in the mid line
    of the body or on the line of the fusion of embryonic
    processes.eg.at the outer canthus of eye---that means on the
    line of fusion between the fronto-nasal process and the
    maxillary process.or behind the ear (post auricular dermoid)---
    on the line of fusion of the mesodermal hillocks which form the
    pinna.


   SHAPE OF THE SWENG;ovoid,sperical,irregular
DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF
SUTURE LINES
-outer canthus of eye
DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF
SUTURE LINES
-outer canthus of eye
   COLOUR OF THE SWELLING:colour of the
    swelling give a definitive hint to the
    diagnosis. black color of benign nevus and
    malignant melanoma, red/purple color of
    haemangioma.
   bluish color of ranula are obvious and diagnostic
   SURFACE: in certain swellings suface may
    be very much obvious and diagnostic.
    cauliflower surface of squamous cell
    carcinoma, irregular numerous branched
    surface of papilloma.
Papilloma from nipple ------------------------
---------------------------irregular numerous
branched surface of papilloma.
   NUMBER: this is important as this may give
    a clue to the diagnosis. some swellings are
    always multiple such as
    neurofibromatosis,diaphysial
    aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma
   some swellings are more known to be
    solitary ,eg.lipoma,dermoid cysts
MULTIPLE SWELLINGS----------------------
---------------------NEUROFIBROMATOSIS
MULTIPLE SWELLINGS-


         Sebaceous cysts
Lipoma- nape of the neck –most
common site- solitary swelling
DERMOID---solitary swelling
BLUE COLOURED SWELLING IN THE
FLOOR OF THE MOUTH------RANULA
Redness,oedema,&pain---inflammatory
swellings
   PULSATION: swellings arising from the arteries are
    pulsatile,eg.aneurysm and vasculargrowth such as carotid body
    tumor. These give expansile pulsations.some swellings present
    over the arteries will be pulsatile.these will give transmitted
    pulsations
   SKIN OVER THE SWELLING: red edematous in inflammatory
    swellings.tense,glossy with venous prominence in sarcoma with
    rapid growth. presence of black punctum in sebaceous
    cyst.presence of scar indicates previous operation(when the
    scar is linear with suture marks) previous injury(regular
    scar),previous suppuration(puckered,broad,irregular scar)
Redness,oedema,&pain---inflammatory
swellings
Skin------tense,glossy with venous
prominence in sarcoma with rapid
growth




                  
Sebaceous cysts----------skin is not
pinchable,cystic swelling with
punctum
Scar---previous surgery
PALPATION

   LOCAL RISE OF
    TEMPERATURE:

   DUE TO INCREASED
    VASCULARITY

   MAYBE
    INFLAMMATORYOR
    VASCLAR TUMOR LIKE
    SARCOMA
TENDERNESS


   GENTLE PRESSURE
    OVER SWELLING

   SHOULD SEE THE FACIAL
    EXPRESSION

   INFLAMMATORYSWELLIN
    GS ARE TENDER
   NEOPLSTIC SWELLINGS
    ARE NON TENDER
   SIZE ,SHAPE ,EXTENT CAN BE CLEALRY KNOWN WITH
    PALPATION

   IT IS BETTER TO MENTION IN VERTCAL AND HORIZONTAL
    DIAMETRES
SURFACE

   SMOOTH      CYSTIC
   NODULAR     LYMPHNODAL MASS
   LOBULAR     LIPOMA
   IRREGULAR   MALIGNANT
SMOOTH SURFACE
NODULAR SURFACE
EDGE

   WELLDEFFINED   NEOPLSTIC,CHR.INFL
   SMOOTH         BENIGN
   IRREGULAR      MALIGNANT
   ILLDEFINED     ACUTE
                     INFFLAMMATORY
SLIP SIGN

