Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Shaf3y
Bililary Cirrhosis
biliary cirrhosis Prolonged biliary obstruction cirrhosis biliary obstruction Primary Secondary primary biliary cirrhosis secondary biliary cirrhosis
secondary biliary cirrhosis obstructive jaundice biliary atresia stricture gall bladder stones
bile duct
portal vein
primary biliary cirrhosis bile duct granuloma portal area And this granuloma heals by fibrosis Causing obstruction of the bile duct
granuloma auto immune disease environmental elements viral infection not has been recorded It is auto immune process
Page |
6 MCQs
Primary biliary cirrhosis clinical pictures obstructive jaundice cirrhosis auto immune
clinical pictures
obstructive jaundice cirrhosis auto immune obstructive jaundice primary biliary cirrhosis
Arthalagia and fatigue fatigue arthalagia females Non specific fatigued fatigued middle age females
Pruitis
obstructive jaundice clay colored << stool dark << urine Obstructive jaundice
failure to absorb fat soluble vitamins fat soluble vitamins AKED vitamin A Vitamin A deficiency Keratomalacia
conjunctiva
Page |
Vitamin D deficiency Vitamin D deficiency osteomalacia Vitamin E deficiency impotence cerebellar ataxia Vitamin E deficiency cerebellar ataxia Lymphocyte dysfunction impotence vitamin K deficiency bleeding tendency
obstructive jaundice pruitis dark << urine clay colored stool steatorrhea vitamins deficiency cirrhosis manifestations of liver cell failure portal hypertension
Page |
pernicious anemia
Other auto immune features Vitiligo Addisonian other auto immune features Interstitial lung fibrosis auto immune features
Investigations Obstructive jaundice obstructive jaundice alkaline phosphatase 3 30 Obstructive jaundice << 30 13
13
alkaline phosphatase Gamma G.T. obstruction obstruction MRCP ERCP PTC obstruction
obstructive jaundice stercobilinogen stool Urobilinogen urine Liver function test investigations investigations for portal hypertension Investigation for the cause anti mitochondrial antibodies
Page |
antibodies
auto immune
What is your treatment obstructive jaundice Pruitis Cholestyramine Ursofalk << bile salt chelating agent Ursodeoxycholate anti oxidant Pruitis bile salt chelating
obstructive jaundice
anti histaminic
Liver cell failure Portal hypertension autoimmune cortisone Which is absolute contraindication
Page |
Immune suppressive cyclosporine Azathioprine corticosteroids And finally Liver transplantation Liver cirrhosis Primary biliary cirrhosis Haemochromatosis Wilson chronic hepatitis
Chronic Hepatitis
chronic hepatitis hepatitis Inflammation of the liver chronic More than 6 months liver Inflammation
Liver
auto immune hepatitis alpha methyl dopa drugs alpha one antitrypsin deficiency
Page |
central vein hepatocytes columns chronic hepatitis mild form infiltrated by lymphocyte portal area
Pathology
etiology
chronic hepatitis
Page |
splenomegaly
severe form severe form piece meal necrosis Mild lymphocytic infiltration of the portal area Mild central vein central vein fibrous mass central vein Portal vein fibrous bands Portal vein Portal vein fibrous tissue Hepatocytes rosette severe form of chronic hepatitis Piece meal necrosis features Portal vein Portal vein Porto-central central vein fibrous band Portal vein central veins bands rosette
hepatocyte
Page |
10
clinical pictures chronic hepatitis C asymptomatic Mild phase shrunken liver Hepatomegaly severe form manifestations of liver cell failure Portal hypertension
chronic hepatitis C
chronic hepatitis B
Page |
11
hepatitis B History Hepatitis B History of jaundice icteric hepatitis B auto immune auto immune Lupoid hepatitis disease auto immune hepatitis systemic lupus
