Endo: Pancreas Flashcards

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Weight of pancreas in adult

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75-100 grams

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Retroperitoneal. Oblique position, sloping upward. Duodenum C-loop to Splenic hilum.

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Pancreas

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2
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Size of the pancreas in adult

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15-20cm long

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3
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Pancreas is situated _______ in the abdomen. Sealed in the ________. Poorly localized, ill defined symptoms.

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Deeply. Retroperitoneum.

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4
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Four regions of the pancreas

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Head, Neck, Body & Tail.

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5
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Head of the pancreas in nestled in the ______ of the ______. Posterior to the _________.

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C-loop. Duodenum. Transverse mesocolon.

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6
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Lies behind the head of the pancreas

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Both renal veins, Vena cava & Right renal artery “BVR”

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Neck of the pancreas lies directly over the ________. Overlies the ___________. At the inferior border, the _____ joins the ______ as the portal vein.

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Portal vein. Vertebral body of L1 & L2. SMV & Splenic vein.

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8
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The body and tail of the pancreas lie just anterior to the ___________. The _____ runs in the groove on the back, fed by multiple fragile venous branches from the ___________.

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Splenic artery and vein. Vein. Pancreatic parenchyma.

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9
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Wrap around the right side of the portal vein.

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Uncinate process

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10
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The uncinate process, end posteriorly near the space between ____ & _____. Venous draining the pancreatic head and uncinate process enter along the right _____ & ______ sides of the portal vein. There are no _________.

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SMV & SMA. Lateral & Posterior. Anterior venous tributaries.

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11
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Embryology: from the ventral bud connects the bile duct.

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Duct of Wirsung

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Embryology: from the larger dorsal bud connects to the duodenum

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Duct of Santorini

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13
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Embryology: with gut rotation, two ducts fuse. Majority drains through the duct of ______ to the major papilla.

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Wirsung

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14
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Embryology: duct of Santorini persist as a ___________. Or drain through the __________.

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Blind accessory duct. Lesser papilla.

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15
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Embryology: In a minority, duct remain separated, and the majority of the pancreas drains through the duct of Santorini, a condition referred to as

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Pancreas Divisum

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16
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Passes behind the neck of pancreas, it gives off the _________. Divides into the ______________ arteries.

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SMA. Inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery. Anterior & Posterior inferior pancreaticoduodenal arteries.

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17
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_________ in the head and body of the pancreas provide a rich blood supply. The head of the pancreas.

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Multiple arcades

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18
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From the splenic artery

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Dorsal pancreatic artery, Great pancreatic artery & Caudal pancreatic artery “DGC”

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19
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Venous drainage of the pancreas, follows the pattern of the arterial supply. ______ usually superficial to the arteries. _______ on the transverse colon can tear fragile branches along the __________ of the pancreas which the retract into the parenchyma of pancreas.

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Veins. Anterior traction. Inferior border

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20
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Venous branches draining the pancreatic head and uncinate process enter along the right lateral and posterior sides of the

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Portal vein

21
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No anterior _________, and a plane can usually be developed between the _________, _______ & ________.

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Venous tributaries. Neck of pancreas, Portal vein & SMV

22
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Antero/posterosuperior pancreaticoduodenal vein drains into the

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Portal vein

23
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Antero/posteroinferior pancreaticoduodenal vein drains into the

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SMV

24
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Venous drainage of the pancreas

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Spleenic vein, Inferior mesenteric vein & SMV “SIS”

25
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The SMV joins the splenic vein and continues towards the the porta hepatis as the

A

Portal vein

26
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The ____ often joins the _______ near its junction with the portal vein, but sometimes joins the SMV; or the three veins merge as a trifurcation to form the portal vein,

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IMV & splenic vein

27
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The lymphatic drainage of the pancreas is ______ & _______. High incidence of lymph node metastases and local recurrence of _______.

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Diffuse and widespread. Pancreatic cancer

28
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Lymphatics communicate with lymph nodes in the _______ and mesentery of proximal _______.

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Transverse mesocolon. Jejunum

29
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________ in the body & tail of the pancreas are often unresectable due to metastasis to these lymph nodes.

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Tumors

30
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Innervation of pancreas: rich supply in sensory fibers that travel superiorly to the ________. Interruption of these somatic fibers with a __________ can interfere with transmission of pancreatic pain.

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Celiac ganglia. Celiac plexus block.

31
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In ultrasound, pancreas is anterior to the two vessels identified

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Portal vein & Spleenic vein

32
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A retroperitoneal structure, note the different organs surrounding it.

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CT scan

33
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Cluster of pale staining polyhedral cells. >tail. Fenestrated capillaries automimic innervation.

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Islets of Langerhans

34
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Cells found in the pancreas

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Alpha, Beta & Delta

35
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10-15% found in the periphery

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Alpha & Delta cells

36
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70% found in the center

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Beta cells

37
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Beta cells secrete

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Insulin

38
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Alpha cells secrete

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CCK, Glucagon, ACTH & GIP “CGAG”

39
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Delta cells secrete

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Somatostatin & Gastrin”SG”

40
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Control of Endocrine pancreas: parasympathetic increases secretion of

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Insulin & Glucagon

41
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Control of endocrine pancreas: sympathetic increases

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Glucagon but inhibits Insulin

42
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Exocrine secretion: hormonal in nature

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Secretin & CCK

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Exocrine secretion: Neuronal. ________ regulation pancreatic blood flow. Parasympathetic _______ & ________.

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Sympathetic. Acinar & Centroacinar cells

44
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Exocrine secretion: _____ & _____. Ductal & centroacinar cells. Vagal cholinergic hormonal secretin.

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HCO3 @ H20

45
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Exocrine secretion: enzymes acinar cells. Vagal cholinergic hormonal ____.

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CCK

46
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Pyramindal, purplish red with basal basophilia, round basal nucleus. Cells outline not clear, lumen distinct, zymogenic granules and myoepithelial cells are prominent.

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Serous

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Columnar, lightly eosinophilic, flattened peripheral nucleu. Clear, distinct, Mucinogen vesicles and not prominent

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Mucous

48
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Apical plasma membrane smooth, intercellular canaliculi rare. Dense large closely packed & Ill defined. >AGAGS

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Mucous

49
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Apical microvilli, laterally intercellular canaliculi, junctional complexes, infoldings. Golgi complex, RER. Small discrete granules secretion <AGAGS

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Serous