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FRCR 2A (Crack the 2A High Yield) > 3. Gastro-Intestinal High Yield > Flashcards

3. Gastro-Intestinal High Yield Flashcards

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Narrowed B ring

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Schatzki

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Oesophageal concentric rings

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Eosinophilic oesophagitis

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3
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Shaggy or plaque like oesophagus

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Candidiasis

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Looks like candida, asymptomatic old lady

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Glycogen acanthosis

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5
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Reticular mucosal pattern

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Barretts

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6
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High stricture with associated hiatus hernia

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Barretts

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7
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Abrupt shoulders (oesophagus)

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Cancer

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8
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Kilian dehiscence

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Zenker diverticulum

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transient, fine transverse folds across the oesophagus

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Feline oesophagus

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10
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Birds beak

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Achalasia

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11
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Solitary oesophageal ulcer

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CMV or AIDS

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12
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Ulcers at the level of the arch or distal oesophagus

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Medication induced

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13
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Breast Ca & Bowel Hamartomas

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Cowdens

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14
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Desmoid tumours & bowel polyps

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Gardners

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15
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Brain tumours & bowel polyps

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Turcots

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16
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Enlarged left supraclavicular node

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Virchow’s node, GI malignancy

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17
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Crosses the pylorus

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Gastric lymphoma

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18
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Isolated gastric varices

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Splenic vein thrombus

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19
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Multiple gastric ulcers

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Chronic aspirin therapy

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20
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Multiple duodenal or jejunal ulcers

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Zollinger-ellison syndrome

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21
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Pancreatitis after Billroth 2

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Afferent loop syndrome

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22
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Weight gain years after Roux-en-Y

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Gastro-gastro fistula

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23
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Cloverleaf sign (duodenum)

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Healed peptic ulcer

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24
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Sand like nodules in jejunum

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Whipple’s disease

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25
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Sand like nodules in jejunum, CD4 <100

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MAI

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26
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Ribbon like bowel

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Graft vs Host disease

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27
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Ribbon like jejunum

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Long standing coeliac

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28
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Moulage pattern

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Coeliac

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29
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Fold reversal of jejunum and ileum

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Coeliac

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30
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Cavitary (low density) lymph nodes

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Coeliac

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31
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Hide bound or stack of coins

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Scleroderma

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32
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Megaduodenum

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Scleroderma

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33
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Duodenal obstruction with weight loss

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SMA syndrome

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34
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Cone shaped caecum

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Amoebiasis

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35
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Lead pipe

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Ulcerative colitis

36
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String sign

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Crohn’s

37
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Massive circumferencial thickening without obstruction

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Lymphoma

38
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Multiple small bowel target signs

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Melanoma

39
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Obstructing old lady hernia

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Femoral hernia

40
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sac of bowel

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paraduodenal hernia

41
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Scalloped appearance of liver

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Pseudomyxoma peritonei

42
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HCC without cirrhosis

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Hep B

43
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Capsular retraction

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Cholangiocarcinoma

44
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Periportal hypoechoic infiltration, & AIDS

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Kaposi sarcoma

45
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Sparing of the caudate lobe

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Budd Chiari

46
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Large T2 bright nodes & Budd chiari

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Hyperplastic nodules

47
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Liver, high signal in phase, lowe signal out of phase

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Fatty liver

48
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Liver low signal in phase, high signal out of phase

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Haemochromatosis

49
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Multifocal intrahepatic and extrahepatic stricture

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PSC (Primary Sclerosis Cholangitis)

50
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Multifocal intrahepatic and extrahepatic strictures & papillary stenosis

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AIDS Cholangiopathy

51
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Bile duct full of stones

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Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis

52
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Gallbladder comet tail artefact

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Adenomyomatosis

53
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Lipomatous pseudohypertrophy of the pancreas

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Cystic fibrosis

54
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Sausage shaped pancreas

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Autoimmune pancreatitis

55
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Autoimmune pancreatitis

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IgG4

56
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IgG4

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RP fibrosis,
sclerosing cholangitis,
Fibrosing mediastinitis,
Inflammatory pseudotumour

57
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Wide duodenal sweep

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Pancreatic cancer

58
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Grandmother pancreatic cyst

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Serous cystadenoma

59
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Mother pancreatic cyst

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Mucinous cystadenoma

60
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Daughter pancreatic cyst

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Solid pseudopapillary

61
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Most common benign mucosal lesion of oesophagus

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Papilloma

62
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Oesophageal webs habe increased risk of …

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Cancer and Plummer-Vinson Syndrome

63
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Dysphagia Lusoria caused by

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Compression from right subclavian artery (most pts with aberrant right subclavians don’t have symptoms)

64
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Achalasia has increased risk of…

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Squamous cell cancer (20 year lag)

65
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Most common mesenchymal tumour of GI tract

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GIST

66
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Commonest location for GIST

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Stomach

67
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Krukenberg tumour

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Stomach (GI) met to the ovary

68
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Menetrier’s disease distribution

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Involves fundus, spares antrum

69
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Commonest GI location for sarcoid

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Stomach

70
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Gastric Remnants have increased risk of…

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Cancer, even years after Billroth

71
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Commonest internal hernia

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Left sided paraduodenal

72
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Commonest site of peritoneal carcinomatosis

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Retrovesical space

73
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Injury to bare area of liver can cause

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Retroperitoneal bleed

74
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Primary sclerosing cholangitis is associated with

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UC

75
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Extrahepatic ducts are normal in…

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PBC

76
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Anti-mitochondrial antibodies are positive in

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Primary Billary Cirrhosis

77
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Mirizzi Syndrome

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Stone in cystic duct causes CBD obstruction

78
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Risks of Mirizzi syndrome

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5x risk of GB cancer

79
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Dorsal pancreatic agenesis associated with

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Diabetes & polysplenia

80
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Hereditary and tropical pancreatitis features

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Early age of onset & increased cancer risk

81
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Felty syndrome

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Splenomegaly, Neutropenia, RA

82
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Splenic artery aneurysm (risk factors)

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More likely in women.
More likely to rupture during pregnancy

83
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Commonest islet cell tumour

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Insulinoma

84
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Commonest islet cell tumour with MEN

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Gastrinoma

85
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UC and colon cancer

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UC increases risk of colon cancer ONLY if it involves colon past the splenic flexure

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