Lupoid hepatitis
systemic lupus
clinical pictures Mild form Asymptomatic manifestations of liver cell failure Portal hypertension clinical pictures of the cause auto immune Other auto immune features Systemic lupus, auto immune thyroiditis, interstitial lung fibrosis, Addisonian, Pernicious anemia Other auto immune features
auto immune
12
investigations Investigations typical << cirrhosis Liver function tests Investigations for portal hypertension Investigations for the cause Hepatitis C positive RT PCR Hepatitis C antibodies Hepatitis B hepatitis B surface antigen Hepatitis B core antibodies hepatitis B surface antibodies antibodies chronic hepatitis
hepatitis B surface antigen hepatitis B Core antibodies hepatitis B surface antibodies hepatitis B surface antibody
chronic hepatitis
13
anti nuclear antibodies antismooth muscle antibodies Liver kidney microsomal antibodies anti nuclear antibody << antismooth muscle antibody << liver kidney microsomal antibodies << antibodies antibodies against soluble liver antigen Soluble liver antigen antibodies auto immune
cirrhosis cirrhosis
treatment mild phase treatment Once severe phase cirrhotic cirrhosis Liver cell failure << Liver transplant Portal hypertension
14
corticosteroids
corticosteroids
side effects
mild
Mild form
Hepatitis C
Page |
15
virus
Page |
16
function Human function Immune system inhibition immune system suppression interferon
Lymphocyte
immune system
wall
Immune system
viral replication
is not clear
mechanism of action
biopsy
virus
17
subcutaneous
level
Page |
18
Ribavirin Viracure
success rate
side effects
interferon
bone marrow depression Thyroid dysfunction Muscle pain and arthalagia flu like pictures Generalized fatigue bone marrow failure
stage
mild stage mild stage Liver enzymes treatment treatment 30 % << success rate Pegylated interferon hepatitis B result
liver
biopsy
Page |
19
Fatty Liver
fatty liver
fatty liver
Page |
20
Steatosis Steatosis
hepatocyte
fat
Steatosis
Hepatocyte
fat
Nucleus
lobule lobule
Just fat in the liver steatosis << by inflammatory cells << infiltration
Page |
Liver
fat
21
steato-hepatitis
fatty liver By definition Fatty liver is accumulation of fat in the hepatocyte (Steatosis) Which is usually macro vesicular type Which may be associated by infiltration by inflammatory cell (Steato-hepatitis) Fatty liver is accumulation of fat in the hepatocyte (Steatosis) Which is usually macro vesicular type Which may be associated by infiltration by inflammatory cell ( Steato-hepatitis) etiology etiology
fatty liver
Acute fatty liver of pregnancy fulminant hepatic failure Fulminant hepatic failure
22
macro vesicular type etiology alcohol etiology etiology causes Non alcoholic fatty liver disease
Alcohol
Non alcoholic fatty liver disease non alcoholic fatty liver disease hyperlipidemia starvation Diabetes Mellitus
Obesity
obesity
Lipolysis
liver
fat
Keto acidosis
starvation 17
Page |
23
stress atherosclerosis
fatty liver Is accumulation of fat in hepatocyte Steatosis accumulation of fat micro vesicular
macro vesicular
micro vesicular fatty liver of pregnancy Reyes syndrome fluminant hepatic failure
macro vesicular type alcohol Hyper obesity non alcoholic fatty liver disease starvation rapid loss of weight fatty liver diabetes trigylceridemia
fat
24
macro vesicular asymptomatic macro vesicular Nothing Nothing pain stretch stretch
right hypochondrium
GP GP
GP
GP
GP
Page |
25
Liver enzymes
70 65
40 << Normal
SGOT
enzyme
Normal normal << albumin normal << bilirubin normal normal << prothrombin time
Normal
68
40 28
Page |
26
fatty liver
Biopsy
just fatty liver Macro vesicular infiltration by lymphocyte high incidence of cirrhosis non alcoholic steatohepatitis NASH Non alcoholic fatty liver disease
