PANCREAS Flashcards

(21 cards)

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Cl/f acute pancreatitis

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Upper abdo pain
Radiates to back
Relieved on bending forward

Vomitting
Tachypnea
High fever

Grey sign
Cullen sign
Fox sign

Oliguria
Features of shock
Jaundice

Guarding
Rigidity
Tenderness
Rebound tenderness

Paralytic ileus
Pleural effusion

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Metabolic Changes acute pancreatitis

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Hypovolemia
Hypocalcemia
Hypoalbuminemia
Hypochloremic met. Alkalosis

Hyperglycemia
Hyperbilirubinemia
HyperTGLemia

Methemalbuminemia

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Investigations for acute pancreatitis

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S. Amylase >1000 somogyi units

ACR >6

S.Lipase

S.lactescence - most specific for alcohol panc

S.Trypsin

Trypsinogen activating factor

LFT

blood urea, creatinine

Blood glucose

Hypocalcemia (worst prognosis)

Hemogram

Arterial po2 pco2

X-ray

Spirac CECT (gold std.)

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Radio features of acute panc

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X-RAY

sentinel loop - dilated proximal small bowel
Colon cut off sign
Renal halo sign
Duodenal air fluid level
Psoas shadow obliteration
Localised ggo

SPIRAL CT

edema
Fluid collection
Necrosis
Altered fat
Bowel distension
Mesenteric edema

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APACHE II for acute pancreatitis

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TAMPERS CHange With Glass

Temp (rectal)
Age
MAP
ph (arterial)
Exhaled pco2
Resp rate
S. Sodium
S. Creatinine
Hct
WBC count
GCS

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Scoring systems for acute pancreatitis

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Apache II
Ranson’s prognostic criteria
Glasgow Imrie prognostic criteria

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Conservative mx acute pancreatitis

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PANCREAS

Pain mx - pethidine
Plasma - in h’ge

Abx
Anticholinergics - reduce sphincter pressure

Nasogastric aspiration
Nasojejunal tube
Nutritional support TPN

Calcium gluconate for hypocalcemia
Central line

Rehydration - 250 - 400ml/h
Ranitidine for stress ulcers
Resp support

Endotracheal intubation
Electrolyte

Antacids

SWAN GANZ catheter
Somatostatin - OCTREOTIDE for dec secretion

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BEGERS lavage

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Done after initial sx

CONTINUOUS CLOSED PERITONEAL LAVAGE of pancreatic bed & lesser sac w 10-12 l of NS uisng multiple tubes until returning fluid is clear

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Complications acute pancreatitis

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Shock & hypovolemia
ARF
Pleural effusion
ARDS & resp failure
Hypocalcemia
Chronic pancreatitis
Pancreatic ascites
Colonic stricture
DIC
Abdo compartment

Acute pancreatic pseudocyst
Pancreatic necrosis/ WON
pancreatic pseudoaneurysm

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BAID Test

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In pseudocyst of pancreas

Stomach stretched towards abdo wall, so ryles tube passed is felt p/a

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Barium meal finding of pseudocyst

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WIDENED VERTEBRO-GASTRIC ANGLE

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Operative procedure for pseudocyst

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JURASZ procedure

Aka

Cystogastrostomy

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TIGAR-O classification

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Risk factor classification for chronic pancreatitis

Toxic - drug, alcohol, dietary, tobacco
Idiopathic
Genetic mutation - CFTR, SPINK 1 gene
Autoimmune - primary, Sjogren, crohns
Recurrent & severe acute attacks

Obstructive - annular pancreas , divisum, ductal stone, stenotic papilla, etc

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TIGAR-O Classification

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Risk factor classification for chronic pancreatitis

Toxic - alcohol, drug, tobacco, dietary
Idiopathic
Genetic - CFTR, SPINK - 1
Autoimmune
Recurrent & severe acute attacks

Obstructive - annular panc, divisum, ductal stones, stenotic papilla…

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Theories for pathogenesis of chronic pancreatitis

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  1. Oxidative stress theory
  2. Toxic metabolic theory
  3. Necrosis - fibrosis theory
  4. Genetic defect theory
  5. Sentinel acute pancreatitic event theory
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Pathology chronic pancreatitis

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Atrophy of acini
Hyperplasia of ductal epithelium
Strictures in duct
Ductal dilatation
Ductular metaplasia
Interlobular fibrosis
Calcifications
Initially, exocrine insuff.
Later, endocrine insuff.

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Cl/f Chronic pancreatitis

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Epigastric pain - radiates to back
Type A, Type B

Exo deficiency

Endo deficiency

Mild jaundice

Mass p/a

MALLET GUYS SIGN

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MALLET GUYS SIGN

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On right knee chest position, bowel shifts to right and tenderness can be evoked on palpation in left hypochondrium

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Investigations chronic pancreatitis

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CT abdomen

ERCP - CHAIN OF LAKE app.

MRCP

EUS (ROSEMONT CRITERIA)

Secretin - CCK Test (gold std)

Pancreolauryl test

X ray

LFT

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Endoscopic techniques for chronic pancreatitis

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Pancreatic ductal sphincterotomy
Main ductal stone extraction using dormia basket
Main ductal stenting
Stricture dilatation
ESWL of main ductal stone

21
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Surgeries for chronic pancreatitis

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Partington rochelle

Puestow’s

Longitudinal pancreaticojejunostomy w freys procedure

Beger’s procedure

Total pancreatectomy

Child’s operation

Duval procedure

Triple anastomosis