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Gallbladder/Biliary Tree Flashcards

1
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Function of GB

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Concentrate & store bile

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Identifying landmarks of GB

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Right PV & Main lobar Fissure

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Anatomy of GB

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Neck, Body, Fundus

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Normal size of GB wall

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3 mm

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5
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GB Volume Equation

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(L * W * H) .52

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Cystic Duct connects

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GB Neck to Common Hepatic Duct

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First/last to dilate if CBD is backed up

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Gallbladder is first, CBD is last

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Flow of bile

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Liver → R/L Hepatic Ducts → Common Hepatic Duct → Cystic Duct → Gallbladder → Common Bile Duct → Pancreatic Duct → Ampulla of Vater → Sphincter of Oddi → Duodenum

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Intrahepatic Dilation

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Dilation which pushes bile back into liver; occurs at CHD, LHD, RHD

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Extrahepatic Dilation

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Pushes bile away from liver; blockage after cystic duct

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Spiral Valves of Heister

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Connect gallbladder neck to cystic duct; control inward/outward flow of bile

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12
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Anatomy of Ampula of Vater (aka)

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Hepatopancreatic Ampulla; Consists of duodenal papilla & Sphincter of Oddi

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Sphincter of Oddi

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Controls flow of bile & pancreatic juices into duodenum

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14
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Cholecystokinin (CCK)

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Controls the flow of bile

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15
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Vessels from Posterior → Anterior

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IVC, Portal Vein, Hepatic Artery, Bile Duct

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16
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Bile

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Breaks down fat & RBC; made up of bile salts cholesterol, bilirubin

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17
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Bilirubin

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Pigment formed from breakdown of RBC, associated w/ jaundice

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18
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Avg size of bile duct

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< 5 mm

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19
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Avg size of bile duct after cholecystectomy

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10 mm or 1 cm

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20
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Direct Bilirubin

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Bilirubin prevented from going into liver by an obstruction

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Indirect Bilirubin

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Loss of bilirubin due to hepatic damage; problem in the process of making bilirubin

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22
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Lab Values Associated w/ GB

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Bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, lactic dehydrogenase

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23
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Phygian Cap

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Fold between the body and fundus

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24
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Junctional Fold

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aka Hartman Pouch; fold between body & neck of GB

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25
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GB Variants

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Phygian cap, junctional fold, septation, agenesis, duplication

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26
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Gallstones aka ____, formed from

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Cholelithiasis; Formed by irregular bowel movements resulting in bile stasis, abnormal bile composition, infection

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4 F’s

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Fat, female, forty, fertile

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Symptoms of Gallstones

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Asymptomatic, RUQ pain, fatty food intolerance

29
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US Appearance of Gallstones

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Highly echogenic, posterior shadowing, mobile

30
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Mirizzi Syndrome

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Stone impacted in the cystic duct or neck of GB; result in dilated intrahepatic ducts

31
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WES Triad

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Wall echo shadowing; 2 thin curved parallel lines caused by an excess of gallstones

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Sludge Ultrasound Appearance

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Low level echoes, non-shadowing, slow moving

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Cholecystisis

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Inflammation of GB
Acute: Due to blockage of cystic duct
Chromic: Due to infection, obstruction, or metabolic disorder

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Symptoms of Acute Cholecystitis

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RUQ pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, leukocytes

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Appearance of Cholecystitis

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Gallstones, wall thickening, Murphy’s sign, round GB, sludge

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Complications of Acute Cholecystitis

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Empyema (pus), emphysematous cholecystitis, gangrenous cholecystitis, GB perforation, abscess

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Hydrops (aka)

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Mucocele, thin-walled, distended gallbladder due to prolonged obstruction; filled w/ mucus, pus, or bile

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GB Polyps

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Benign masses attached to wall of GB; no shadowing or change in position

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Porcelain GB

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Calcification of GB wall; associated w/ chronic cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, carcinoma

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Adenomyomatosis

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Benign growth of GB wall; main characteristic: comet tail artifact due to stones trapped in RA sinuses

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RA Sinues

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Rokitansky-Aschoff

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Cholesterolosis

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Accumulation of sterols/fats in GB wall; small non-shadowing masses projecting into GB; strawberry GB

43
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GB Carcinoma Prevalance

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Rare but more common in elderly & females; high association w/ gallstones

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GB Carcinoma Symptoms

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Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, RUQ pain, jaundice

45
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Ultrasound Appearance of GB Carcinoma

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Irregular wall borders, wall thickening, mass in lumen, gallstones, enlarged lymph nodes

46
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Most common metastases of GB Carcinoma

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Melanoma

47
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Choledocal Cyst

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Congenital, mostly in infants w/ failure to thrive, intermittent jaundice, and palpable RUQ mass; dilation of CBD

48
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Caroli’s Disease

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Rare congenital condition that causes the bile ducts to be larger than usual leading to the formation of bile duct stones

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Complications of Caroli’s Disease

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Lithiasis in bile ducts, recurring cholangitis

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Appearance of Caroli’s Disease

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Multiple beads resembling “string like beads”

51
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Biliary Atresia

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Narrowing/obliteration of ducts due to obstruction

52
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Intrinsic Biliary Atresia

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Obstruction within bile ducts; choledocholithiasis, cholangiocarcinoma, inflammation due to cholangitis

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Extrinsic Biliary Atresia

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Obstruction due to factor occurring outside bile ducts; pancreatitis, pancreatic mass, pancreatic psudocyst, hepatic mass, periductal adenopathy

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Appearance of Biliary Atresia

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Tubular lucencies w/ deer antlers/stellate branches, Shotgun/Parallel Sign

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Choledocholithiasis

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Biliary obstruction caused by stones in the bile ducts (formed in GB)

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Common location of choledocholithiasis

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Distal CBD near Ampulla of Vater

57
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Choledocholithiasis is associated with patients with

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Cholelithiasis and chronic cholecystitis

58
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Symptoms of choledocholithiasis

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RUQ pain, jaundice, elevated bilirubin, biliary colic, hepatomegaly

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Cholangiocarcinoma

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Malignant carcinoma of the bile ducts

60
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3 Types of Cholangiocarcinoma

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Scirrhous, Polyploid, Klatskin’s Tumor

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Klatskin’s Tumor

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Carcinoma located at the junction of the right and left hepatic ducts, or porta hepatis

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Cholangitis

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Chronic inflammatory and fibrotic disorder of the biliary ducts

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Ultrasound Appearance of Cholangitis

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Thickened wall, sludge, dilated bile ducts

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Symptoms of Cholangiocarcinoma

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RUQ pain, pruritis, jaundice, weight loss/anorexia, biliary colic, palpable abdominal mass

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