portal venous system Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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normal size of portal vein

A

less than 13 mm

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2
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what 2 veins form the portal vein

A

splenic vein and SMV

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3
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what is the normal pressure in the portal vein

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5-10 mmHg

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4
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when does the portal flow rate and diameter increase

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with inspiration and after eating

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5
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when does portal flow rate diameter decreases

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after exercise and in the upright postion

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6
Q

how does the pv coarse in the liver

A

transversely

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7
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if the PV diameter doesnt change with respiration what should you suspect

A

portal HTN

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8
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what is the normal flow in the PV

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toward the liver
hepatopetal

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9
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what are the 2 branches of the RPV

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anterior and poster branch

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10
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the splenic vein drains the…

A

spleen, stomach and pancreas

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11
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SMV drains the…

A

small intestine and proximal colon

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12
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what is budd chiari

A

obstruction of hepatic veins by thrombus or tumor

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13
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symptoms of budd chiari

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pain, jaundice, ascites, hepatomegaly, Portal HTN

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14
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what is budd chiari associated w/?

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oral contraceptives, hepatocellur CA, renal CA, adrenal CA

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15
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sonographic appearance of budd chiari

A

HV w/ thick walls
hepatomegaly
caudate lobe hypertrophy
r & l lobe atrophy
ascites
compression of IVC
ascites
Splenomegaly
pv slow flow

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16
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air in hepatic veins

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can lead to PE
caused by bacterial infection

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17
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air in HV on sono

A

mobile echogenic foci w/ dirty shadowing or ring down

18
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most common cause of portal HTN

19
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signs of portal HTN on a patient

A

esophageal varices
recanalized umbilical vein

20
Q

caput medusa

A

turtuous vessels around the umbilicus due to portal HTN

21
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what collateras will you see with Portal HTN

A

umbilical vein
splenorenal
gastrorenal
intestinal

22
Q

portal HTN sono appearance

A

shrunken right lobe
enlarged caudate
dilated portal greater than 13 mm
reverse of flow or hepatofugal
SMV > 1 cm in diameter

23
Q

in what plane is the recanalization of the umbilical vein is best seen

A

sagital plane left of midline at the left of the ligament of teres

24
Q

what is cavernous transformation

A

formation of venous varices at porta hepatis

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where can varices also be found
splenic/renal hilum or gastroesophageal junction
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portal vein thrombosis symptoms
pain fever rigid abdomen nasuea vomiting increased LFTS
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portal vein thrombosis sono appearance ACUTE
echogenic thrombis absence of flow increased diameter
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portal vein thrombosis sono appearance CHRONIC
more echogenic numerous collaterals decreased flow
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tumor invasion of portal vein is associated w/
hepatocellular cancer
30
tumor in portal vein on sono
can show arterial flow within mass on doppler signal
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TIPS or Caval shunt is used to
alleviate portal HTN and allow blood flow to bypass liver
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TIPS is inserted into
the IJV and through the hepatic viens into the portal system
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where is the shunt more commonly placed
the MPV into the right hepatic vein
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sono eval of TIPS must include
flow velocity and direction in the MPV< SMV, confluence, and 3 hepatic veins portal and hepatic anastomosis
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flow in the TIPS shunt should be
HEPATOFUGAL
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TIPS peak velocity should not be less than
50 cm/s
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TIPS peak velocity should not be MORE than
200 cm/s
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most common cause of shunt stenosis is
neointomal hyperplasia of the HEPATIC VEIN anastomosis
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signs a TIPS shunt is failing
-absence of flow in shunt -hepatopetal flow in INTRAhepatic portal branches -hepatofugal flow in MPV -reversal of flow in hepatic veins
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portal anuerysm
at the junction of splenic vein and SMV most common