27
gradually diabetes
control
portal hypertension
Portal Hypertension
Portal hypertension treatment of hematemesis etiology
Portal hypertension
etiology
portal hypertension Portal hypertension Pre hepatic, hepatic, post hepatic Pre hepatic cause
Page |
28
pressure 12 10
11 20
Portal hypertension It is increase in the pressure of portal vein or one of its branches More than 11 mmHg
intestine
sinusoids
splenic vein
Page |
29
right ventricle
right atrium
central veins hepatic veins inferior vena cava inferior vena cava
causes of portal hypertension portal hypertension Is increase in pressure of portal vein or one of its branches portal vein Pressure its branches
splenic vein splenic vein splenic vein thrombosis Cancer pancreas spleen tail of pancreas splenic vein thrombosis splenic vein
superior mesenteric
thrombosis
Portal pyemia
30
Portal vein
inflammation of the umbilicus portal vein thrombosis left portal umbilical vein
inflammation of the umbilicus umbilical vein spread Portal vein left portal branch Pre hepatic Pre hepatic causes
Portal vein
central vein
31
Pre sinusoids, sinusoids ( cirrhosis ) Post sinusoids veno occlusive etiology of portal hypertension
How to treat portal hypertension Portal hypertension Pre hematemesis During hematemeis Post hematemeis hematemesis varices beta blocker beta blocker blood flow
vasoconstriction
beta blocker alpha receptors vasoconstriction G.I.T. blood vessels portal vein
propranolol 120 40
Page |
32
hematemesis
trachea
bleeding already bleeding ABC Make sure that you have patent airway larynx bleeding patent airway sure endotracheal intubation
Make sure that the patient is adequately breathing by monitoring the oxygen saturation oxygen saturation ventilator breathing << B C wide bore cannula << cannula cannula vein cannula investigations cross matching fresh blood saline blood saline
bleeding is continuous
Page |
33
central line Peripheral cannula peripheral cannula central line central line cannula
Liver Liver Peripheral cannula diameter central line Lumen transfusion rate resuscitation fluids central line
central line
resistance
Page |
34
hemorrhage
source of bleeding failed endoscopy urgently << cannot perform endoscopy somatostatin Vasopressin Glypressin
is not available << endoscopy failed visulalize the site of bleeding by endoscopy
failed endoscopy
band ligation
Page |
35
injection sclerotherapy bleeding bleeding vasopressin failed endoscopy tube Sangstaken triple lumen
Minnesota
bleeding
Sangstaken tube
bleeding
esophageal transaction anastomosis stapling esophageus shunt surgery shunt peripheral shunt
central shunt
Page |
36
Portal hypertension
treatment
etiology
risk factors of hepatocellular carcinoma Cirrhosis hepatocellular carcinoma cirrhosis Haemochromatosis Post hepatitis Post hepatitis haemochromatosis cirrhosis
Page |
37
incidence in B is higher than C However the number of cases from C is higher than B
10 % C
3,000
hepatocellular carcinoma
cirrhosis aflatoxin
hepatitis
clinical pictures
Page |
38
hepatocellular carcinoma cirrhosis refractory ascites not responding to treatment << refractory encephalopathy hepatocellular carcinoma cirrhotic Refractory ascites Refractory encephalopathy
abdominal pain capsule invading << tumor regular enlarged << Liver para malignant << manifestations Para malignant polycythemia hypercalcemia Cushing, ACTH
Investiagtions << Liver enzymes cryphosphatase alkaline phosphatase SGOT SGPT Gamma G.T. bilirubin alpha fetoprotein biopsy biopsy New tumor marker Des gamma carboxy prothrombin
Page |
39
Non operable non operable cancer Non operable Operable lobe Operable
Operable
