Flashcards in Lesson 4D (Part 3) Deck (31)
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What kind of disease is tuberous disease?
Inherited disease
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What is tuberous disease characterized by? (3)
1. Intellectual disability
2. Seizures
3. Adenoma sebaceum
- red marks on face
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Where does tuberous disease come from? (2)
1. Autosomal dominant
2. Spontaneous mutation
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What is tuberous disease associated with? (2)
1. AML
2. RCC
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What does tuberous disease look like on US? (2)
1. Multiple cysts from microscopic to 3 cm in size
2. Appears similar to ADKPD
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What modality us used to follow up tuberous disease?
CT
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What are renal injuries from?
Blunt or penetrating injury
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How does blunt trauma usually heal?
Without treatment
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What do penetrating injuries usually a result of? (2)
1. Gunshot
2. Stab wounds
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What are the 4 major categories of renal injuries?
1. Minor injury
- 75-85%
2. Major injuries
- 10%
3. Catastrophic injuries
- 5%
4. Uteropelvic junction avulsion
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What are examples of minor injuries? (5)
1. Contusions
2. Subcapsular
3. Hematoma
4. Cortical infarcts
5. Superficial lacerations
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What are examples of major injuries?
Renal lacerations
- may extend into the collecting system and segmental renal infarct
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What are examples of catastrophic injuries? (2)
1. Vascular pedicle injury
2. Shattered kidney
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What renal injuries require urgent surgery? (2)
1. Catastrophic
2. Uteropelvic junction avulsion
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How do lacerations appear on US?
Linear defects that may extend through the kidney if fractured
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What does hematomas vary in?
Echogenicity
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What do renal injuries collect? (2)
1. Blood
2. Urine
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WHat is subscapular hemorrhage?
Perirenal fluid collection
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What does colour doppler aid in?
In assessment of vascular integrity
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What is used to follow up in the critically ill renal injuries?
CECT
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What are the complications of surgery for ureter injuries? (2)
1. Gynecological
- 70%
2. Urolological
- 30%
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What are ureteral stents used for?
To allow ureter to heal
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With is US useful for in ureter injuries?
To detect sizable fluid collections and hydronephrosis
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What can a bladder injury be the result of? (3)
1. Blunt injury
2. Penetrating injury
3. Iatrogenic injury
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What can bladder injuries result in?
Ruptures
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What is US not useful in assessing?
Bladder injuries
- except to identify fluid collections
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When are renal stents used?
For patients who have an obstruction of the kidney
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What does a renal stent do?
It relieves the blockage
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Where is the stent placed?
In the ureter between the kidney and the bladder
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