BLADDER Flashcards

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Parts of FOLEY’S CATHETER

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  1. Ballon
  2. Drainage
  3. Irrigation: to prevent clot retention
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Size of FOLEY’S CATHETER
🧠⚡GORY ⚡
🧠⚡Gand Chod (14) ⚡
🧠⚡ YellOw ➡️ II0 ➡️ 20 ⚡
🧠⚡ Tan = Ten⚡

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French constitutes what of the FOLEY’S CATHETER

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Outer Circumference

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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of STUCK FOLEY BALLON

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USG guided SUPRAPUBIC PUNCTURE of Ballon

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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of PERICATHETER LEAKAGE

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✨ INFLATE the BALLON further
✨ Large sized FOLEY’S

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🌸 TYPES of FOLEY’S CATHETER

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  1. Rubber
  2. Silicon
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Duration for which FOLEY’s CATHETER can be kept in place

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  1. Rubber: 7 days
  2. Silicon: 30-35 days
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Benefit of SILICONE FOLEY’S CATHETER

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Less Bacterial Colonization

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🩺 IOC for BLADDER TRAUMA
⭐ STABLE patient
⭐ UNSTABLE patient

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⭐ STABLE patient
🎯 CT UROGRAPHY / CT CYSTOGRAM

⭐ UNSTABLE patient
🎯 CYSTOGRAM

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🧑🏻‍⚕️ Clinical Features of EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER TRAUMA

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  1. 2° PELVIC TRAUMA
  2. Blood at TIP OF MEATUS
  3. Inability to PASS URINE
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EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER TRAUMA is ASSOCIATED with

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  1. 2° to PELVIC TRAUMA
  2. PROXIMAL URETHRAL INJURY
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🧑🏻‍⚕️ Clinical Features of INTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER TRAUMA

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  1. Syncopal Attack
  2. Peritonitis
  3. Pain in Abdomen
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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER TRAUMA

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⭐ 7 DAYS
FOLEY’S CATHETER
(OR)
SUPRAPUBIC CATHETER

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💊💉 MANAGEMENT of INTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER TRAUMA

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  1. Laparotomy
  2. Repair of BLADDER in 2 layers
  3. FOLEY’S or SUPRAPUBIC catheterization
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Types of BLADDER DIVERTICULUM

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🎯 CONGENITAL
🎯 PULSION

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Congenital BLADDER DIVERTICULUM occurs in the region of

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Persistent URACHUS

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⭐ Location of Congenital BLADDER DIVERTICULUM

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✨ MIDLINE
✨ ANTERO-SUPERIOR Direction

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PULSION BLADDER seen in

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DUE TO: INCREASED BLADDER PRESSURE
🎯 BPH
🎯 BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION

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Location on PULSION BLADDER DIVERTICULUM

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Near the URETERIC ORIFICE

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🩺⚔️ Clinical Features of BLADDER DIVERTICULA

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  1. Frequency ⬆️
  2. UTI ⬆️
  3. Posture change cause Urge to pass urine
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Complications of BLADDER DIVERTICULUM

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  1. Stone Formation
  2. UTI Recurrent
  3. Obstruction
  4. Cancer
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of BLADDER DIVERTICULUM

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Diverticulectomy

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Genes associated with Bladder Cancer

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  1. NAT2
  2. GSTM1 (Mu gene)
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Cancers in BLADDER: Types