Operable operable Operability cancer distant metastasis local infiltration to surroundings fit for surgery cancer
distant metastasis infiltration to surroundings confined to one lobe two lobes confined to one lobe tumor
5 3 3
tumor tumor
40
operable
Malignancy
Page |
41
Liver Transplant
liver transplantation
indications cirrhosis liver cirrhosis cirrhosis Post hepatitis, haemochromatosis, Wilson disease, alcoholic cirrhosis cirrhosis
cause
Indications
Page |
42
transplant
transplant
available
Left lobe
child
Page |
43
Page |
44
animals infection
infection animals
infection
Page |
45
artery
artery nutrition
solution
metabolism
artery vein
solution
circulated
solution solution
say 18
cold ischemic
Page |
46
ventilator
donor liver
liver anastomosis artery Artery vein vein bile duct bile duct anastomosis warm ischemic time solution
Page |
47
transplanatation
malignancy
infection
complications complications transplant Rejection Complications of immune suppressive therapy immune suppressant malignancy infection complications Recurrence of original disease
stricture
contraindication contraindications for liver transplantation metastatic cancer hemorrhagic pancreatitis fatal disease hemorrhagic pancreatitis surgical hemorrhagic pancreatitis hemorrhage necrotic tissue necrotic tissue blood vessel erosion hemorrhage surgical necrotic material debridment
Page |
48
hemorrhage You have to explore for necrotic tissue And this is the only chance for survival mortality rate
Liver transplant
as regard
hepato-cellular carcinoma
Page |
49
hepatotoxic hepatotoxic
Anti tuberculous drugs anti epileptic drugs contraceptive pills cholestatic jaundice
Liver
liver
Page |
50
dementia
eye eye Jaundice manifestations of liver cell failure Organs Liver manifestations of liver cell failure
Liver C.N.S.disease hepatotoxic << anti epileptic drugs disease treatment diseases peripheral neuritis
hepatomegaly
lymphoma
Page |
51
Liver
G.I.T.
G.I.T.
G.I.T. esophagus esophagus esophagus causes of dysphagia Gastroesophageal reflux Disease GERD dysphagia
GERD
treatment
Page |
52
Helicobacter pylori
Non steroidal
investigations Endoscopy Barium 4 quadrant biopsy << biopsy investigations gastrin level Zolinger Ellison syndrome Helicobacter pylori ulcer Ulcer stomach Biopsy
gastric
blood test stool Helicobacter pylori against << antibodies antibodies Even after the treatment for 12 - 18 months Helicobacter pylori 18 12 antibodies
infection
Helicobacter pylori
antibodies Infection
Page |
53
stool
active infection antigen active infection stool Organism antigen Ulcer ulcer microscopic examination culture urea splitting test urea indicator
urea
biopsy urea
organism urea
Urea splitting test carbon 14 urea breathing test treatment medical treatment H2 blockers Proton pump inhibitors cytoprotective agents cytoprotective agents sucralfate Prostaglandin medical treatment
54
Sclerosing Cholangitis
Sclerosing cholangitis disease Sclerosing cholangitis Primary sclerosing cholangitis primary unknown cause Sclerosing fibrosis Cholangitis Inflammation of bile duct disease disease bile duct fibrosis stagnation of bile Infection stagnation of bile cholangitis disease
ANCA
Etiology disease
High incidicene of inflammatory bowel disease auto immune << disease clinical pictures
Page |
55
stricture
PTC
treatment immune suppressant therapy corticosteroids stent dilatation << marked stenosis primary sclerosing cholangitis acute cholecystitis
Dysentery
dysentery dysentery diarrhea abdominal colic tenesmus blood mucous stool
Page |
56
stool
mucous
blood
colics
diarrhea
dysentery
Amoebic dysentery Organism Entamoeba Histolytica mode of transmission Feco-oral Predisposing factors Loss of food hygiene
57
environment
vegetative cyst
G.I.T.
