Ano-Rectal Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Q

how do you treat an anal fissure?

A

Increased fiber, sitz bath

Acute = topical anesthetic (lidocaine)

Chronic = topical NTG, diltiazem ointment, nifedipine, botox injection, sphincterotomy

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How do you treat perianal abscesses and fistulas?

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Abscess: Surgical drainage (local or OR)

Cellulitis, underlying immunosuppression, or systemic signs of infection :
→ metronidazole and ciprofloxacin
OR augmentin

Fistula: treat infection, surgery/fistulotomy

WASH: warm water cleansing, analgesics, sitz baths, high fiber

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How do you treat stage I/II hemorrhoids conservatively?

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Decrease straining: high fiber diet, increase fluid intake with meals, avoid straining, limit time on toilet <5 min

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How do you treat stage I/II/III hemorhoids medically?

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rubber band ligation, injection sclerotherapy, application of electrocoagulation

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how do you treat stage IV hemorrhoids?

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prolapsed = topical creams, foams, suppositories with emollients, topical anesthetics, vasoconstrictors, astringents, steroids

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How do you treat thrombosed hemorrhoids?

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Surgery for chronic severe bleeding, acute thrombosed stage IV (few people)

Excision for thrombosed hemorrhoids within 24-48 hours of onset or refer to surgeon!
>48 = resolves spontaneously

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How do you treat an anal carcinoma?

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2-3cm = wide excision

Larger or involving deeper tissue → combo therapy (excision, radiation, chemo)

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How do you treat a rectal prolapse?

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surgery

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