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Bile duct cancers are classified by location as: 

•Intrahepatic (segmental or peripheral duct)

•Hilar (common hepatic or first/second order duct) – most common

•Distal extrahepatic duct

Basilar Skull Fractures Presentation

•Hemotympanum, CSF rhinorrhea

•Anterior fossa fracture: raccoon eyes

•Middle fossa fracture: CNVII (facial nerve) injury and Battle’s sign

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Thoracodorsal nerve: courses along the lateral border of the axilla to innervate the latissimus dorsi. Injury results in the inability to do pullups and weak arm adduction.

Rectal prolapse - Rectal wall protrudes through anus and presents as incontinence,  vaginal/uterine prolapse, cystocele, enterocele, or constipation.