cyst
colon
amoeba
toxins toxins
is proliferating << amoeba toxins damaged Mucosa Ulcer compeitition Normal cells For nutrition
Proliferating amoeba
Normal
toxins
amoeba
proliferating amoeba
Page |
mucosa
just
58
clinical pictures clinical pictures acute amoebiasis chronic amoebiasis acute amoebiasis acute diarrhea
acute dysentery
acute amoebiasis acute diarrhea acute dysentery acute dysentery Diarrhea Diarrhea
diarrhea dehydration
stool
acute dysentery
chronic dysentery
abdominal distention
Page |
59
amoeba Until proved otherwise << amoebiasis stool analysis amoeba amoebiasis abdomen pain amoebiasis abdominal pain amoeba anyway abdominal pain amoebiasis right iliac fossa Pain appendix pain caecum colon right hepatic flexure cholecystitis transverse colon peptic ulcer diverticulitis
Page |
amoeba
Pain
pain
sigmoid
60
diseases
amoebiasis
Pain Diseases
differential diagnosis
Mucous
blood
Serology amoeba antibodies CBC Esinophilia Infection ulcers healthy mucosa amoebiasis Liver complications intestinal amoebiasis Portal vein amoebic liver abscess colon perforation rare
hemorrhage
61
specific treatment dysentery anti spasmodic anti diarrheal agent Symptomatic treatment specific anti amoebic drugs
specific
anti amoebic drugs Luminal amoebicidal colon Lumen amoeba wall Lumen community Lumen amoeba spread of infection Diloxamide Furamide tissue amoebicidal colon wall amoeba tissue amoebicidal
Liver
severe vomiting
dehydration
vomiting
Page |
62
3 anti amoebic drugs metronidazole Anti amoebic drugs metronidazole anti amoebic drugs Bacillary dysentery inflammatory bowel disease Bacillary organism
genetics
Pure Pure
Page |
63
Page |
64
Bacillary organism Shigella bacteria dysentery flexion of the colon Shigella dysenteriae Shigella flexneri Shigella boydii Shigella sonnei Shigella
Mode of transmission Feco-oral organism organism toxins intestine Organism amoeba toxins Mucosa amoebic bacillary dysentery Organism damage
clinical pictures bacillary dysentery 15 << diarrhea Which means dehydration Abdominal colics Tenesmus Blood Mucous And pus in the stool
neutrophils
Page |
Pus
65
amoeba
toxis
investigations Stool analysis stool analysis Excess WBCs and RBCs culture and sensitivity Faecal culture demonstrates the organism amoeba RBCs WBCs RBCs amoeba
healthy mucosa
Page |
Ulcers
66
blood stream
toxins
maintain
bacillary dysentery
baillary dysentery
amoebic
Page |
67
stool
skin
penetration
skin
penetration
Liver
whatever
Mansoni
Japanocium
Mansoni
Page |
68
Mansoni Haematobium
Organ
adult worm
Bilharziasis of the urter Bilharziasis of the urinary bladder Bilharziasis of the prostate
colon adult worm down eggs esinophils , lymphocytes and macrophages bilharzial granuloma Bilharzial granuloma polyp
colon
Polyp
Page |
69
colon
Peristalsis tenesmus
polyp
diarrhea
tenesmus
polyps
Mucous
Urine
urinary bladder
contraction
diarrhea << colon frequency << urinary bladder tenesmus << colon strangury << urinary bladder
Page |
70
rectum
stool rectum
Ova polyps
bleeding per rectum fresh bleeding per rectum rectum bilharzial polyps
Urethera
bilharziasis
beaded
hydro-ureter hydro-nephrosis
ova colon Portal vein Liver Liver Portal area Hepatic artery, portal vein, bile duct Portal vein granuloma
Page |
ova
71
Haemtobium internal iliac veins right atrium Ova right ventricle right atrium Pulmonary artery right ventricle pulmonary artery lung bilharzial cor pulmonale bilharzial cor pulmonale Haematobium
Mansoni
Page |
72
Predisposing factors Contact with contaminated water clinical pictures stool mucous blood colics diarrhea
mass
right iliac fossa masses appendicular mass bilharzial granuloma amoeboma cancer caecum cancer mesenteric lymphadenitis Anyway mass
portal hypertension
Liver
ova complication
Page |
73
Bilharziasis of the liver 3 Organism Mansoni Mode of transmission Portal blood Liver intestine
pan cytopenia
splenomegaly
74
collaterals Caput medosa bleeding varices bleeding per rectum ascites ascites Portal hypertension
hypo albuminemia
G.I.T.
poverty Malnutrition cirrhosis on top hepatitis Mixed pathology cirrhosis Bilharzasis Hepatitis on top of Bilharziasis
Page |
75
G.I.T. 42 2013 18
www.facebook.com/dr.tafreegh
Page |
76