   BOTH LIPOMA AND CYST
    HAVE SMOOTH
    MARGINNS

   LIPOMA SLIPS AWAY ON
    PALPATION

   CYST YIELDS ON
    PALPATION
CONSISTANCY

   IT DEPENDS ON WHAT IT IS MADE UP OF

   CYSTIC

   FIRM

   HARD

   UNIFORM IN COSISTACY OR VARIABLE IN CONSISTACY
FLUCTUATION

   SWELLING FLUCTUATES WHEN IT HAS FLUID

   FIRST TO FIX THE SWELLING

   THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED IN TWO PLANES

   PAGETS TEST
TRANSLUSENCY

   THIS MEANS SWELLING
    TRASMITS LIGHT WHEN IT
    HAS CLEAR FLUID LIKE
    WATER,LYMPH,SERUM,PL
    ASMA
   NOT TRANSULANT WHEN
    IT CONTAINS OPAQUE
    FLUID LIKE
    BLOOD,PUS,PULTAEOUS
    MATERIOL
   Translucency brilliantly
    Positiveinhydrocele,ranula
    ,cystic hygroma
IMPULSE ON COUGHING

   SWELINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH ABDOMINAL
    CAVITY-HERNIA

   SWELLINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH SPINAL
    CORD-MENINGOCELE

   WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH PLEURAL CAVITY-
    EMPYEMA NECESSITANCE

   SWELLING IS PALPATED IN FINGURES AND ASKED TO
    COUGH AN IMPULSE WILL BE FELT DUE TO INCREASE
    PRESSURE IN THESE CAVITIES

   INCASE OF CHILDREN THIS IS PERFORMED WHEN THEY
    CRY
SWELINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY
WITH ABDOMINAL CAVITY-HERNIA
SWELLINGS WHICH HAVE
CONTINUITY WITH SPINAL CORD-
MENINGOCELE
REDUCIBILITY

   SWELLING REDUCES AND ULTIMATELY DISSAPPEARS AS
    SOON AS PRESS UP ON
   Does not appear on removal of swelling
   Appears after increase in counter pressure

   THIS IS A FEATURE OF HERNIA

   LYMH VARIX,VARICOCELE,SAPHENA
    VARIX,MENINGOCELE ARE REDUCIBLE PARTLY OR
    COMPLETELY
SWELLING REDUCES AND ULTIMATELY
DISSAPPEARS AS SOON AS PRESS UP ON




                  HERNIA
COMPRESSIBILITY

   THE SWELLING CAN BE COMPRESSED BUT NOT BE
    DISSAPPEARED COMPLETELY

   THE SWELLING REAPPEAS WHEN PRESSURE IS TAKEN
    OFF

   HAEMANGIOMA,LYMPHANGIOMA
HAEMANGIOMA
PULSATILITY

   ARISING FROM ARTERY--EXPANSILE PULSATION-
    ANEURISM

   VERY CLOSE TO ARTEY---TRANSMITTED PULSATION

   SWELLING IS HIGHLY VASCULAR-----------
    TELANGIECTATIC SARCOMA
   FIXITY TO THE SKIN

   SHOULD TEST WHETHER SKIN OVER THE SWELLING
    PINCHABLE OR NOT

   SEBACEOUS CYST, PAPILLOMA,EPITHELIOMA ARISE
    FROM SKIN THEY MOVE WITH SKIN

   IN MALIGNANT SELLINGS IF SKIN IS INFILTRATED SKIN IS
    NOT PINCHABLE
SEBACEOUS CYST, ARISE FROM
SKIN THEY MOVE WITH SKIN
   PAPILLOMA, ARISE FROM SKIN
   MOVE WITH SKIN


