Lesson 2.2 P2 Flashcards

1
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immune related diseases

A

Primary sclerosis cholangitis

secondary sclerosis cholangitis

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2
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what is primary sclerosis cholangitis

A

chronic inflammatory disease of entire biliary tree

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3
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what is seen with primary sclerosis cholangitis

A

fibrosing inflammation of small and large bile ducts

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4
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primary sclerosis cholangitis is more common in men or women

A

men

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5
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age for primary sclerosis cholangitis

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39 years

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6
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primary sclerosis cholangitis, 80% of patients have

A

inflammatory bowel disease

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7
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primary sclerosis cholangitis leads to (5)

A
biliary strictures
cholestasis
biliary cirrhosis
portal hypertension 
hepatic failure
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8
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secondary sclerosis cholangitis ethology

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AIDS cholangiopathy 
Bile duct neuroplasm 
biliary tract surgery 
trauma 
choledocholithiasis 
congenital anomalies 
ischemic structuring of bile ducts 
toxic strictures
primary sclerosis cholangitis
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9
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Biliary tree neoplasms

A

cholangiocarcinoma
hilar/ klatskins tumor
Distal (CBD) cholangiocarcinoma
intrahepatic/ intraductural cholangiocarcinoma

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10
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what is cholangiocarcinoma

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a cancerous growth in one of the ducts that carries bile from the liver to the small intestine

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11
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3 risk factors of cholangiocarcinoma

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age, recurrent biliary infections, stone disease

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12
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90% of cholangiocarcinoma are

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adenocarcinoma

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13
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3 classifications of cholangiocarcinoma and their %

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hilar - 60% - klatskins tumor
Distal - 30% distal CBD
Intrahepatic - 10% aka peripheral

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14
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where is klatskins tumour located

A

in porta hépatis

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15
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what does klatskins tumour cause

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fibrous tissue formation

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16
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symptoms of klatskins tumour

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jaundice, pruritus, increased LFTs, nodes

17
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What is seen commonly with Distal (CBD) cholangiocarcinoma

A

polypoid masses

progressive jaundice

18
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what is most effective treatment of Distal (CBD) cholangiocarcinoma

A

surgical resection

19
Q

where do Distal (CBD) cholangiocarcinoma tumors extend into

A

distal CBD

20
Q

intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma is

A

2nd most common primary malignancy of the liver

21
Q

intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma due to

A

liver cirrhosis and Hep C

22
Q

intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma appears as _______ on US

A

large solid hypovascular mass with varying degree of echogenicity

23
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intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma differentiated from HCC by

A

presence of Ductal obstruction

24
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intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma is hard to differentiate from

25
what are common sites of metastases to biliary tree (3)
breast, colon and melanoma
26
What Is the HIDA scan for
most often done to evaluate the GB and bile excretion function of liver tests rate at which bile is being released from GB
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HIDA can help diagnose (5)
``` GB inflammation bile duct obstruction congenital abnormalities in the bile ducts post op complications assessment of liver transplant ```