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Deck 1 Flashcards

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Anorectal atresia

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cystic fibrosis intestine

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cystic fibrosis liver

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cystic fibrosis pancreas

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duodenal stenosis due to annular pancreas

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Duodenal stenosis

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esophageal atresia and tracheo-esophageal fistula

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gastroschisis

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GI duplications

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hirschsprungs

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intussusception

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jejuno-ileal atresia

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malrotation

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Meckel’s

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NEC

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pneumatosis intestinalis from NEC

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neurenteric cysts

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Omphalocele

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Post-NEC atresia

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Post-NEC stricture

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achalasia

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adenocarcinoma

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autoimmune gastritis

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barrett’s esophagus

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benign polyps

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candida esophagitis

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CMV esophagitis

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Corrosive esophagitis post lye

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eosinophilic esophagitis

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erosive gastritis

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esophageal duplication

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esosinophilic esophagitis, trachealization

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extranodal marginal zone B cell lymphoma

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fundic gland polyp

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gastric adenocarcinoma, intestinal

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gastric antrum

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gastric body

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gastric cardia

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gastric fundus

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GIST, gastrointestinal stromal tumor

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herpes esophagitis

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hypertrophic gastropathy

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intestinal gastric adenocarcinoma

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iron pill esophagitis

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linitis plastica, diffuse gastric adenocarcinoma

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Mallory-Weiss tear

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scleroderma esophagitis

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squamous cell carcinoma

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traction diverticula

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viral esophagitis

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chronically injured colonic mucosa with pyloric metaplasia

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cobble stoning, Crohn’s

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colonic diverticula

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creeping fat, Crohn’s

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Crohn’s disease stricture

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Crohn’s disease, lymphoid aggregates underneath the muscularis propria, mild architectural distortion

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Crohn’s disease, small bowel fistula

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Crohn’s disease, strictures

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Crohn’s, skipping lesions

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diversion colitis

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epitheliod granuloma, Crohn’s

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Panneth cells, UC or Crohns if in the left colo

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serositis, Crohn’s

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Ulcerative colitis, continuous colon involvemen

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ulcerative colitis, inflammation limited to the mucosa

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adenocarcinoma of the jejunum

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annular lymphoma, infiltration of muscular layer

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Apthoid ulcer, Crohn’s

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carcinoid, ileal tumor

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Celiac disease

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colonic lipoma

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Crohn’s, apthoid ulcers

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Crohn’s, cobblestoning

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Crohn’s, fistula, transmural inflammation leads to fissure and fistula formation. This patient has ileocecal and ileovesical fistulae

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Crohn’s, mesenteric border ulcer

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Crohn’s, string-like bowel wall narrowing, due to spasm, edema, inflammation, fibrosis

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diverticulitis abcess

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familial adenomatous polyposis

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flat, ulcerated, villous adenoma, duodenum

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intussusception is a transient or persistent invagination of one bowel loop into another

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myochosis, sacs, shortening of the tenia coli

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omental caking, ovarian cancer

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postinflammatory polyps, Crohn’s

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thumbprinting, small intestine ischemia

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UC, adenocarcinoma

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UC, deep ulceration

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UC, granular mucosa

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UC, no haustral sacculations, interhaustral folds, granular

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villous atrophy, celiac

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