PLANE OF THE SWELLING

   SKIN---SKIN IS NOT MOVED OVER THE SWELLING

   SUBCUTANEOU TISSUE----the tumors arising from
    subcutaneous are free from both skin and underlying
    contracted muscle.SKIN IS PINCHABLE&SWELLING
    PROMINENT WHEN MUSCLE IS contracted & MOVES freely
    over contracted muscle
   Swellings arising from the deep fascia are not as mobile as
    those arising from the sub cutaneous tissue.but it is very
    difficult to find out whether the tumor is fixed to deep fascia or
    not as the fascia can not be made taught separately from
    muscle.
   When the tumor arises from sub cutaneous tissue and fixed to
    muscle, the tumor will be more prominent and cannot be moved
    along the fibres of muscle when the muscle is contracted.
   If the tumor incorporated in the muscle, it will be fixed and
    decreases in size when the muscle is contracted.
   If the tumor lies deep to muscle, it virtually disappears as soon
    as muscle become taught
   Some times swelling appears when the muscle is taught. this is
    due to tear in the tendon concerned.
   Swellings in connection with the tendon of muscle moves along
    with the tendon and become fixed when the muscle is made
    taught against resistance.
   Swelling in connection with the vessels and nerves don't move
    along the line of the said vessel , the but moves a little extent at
    right angles to their axes
   Swellings arising from bone or absolutely fixed even when the
    muscle is relaxed and cannot be moved apart from bone.
   Secondary changes to the swelling-----seen in malignant
    swellings,tuberculous lymph nodal mass

   REGIONAL LYMPH NODES—no examination is complete with
    out the examination of draining lymph nodes. When regional
    lymph nodes are enlarged it is good practice to examine other
    group of lymph nodes. to exclude generalized
    lymphadenopathy.-
   PERCUSSION :the importace of this examination is not that
    much important in swelling. its sole place is to find out the
    presence of resonant note on percussion over hernia. or to elicit
    tender ness in brodies abscess.
Auscultation: all pulsatile swellings should be
  Auscultated.machinary murmer is heard in an aneurysmal varix.
Movements: joints nearby swelling should be examined for
  movements to find out whether the joint is involvedd or not.
Examine for pressure effects: 1)the arterial pulse distal to
  swelling some times swelling may press upon main artery of the
  limb and cause weak pulse distally.2)the nerves may be
  effected by the pressure of swelling, this cause wasting of
  muscle,paresis,paralysis.3)swelling may exert pressure on
  bone eroding it as in aneurysm,dermoidcyst.
General examination in malignant
swellings

   Examine the chest for consolidation, pleural effusion
   Liver for secondaries
   General examination of abdomen to find out
    peritoneal metastases
   The spine,pelvis,the trochanters of femurs,skull to
    exclude metastases
   If one group of lymph nodes are enlarged examine
    other group of lymph nodes
   If swelling is suspected of gumma or condyloma,
    examine for other syphilitic stigmata
REGIONAL LYMPH NODES

   TB breast with
    Secondary suppurative
    Axillary L.nodes
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Examination of swelling

