STOMACH Flashcards
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Blood supply stomach
Left gastric - mallory weiss and type 4 ulcer
Right gastric - common hepatic artery
Lt gastroepiploic & short gastric - splenic a
Rt gastroepiploic - gastroduodenal a
Drug a/w IHPS
Erythromycin
In early life
Syndromes a/w IHPS
Trisomy 18
Apert syndrome
Cornelia de Lange syndx..
Cl/f IHPS
Symptoms after 2-3 wk of birth
Projectile NON BILIOUS vomitting
Visible peristalsis Lt to Rt
Olive shaped lump in epigastrium
Metabolic abnormalities:
Hypokal
Hypochlor
Hyponat
Metabolic alkalosis
Paradoxical aciduria
Radiology IHPS
Usg - Antral Nipple Sign
X ray - single bubble sign
Contrast - string sign
Double track sign
Mushroom sign
management IHPS
Rehydrn
N/2 NS + KCl + Dextrose
Sx - Ramstedt Pyloromyotomy
Mc site for peptic ulcer
Mc vessel implicated in bleed
Duodenum - D1
Gastroduodenal a in posterior duodenal ulcer
Which ulcer perforates and causes what
Which ulcer bleeds
ANTERIOR duodenal ulcer perforates - chemical peritonitis
POSTERIOR - bleeds into Gastroduodenal a
(Visualised by KOCHERIZATION)
Which repair in perforation peritonitis
GRAHAM’s PATCH repair using Omental patch
Giant perforn >2.5 - 3cm
TRIPLE TUBE TECHNIQUE
Duodenostomy tube
Ryles tube
Jejunostomy tube
VALENTINO syndrome
Collection in RIGHT retroperitoneum
Mimics acute appendicitis
RENAL VEIL SIGN - collection of air around rt kidney
Maneuver for fundal ulcers
U maneuver
Named classification for gastric ulcers
JOHNSON’S CLASSIFICATION
Type I (mc) - along lesser curvature
II - prepyloric & duodenal
III - prepyloric
IV - body of stomach (bleeds mc)
(Lt gastric a)
V -diffuse / NSAID ulcer
Mc complication of duodenal & gastric ulcer
Duodenal - bleeding
Gastric - perforation
Mx gastric ulcer perforation
Type I - Distal Gastrectomy
II & III - Distal gastrectomy + vagotomy/PPI
IV - PAUCHET procedure
CSENDES procedure
H.pylori can cause..
Peptic ulcer
Type B gastritis
Gastric Cancer
MALToma
Billroth I
Distal gastrectomy with end to end gastroduodenal anastomosis
Billroth II or Polya reconstruction
Subtotal gastrectomy with end to side GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY and closure of duodenal stump
Roun en Y gastrojejunostomy
Subtotal gastrectomy
Closure of duodenal stump
Jejunum cut 50 cm from DJ flexure
Distal jejunum with all bowel lifted up and end to side GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY
(ROUX LIMB)
Proximal 50cm jejunum with all liver and pancreatic secretions anastomosed with end to side JEJUNOJEJUNOSTOMY
(BILIO-PANCREATIC LIMB)
Hernias a/w Roux en Y GJostomy
Antecolic - bowel herniation behind roux limb k/a PETERSONS hernia
Retrocolic - bowel herniation THROUGH TRANSVERSE MESOCOLO - STEMMERS hernia
Cause of & Drainage procedure for Impaired gastric emptying after vagotomy
Cutting of motor branch to pylorus coming from anterior trunk of vagus
HEINKE MIKULICZ PYLOROPLASTY
where longitudinal incision given and sutured transversely
Types of VAGOTOMY
- Truncal vagotomy + Antrectomy
- Truncal vagotomy + Gastrojejunostomy
- Highly selective Vagotomy
Highly Selective Vagotomy
Distal 6-8 cm esophagus skeletonized
Crows foot branches cut
Denervation stopped 7cm proximal to pylorus therefore sparing distal pylorus and antrum and avoiding stasis
Complications VAGOTOMY
H’ge
Anastomotic leak
Duodenal stump blowout of POD4
L/t peritonitis
Peptic ulcers at anastomotic site
Post vagotomy diarrhoea
(Not responding to Octreotide)
Bilious vomitting
Gall stone formation
Impaired gastric emptying
Nutritional def
DUMPING syndrome
Nutritional def VAGOTOMY
Mc - Iron def
B12 def
Calcium def