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This document summarizes several gastrointestinal conditions:
1. Biliary pain is caused by intermittent obstruction of the cystic duct and presents with epigastric or right upper quadrant pain that increases over 15 minutes. Ultrasound and bloodwork are usually normal between attacks.
2. Cholecystitis is caused by an impacted gallstone leading to gallbladder inflammation. Patients experience right upper quadrant pain for over 6 hours along with nausea, vomiting and fever. Laboratory findings include leukocytosis.
3. Choledocholithiasis occurs when a gallstone is in the bile duct, potentially causing obstruction, jaundice and elevated liver enzymes. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP
This document summarizes several gastrointestinal conditions:
1. Biliary pain is caused by intermittent obstruction of the cystic duct and presents with epigastric or right upper quadrant pain that increases over 15 minutes. Ultrasound and bloodwork are usually normal between attacks.
2. Cholecystitis is caused by an impacted gallstone leading to gallbladder inflammation. Patients experience right upper quadrant pain for over 6 hours along with nausea, vomiting and fever. Laboratory findings include leukocytosis.
3. Choledocholithiasis occurs when a gallstone is in the bile duct, potentially causing obstruction, jaundice and elevated liver enzymes. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP
This document summarizes several gastrointestinal conditions:
1. Biliary pain is caused by intermittent obstruction of the cystic duct and presents with epigastric or right upper quadrant pain that increases over 15 minutes. Ultrasound and bloodwork are usually normal between attacks.
2. Cholecystitis is caused by an impacted gallstone leading to gallbladder inflammation. Patients experience right upper quadrant pain for over 6 hours along with nausea, vomiting and fever. Laboratory findings include leukocytosis.
3. Choledocholithiasis occurs when a gallstone is in the bile duct, potentially causing obstruction, jaundice and elevated liver enzymes. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP
Pathophysiology Symptoms Findings Dx studies History Treatment
Biliary Pain Intermittent • severe poorly Mild/ moderate • Ultrasonography After initial • Elective obstruction of Epigastric or RUQ epigastic or RUQ • Oral attack, 30% laparoscopic cystic duct. pain tenderness due to cholecystography have no cholecystectomy No acute • visceral pain attack with mild • Meltzer-Lyon test further possible with IOC inflammation of growing in intensity residual symptoms • ERCP for stone GB over 15 minutes and tenderness lasting removal or BD remaining constant days. exploration if IOC for 1-6 hrs, often • often findings shows stones. with nausea. are normal. • gas, bloating, LAB: flatulence • usually normal • elevated serum bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, or amylase levels suggest coexisting BD stones Cholecystitis Impacted stone • 75% biliary pain. LAB: • Ultrasonography, 33% • NPO; fluids and in cystic duct • RUQ radiating to • Leukocytosis • Scintigraphy, palpable electrolyte given. causing acute back, right shoulder, with band forms. • CT scan GB, 20% Antibiotics given inflammation of chest pain; usually > • Serum jaundice toxic cases/ GB. 6hrs. bilirubins, (mild) presence with Secondary • Nausea, aminotransferase, complications. bacterial vomiting, fever and alkaline • Cholecystectomy infection = 50% • (+) Murphy’s sign. phosphatase with IOC may be slightly elevated Choledocholithiasi Gallstone in the • Maybe • PE Maybe • Ultrasonography – • Stone removal s CBD causing aymptomatic. normal if may visualize CBD 50% during ERCP followed - Stone in bile obstruction • Predisposes to obstruction is • ERCP in most cases by duct even if it is cholangitis & intermittent. • EUS early laparoscopic asymp, have to pancreatitis. LAB: • MRCP cholecystectomy. do REMOVE. • (+) jaundice w/ • Elevated serum • Percutaneous THC pain. bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase **serum bilirubin > 10mg/dl suggests malignant obstruction. • transient “spike” in aminotransferase or amylase suggests stone passage. Cholangitis • obstruction in • Charcot’s triad • Fever 95% • ERCP • relief of obstruction the CBD causing (pain, jaundice, • RUQ • Percutaneous THC (endoscopic, bile stasis and fever) 70% of tenderness 90% percutaneous, • Bacterial patient • Jaundice 80% surgery) superinfection of • Reynaud’s • Hypotension & • antibiotics; stagnant bile pentad (pain, mental confusion covered g(-), and • Early jaundice, fever, and 15% anaerobes bacteremia altered mental • Peritoneal signs • supportive status 15% • subsequent &hypotension) LAB: cholecystectomy • Mental confusion, • Leukocytosis lethargy, and 80% delirium suggest • elevated sepsis. bilirubin, and ALP • Blood culture Appendicitis -Crampy/colicky -hypoactive BS -elevated WBC (shift May become Uncomplicated: Cefoxitin 2 gms pain- diffuse but to left >/=10,000) gangrenous, single dose (adults) or 40 mg/kg localizes to RLQ -direct and Ruptured: 16,000- perforated, or have IV single dose (children) rebound 17000 abscess -nausea, tenderness Or: vomiting, loss of -adults: CT scan appetite -involuntary Gentamicin 80-120 mg IV single muscle guarding -children: ultrasound dose plus Clindamycin 600 mgs -low grade IV single dose (adults) fever (38.2-38.3) -Rovsing’s (press LLQ) Complicated: Ertapenem 1 gm -MANTRELS: IV single dose every 24 hrs Migration of -Psoas sign (flex or pain, Anorexia, hyperextend R Or: Nausea, thigh) Tenderness, Ciprofloxacin 400mg IV q 12 Rebound Pain, -Obturator sign hours plus Metronidazole 500 Elevated temp, (flex R thigh, R hip mg IV q 6hrs Leukocyte internally rotates count, shift to Surgical: Appendectomy the left
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