322 Mesenteric Vascular Insufficiency Flashcards
Part of the colon where collateral vessels meet at the splenic flexure (H20 C322 P2292)
Griffith’s point
Part of the colon where collateral vessels meet at the descending/sigmoid colon (H20 C322 P2292)
Sudeck’s point
The splanchnic circulation can receive up to how much of the cardiac output (H20 C322 P2292)
30%
Most significant indicator of survival in intestinal ischemia (H20 C322 P2292)
Timeliness of diagnosis and treatment
Early feature of intestinal ischemia on abdominal radiograph (H20 C322 P2292)
Bowel wall edema a.k.a. “thumbprinting”
Mesenteric duplex scan finding that is associated with an ~80% positive predictive value for mesenteric ischemia (H20 C322 P2292)
High peak velocity in the SMA
Gold standard for diagnosis of acute arterial occlusive mesenteric ischemia (H20 C322 P2293)
Angiography
Usual location of embolus in SMA occlusion (H20 C322 P2293)
Just proximal to the origin of the middle colic artery
Surgical management of acute mesenteric ischemia of the small bowel (H20 C322 P2293)
Embolectomy via arteriotomy
Intervention of choice to maintain hemodynamics in nonocclusive mesenteric ischemia (H20 C322 P2293)
Fluid resuscitation
Colonoscopy finding that is associated with 100% reversibility if ischemic colitis (H20 C322 P2293)
Mild erythema
Disease with the best prognosis among the acute intestinal ischemias (H20 C322 P2294)
Mesenteric venous insufficiency
Clinical finding that rules out chronic intestinal ischemia (H20 C322 P2294)
Abdominal pain without weight loss
Screening test for chronic intestinal ischemia (H20 C322 P2294)
Duplex scan
Gold standard for confirmation of chronic mesenteric arterial occlusion (H20 C322 P2294)
Mesenteric angiography