GI Section III: Misc Liver Conditions Flashcards
Protal Vein Thrombosis occurs in what state?
Hypercoaguable states (Cancer, dehydration, etc..)
Protal Vein Thrombosis can lead to?
Cavernous trasnofmation = development of serpiginous vessles in the porta hepatis which may reconstitute in theright and left porta veins.
happends in < 12 months
What can cause contour changes that mimic cirrhosis?
Treated breast CA mets to LIVER - Pseudo cirrhosis
showing multifocal liver retraction and enlargement of the caudate
cirrhosis of unknown cause.
Cryptogenic Cirrhosis
The liver has great ability to regenerate and may double in size in as little as?
3 weeks
the most common disease requiring transplantation (followed by EtOH liver disease and cryptogenic cirrhosis).
Hepatitis C
The most common implants in adults
Segments 5-8
The most common implants in kids
Segments 2-3
Contraindications of hepatic implants include
extrahepatic malignancy, advanced cardiac disease, advanced pulmonary disease, or active substance abuse
Normal Transplant US
Normal Doppler should have a RAPID upstruke
Diastolic - > Systolic < 0.08 secons
RI = normally 0.5 - 0.7
Hepatic Artery PV < 200 cm/sec
Syndrome of Impending Thrombosis
What is the primary source of blood for the bile ducts in the tranplanted liver?
Hepatic artery
pattern of Doppler ultrasound spectral waveform resulting from arterial stenosis
Tardus Parvus