  • 1. EXAMINATION OFSWELLING DR.K.SUGUNAKAR
  • 2. HISTORY  how long is the lump present?  when was the lump first noticed?  There is a heaven and hell difference between these two questions.  Pain less lump may present for along time with out patients knowledge.
  • 3. SHORTDURATION&PAIN: INFLAMMATORY  SINCE BIRRTH:CONGENITAL  LONGER DURATIONWITH OUT PAIN :BENIGN  LONGER DURATION WITH PAIN AND SHORT DURATION- ------------MAYBE MALIGNANT
  • 4. What is your diagnosis?
  • 5. What is your diagnosis? DURATION: SINCE BIRRTH:CONGENITAL
  • 6. MODEOF ONSET  HAVE APPEARED AFTER TRAUMA ;fractured displacement of bone,dislocation of joint,haematoma  DEVELOPED SPONTANEOUSLY AND GROWN RAPIDLY WITH PAIN: inflammatory  GRADULLY INCREASING INSIZE: neoplasm  SWELLING APPEARED IN PRE EXISTING CONDITION: keloid from previous scar, malignant melanoma from previous benign nevus 
  • 7. OTHER SYMPTOMS  PAIN----inflammatory or involving nerves  DIFFICULTY IN RESPIRATION---pressure on trachea  DIFFICULTY IN SWALLOWING--- pressure on esophagus  INTERFFERING WITH MOVEMENT—swellings near joint  DISFIGURATION
  • 8. pain  Nature of pain: throbbing pain suggests inflammation leading to suppuration.pain may be burning,stabbing,aching.  Site:most offen pain is localised to the site of swelling. referred pain may be present  Time of onset: in inflammatory swellings.pain appears even before the swelling.but in case of tumors swelling appears long before pain.in malignant conditions pain is due to involvement of nerves,fungation,ulceration,deepinfiltration,which indicates inoperability
  • 9. PROGRESS OF THE SWELLING  GROWING SLOWLY-------benign swellings  GROWING QUICKLY--------malignant swellings  SUDDENLY INCREASING IN SIZE AFTER REMAINING STATIONERY FOR SOME TIME----malignant transformation of benign swellings  DECREASING IN SIZE------inflammatory swellings
  • 10. EXACT SITE: site of the swelling tells from which organ the swelling was originated.  PSENCEOF OTHER LUMPS: neurofibromatosis,diaphysial aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma may present with multiple swellings.
  • 11. PSENCE OF OTHER LUMPS: neurofibromatosis,diaphysial aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma may present with multiple swellings.
  • 12. What is your diagnosis?
  • 13. EXACT SITE: site of the swelling tells from which organ the swelling was originated.
  • 14. SUB MANDIBULAR REGION  SUB MANDIBULAR GLAND  LYMPH NODE  PLUNGING RANULA
  • 15. Swelling present since birth  Neck swelling in posterior and anterior triangle of neck  Cystic swelling
  • 16. Swelling present since birth Neck swelling in posterior and anterior triangle of neck Cystic swelling
  • 17. DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF SUTURE LINES -outer canthus of eye
  • 18. Thyroid swelling—moving upward with digglutition
  • 19. SECONDARY CHANGES LIKE SOFTENING,ULCERATION,FUNGATION,IN FLAMMATORY CHANGES----malignant swellings &T.B.lymphadenitis
  • 23. RECURRENT SWELLINGS---malignant swellings, malignant growth in benign swellings.certain swellings like pagets recurrent fibroid,known for recurrence.cystic swellings may recur if they are not removed completely.
  • 25. Dermato sarcoma protuberance --------- -------------------known for recurrence
  • 26. LOSS OF BODYWEIGHT-- malignant&tuberculosis  LOSS OF APPETITE-- malignant&tuberculosis -  HISTORY OF FEVER—acute& chronic, inflammatory swellings, malignant swellings, lymphomas
  • 27. PAST HISTORY; important in tuberculosis  FAMILY HISTORY: important in carcinoma breast,medullary carcinoma thyroid,  PERSONAL HISTORY: smoking and alcoholism are risk factures for several malignancies
  • 28. LOCAL EXAMINATION  SITE OF THE SWELLING: a few swellings are peculiar in their positions such as dermoid cyst are mostly seen in the mid line of the body or on the line of the fusion of embryonic processes.eg.at the outer canthus of eye---that means on the line of fusion between the fronto-nasal process and the maxillary process.or behind the ear (post auricular dermoid)--- on the line of fusion of the mesodermal hillocks which form the pinna.  SHAPE OF THE SWENG;ovoid,sperical,irregular
