Biliary Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the type of sludge that can mimic a solid lesion

A

Tumefactive sludge

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2
Q

m/c cause of acute cholecystitis?

A

obstruction/stones in the cystic duct/GB neck

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3
Q

acalculus cholecystitis may be caused by

A

trauma, surgery, burns, sepsis, prolonged fasting, diabetes

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4
Q

enlarged, distended, palpable, non-tender GB in a jaundice patient is termed

A

Courvoisier GB

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5
Q

what is Mirizzi syndrome

A

when a stone obstructs the cystic duct, causing inflammation and obstruction of the common duct and causing erosion of the duct wall by a gallstone

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6
Q

Segmental, saccular, or beaded appearance of the intrahepatic bile ducts
Multiple cystic structures in the liver that communicate with the biliary tree, describes….

A

Caroli’s disease

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7
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common SF of cholangitis

A

duct wall thickening

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8
Q

Spaghetti-like echogenic structure within a bile duct

A

ascariasis

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9
Q

True or false: With Mirrizi syndrome the CBD is dilated in size

A

FALSE - the CBD is normal, IHD are dilated

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10
Q

porcelain GB increases or decreases risk of GB cancer?

A

increases

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11
Q

increases SAP and increased serum bilirubin suggests?

A

acute cholecystitis

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12
Q

which cholecystitis complication causes a decrease in a positive Murphy’s sign

A

Gangrenous

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13
Q

intraluminal membranes are associated with which cholecystitis complication?

A

Gangrenous

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14
Q

emphasymatous cholecystitis is more common in patients with which disease?

A

diabetes

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15
Q

describe xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis

A
  • rare form of chronic cholecystitis

- hypoechoic bands withing thickened GB wall

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16
Q

which cancer is most likely to metastasize in the GB

A

Melanoma

17
Q

Describe Rigler’s triad, what is it found with

A
  1. small bowel obstruction
  2. pneumobilia
  3. ectopic gallstones
    Found with Bouveret Syndrome aka Gallston Ileus
18
Q

What is Bouveret Syndrome

A

small bowel obstruction caused by gallstone

aka Gallston Ileus

19
Q

liver flukes referes to which type of parasite?

A

Clonorchis sinensis

20
Q

SF of clonorchis sinensis/liver flukes

A

liver flukes not seen, dilated IHD

21
Q

Charcot’s triad is:

A
  1. Fever
  2. RUQ pain
  3. Jaundice
22
Q

Cholangitis SF:

A

thick GB wall, thick duct walls, sludge, dilated ducts

23
Q

Bloody stool related to which biliary pathology?

A

PSC

24
Q

true or false: Congestive heart failure is a cause of GB wall thickening?

A

TRUE

25
Q

m/c gb variant?

A

junctional folds