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  1. Transitional cell Carcinoma: ⚡⚡ MOST COMMON
  2. Squamous Cell Carcinoma
  3. Adenocarcinoma
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⚒️ RISK FACTORS for TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA 🧠💡3C💡
1. Cyclophosphamide 2. Chemicals: Aniline Dyes 3. Cigarette SMOKING
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⚒️ RISK FACTORS for SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA 🧠💡2S💡
1. Smoking 2. Schistosomiasis
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⚒️ RISK FACTORS for ADENOCARCINOMA BLADDER
Region of PERSISTANT URACHUS & TRIGONE
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Bilharziasis
Premalignant condition caused by Schistosomiasis ⬇️ Leads to Bladder Cancer
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🩺⚔️ Clinical Features of BLADDER CANCER
Painless Gross Heamaturia
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Painless Gross Heamaturia 🎯 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 🎯
1. Bladder Cancer 2. BPH
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USG KUB in Bladder Cancer detects
1. Growth (OR) Clots in Bladder 2. Status of Lymph Node
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Investigation to confirm Bladder Cancer
Cystoscopy & Biopsy ⬇️ Excise the lesion using Cautery till Base, then ⬇️ Cold Cup Biopsy from Base (without cautery): Determines the depth of invasion
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🩺 IOC for staging Bladder Cancer
MRI
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Urinary Marker for Bladder Cancer
NMP-22 (Nuclear Membrane Protein 22)
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Marker which can be used to check Recurrance of Bladder Cancer
NMP-22
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pT in Bladder Cancer
Ta: Non-invasive Papillary CARCINOMA T1: invades Lamina Propria T2: invades Muscularis Propria T3: invades Perivesical Tissue T4: invades Adjacent Organs
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M staging of Bladder Cancer
M0 : No mets M1 M1a : Non-regional LN only M1b : Non-LN Distant Mets
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N1 Bladder Cancer
Perivesical LN involved
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Grading of Bladder Cancer
G1 G2 G3
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Staging of Dverticular BLADDER cancer has NO
T2 stage
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1st Lymph Node to drain BLADDER Cancer
Obturator Lymph Node
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Field Cancerization is seen in 🧠💡COB💡
1. Colorectal Cancer 2. Oral cancer 3. BLADDER Entire area is prone to develop Cancer ⬇️ Multiple Cancers can ARISE
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of SUPERFICIAL BLADDER Cancer
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of pT1 Multiple Tumours, Grade 3 & associated with in situ disease
Radical Cystectomy
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of T2 BLADDER CANCER
Surgery ⬇️ Chemotherapy ➕ Radiotherapy
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of T3 & T4 BLADDER Cancer
Chemotherapy ⬇️ Good Response ⬇️ Surgery ➕ Radiotherapy
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Chemotherapy regimen used for BLADDER Cancer 🧠💡M-VAC💡
1. Methotrexate 2. Vinblastine 3. Adriamycin 4. Cisplatin
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Intravesical Chemotherapy USED FOR 🧠💡MAT💡
pTa ✨ Mitomycin C ✨ Adriamycin ✨ Thiotepa
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Intravesical Immunotherapy done with
6 cycles of BCG
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Surgery done in Advanced BLADDER Cancer
Urinary Diversion ➕ 1. Partial Cystectomy 2. Radical Cystectomy
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Indication of Partial Cystectomy in Bladder Cancer
1. Partial Tumour involving DOME 2. Not involving URETERIC Orifice
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RADICAL Cystectomy in Bladder Cancer Structures Removed
1. Removal of Blaader 2. Obturator & Iliac Lymph Nodes 3. Prostate in ♂️ 4. Urethra & Abdominal Hysterectomy in ♀️
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Urinary DIVERSION Types
1. Non-continent ✨ Ureterosigmoid Anastamosis ✨ Ileal Conduit 2. Continent ✨ Creation of a NEW BLADDER
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Neobladder is creates using
Ileum
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⚡⚡ MOST COMMON NON-CONTINENT URINARY DIVERSION
Ileal Conduit
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COMPLICATIONS of Ileal Conduit
1. Necrosis of Ileostomy 2. Stricture at site of anastamosis of Ureter & Ileum 3. Hyperchloremic Hypokalemic Metabolic Acidosis NAGMA
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COMPLICATIONS of Ureterosigmoid Anastomosis
1. 100 times risk for development of COLON ADENOCARCINOMA 2. ⬆️ UTI RISK 3. Hyperchloremic Hypokalemic Metabolic Acidosis NAGMA
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⚡⚡ MOST IMPORTANT PROGNOSTIC FACTOR FOR BLADDER CANCER
Depth of Invasion T-stage
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Hunner's ulcer (OR) Interstitial Cystitis 🩺⚔️ Clinical Features
Seen in ♀️ 1. Pain 2. ⬆️ Frequency of Micturation 3. Over distension of Bladder
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Biopsy of HUNNER'S ULCER reveal
Lymphocytic Infiltration
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💊💉MANAGEMENT of HUNNER'S ULCER
1. Hydrostatic Dissection 2. Dimethylsulphoxide
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Difference BETWEEN Acute & Chronic Retention of Urine