  • 29. DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF SUTURE LINES -outer canthus of eye
  • 30. DERMOID AT THE FUSION OF SUTURE LINES -outer canthus of eye
  • 31. COLOUR OF THE SWELLING:colour of the swelling give a definitive hint to the diagnosis. black color of benign nevus and malignant melanoma, red/purple color of haemangioma.  bluish color of ranula are obvious and diagnostic
  • 32. SURFACE: in certain swellings suface may be very much obvious and diagnostic. cauliflower surface of squamous cell carcinoma, irregular numerous branched surface of papilloma.
  • 33. Papilloma from nipple ------------------------ ---------------------------irregular numerous branched surface of papilloma.
  • 34. NUMBER: this is important as this may give a clue to the diagnosis. some swellings are always multiple such as neurofibromatosis,diaphysial aclasia,hodgkins lymphoma  some swellings are more known to be solitary ,eg.lipoma,dermoid cysts
  • 36. MULTIPLE SWELLINGS- Sebaceous cysts
  • 37. Lipoma- nape of the neck –most common site- solitary swelling
  • 39. BLUE COLOURED SWELLING IN THE FLOOR OF THE MOUTH------RANULA
  • 41. PULSATION: swellings arising from the arteries are pulsatile,eg.aneurysm and vasculargrowth such as carotid body tumor. These give expansile pulsations.some swellings present over the arteries will be pulsatile.these will give transmitted pulsations  SKIN OVER THE SWELLING: red edematous in inflammatory swellings.tense,glossy with venous prominence in sarcoma with rapid growth. presence of black punctum in sebaceous cyst.presence of scar indicates previous operation(when the scar is linear with suture marks) previous injury(regular scar),previous suppuration(puckered,broad,irregular scar)
  • 43. Skin------tense,glossy with venous prominence in sarcoma with rapid growth 
  • 44. Sebaceous cysts----------skin is not pinchable,cystic swelling with punctum
  • 46. PALPATION  LOCAL RISE OF TEMPERATURE:  DUE TO INCREASED VASCULARITY  MAYBE INFLAMMATORYOR VASCLAR TUMOR LIKE SARCOMA
  • 47. TENDERNESS  GENTLE PRESSURE OVER SWELLING  SHOULD SEE THE FACIAL EXPRESSION  INFLAMMATORYSWELLIN GS ARE TENDER  NEOPLSTIC SWELLINGS ARE NON TENDER
  • 48. SIZE ,SHAPE ,EXTENT CAN BE CLEALRY KNOWN WITH PALPATION  IT IS BETTER TO MENTION IN VERTCAL AND HORIZONTAL DIAMETRES
  • 49. SURFACE  SMOOTH CYSTIC  NODULAR LYMPHNODAL MASS  LOBULAR LIPOMA  IRREGULAR MALIGNANT
  • 52. EDGE  WELLDEFFINED NEOPLSTIC,CHR.INFL  SMOOTH BENIGN  IRREGULAR MALIGNANT  ILLDEFINED ACUTE INFFLAMMATORY
  • 53. SLIP SIGN  BOTH LIPOMA AND CYST HAVE SMOOTH MARGINNS  LIPOMA SLIPS AWAY ON PALPATION  CYST YIELDS ON PALPATION
  • 54. CONSISTANCY  IT DEPENDS ON WHAT IT IS MADE UP OF  CYSTIC  FIRM  HARD  UNIFORM IN COSISTACY OR VARIABLE IN CONSISTACY
  • 55. FLUCTUATION  SWELLING FLUCTUATES WHEN IT HAS FLUID  FIRST TO FIX THE SWELLING  THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED IN TWO PLANES  PAGETS TEST
  • 56. TRANSLUSENCY  THIS MEANS SWELLING TRASMITS LIGHT WHEN IT HAS CLEAR FLUID LIKE WATER,LYMPH,SERUM,PL ASMA  NOT TRANSULANT WHEN IT CONTAINS OPAQUE FLUID LIKE BLOOD,PUS,PULTAEOUS MATERIOL  Translucency brilliantly Positiveinhydrocele,ranula ,cystic hygroma
  • 57. IMPULSE ON COUGHING  SWELINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH ABDOMINAL CAVITY-HERNIA  SWELLINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH SPINAL CORD-MENINGOCELE  WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH PLEURAL CAVITY- EMPYEMA NECESSITANCE  SWELLING IS PALPATED IN FINGURES AND ASKED TO COUGH AN IMPULSE WILL BE FELT DUE TO INCREASE PRESSURE IN THESE CAVITIES  INCASE OF CHILDREN THIS IS PERFORMED WHEN THEY CRY
  • 58. SWELINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH ABDOMINAL CAVITY-HERNIA
  • 59. SWELLINGS WHICH HAVE CONTINUITY WITH SPINAL CORD- MENINGOCELE
  • 60. REDUCIBILITY  SWELLING REDUCES AND ULTIMATELY DISSAPPEARS AS SOON AS PRESS UP ON  Does not appear on removal of swelling  Appears after increase in counter pressure  THIS IS A FEATURE OF HERNIA  LYMH VARIX,VARICOCELE,SAPHENA VARIX,MENINGOCELE ARE REDUCIBLE PARTLY OR COMPLETELY
  • 61. SWELLING REDUCES AND ULTIMATELY DISSAPPEARS AS SOON AS PRESS UP ON  HERNIA
  • 62. COMPRESSIBILITY  THE SWELLING CAN BE COMPRESSED BUT NOT BE DISSAPPEARED COMPLETELY  THE SWELLING REAPPEAS WHEN PRESSURE IS TAKEN OFF  HAEMANGIOMA,LYMPHANGIOMA
  • 64. PULSATILITY  ARISING FROM ARTERY--EXPANSILE PULSATION- ANEURISM  VERY CLOSE TO ARTEY---TRANSMITTED PULSATION  SWELLING IS HIGHLY VASCULAR----------- TELANGIECTATIC SARCOMA
  • 65. FIXITY TO THE SKIN  SHOULD TEST WHETHER SKIN OVER THE SWELLING PINCHABLE OR NOT  SEBACEOUS CYST, PAPILLOMA,EPITHELIOMA ARISE FROM SKIN THEY MOVE WITH SKIN  IN MALIGNANT SELLINGS IF SKIN IS INFILTRATED SKIN IS NOT PINCHABLE
  • 66. SEBACEOUS CYST, ARISE FROM SKIN THEY MOVE WITH SKIN
  • 67. PAPILLOMA, ARISE FROM SKIN  MOVE WITH SKIN 
  • 68. PLANE OF THE SWELLING  SKIN---SKIN IS NOT MOVED OVER THE SWELLING  SUBCUTANEOU TISSUE----the tumors arising from subcutaneous are free from both skin and underlying contracted muscle.SKIN IS PINCHABLE&SWELLING PROMINENT WHEN MUSCLE IS contracted & MOVES freely over contracted muscle  Swellings arising from the deep fascia are not as mobile as those arising from the sub cutaneous tissue.but it is very difficult to find out whether the tumor is fixed to deep fascia or not as the fascia can not be made taught separately from muscle.
  • 69. When the tumor arises from sub cutaneous tissue and fixed to muscle, the tumor will be more prominent and cannot be moved along the fibres of muscle when the muscle is contracted.  If the tumor incorporated in the muscle, it will be fixed and decreases in size when the muscle is contracted.  If the tumor lies deep to muscle, it virtually disappears as soon as muscle become taught  Some times swelling appears when the muscle is taught. this is due to tear in the tendon concerned.
  • 70. Swellings in connection with the tendon of muscle moves along with the tendon and become fixed when the muscle is made taught against resistance.  Swelling in connection with the vessels and nerves don't move along the line of the said vessel , the but moves a little extent at right angles to their axes  Swellings arising from bone or absolutely fixed even when the muscle is relaxed and cannot be moved apart from bone.
  • 71. Secondary changes to the swelling-----seen in malignant swellings,tuberculous lymph nodal mass  REGIONAL LYMPH NODES—no examination is complete with out the examination of draining lymph nodes. When regional lymph nodes are enlarged it is good practice to examine other group of lymph nodes. to exclude generalized lymphadenopathy.-  PERCUSSION :the importace of this examination is not that much important in swelling. its sole place is to find out the presence of resonant note on percussion over hernia. or to elicit tender ness in brodies abscess.
  • 72. Auscultation: all pulsatile swellings should be Auscultated.machinary murmer is heard in an aneurysmal varix. Movements: joints nearby swelling should be examined for movements to find out whether the joint is involvedd or not. Examine for pressure effects: 1)the arterial pulse distal to swelling some times swelling may press upon main artery of the limb and cause weak pulse distally.2)the nerves may be effected by the pressure of swelling, this cause wasting of muscle,paresis,paralysis.3)swelling may exert pressure on bone eroding it as in aneurysm,dermoidcyst.
  • 73. General examination in malignant swellings  Examine the chest for consolidation, pleural effusion  Liver for secondaries  General examination of abdomen to find out peritoneal metastases  The spine,pelvis,the trochanters of femurs,skull to exclude metastases  If one group of lymph nodes are enlarged examine other group of lymph nodes  If swelling is suspected of gumma or condyloma, examine for other syphilitic stigmata
  • 74. REGIONAL LYMPH NODES  TB breast with Secondary suppurative Axillary L.nodes