GIT Flashcards
dysphagia
and red flags for head and neck cancer?
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dysphagia questions to ask
eosinophilic oesophagitis
clinic
investigation (initial dx) ?
criteria for dx?
not related to barrets or esophageal adenocarcinoma
eosinophilic oesophagitis
management
eoe vs GERD ?
budesanida
dysphagia -> after deglution -> solidos -> progressive
GORD
dysphagia -> after deglution -> solidos -> INTERMITENT
CUANDO SE FORMA LA ESTENOSIS POR GORD LA CANTIDAD DE ACIDO EN EL REFLUJO SE DISMINUYE POR LO QUE ALIVIAN LOS SINTOMAS
dysphagia - > after deglution -> solids -> progresssive -> WEIGHT LOSS ANEMIA
CANCER = ENDOSCOPY =- BIOPSY = LOOK AND BIOPSY
NO MALGNANCY SUSPECTED = BARIUM SWALLOW
dysphagia - > after deglution -> solids + LIQUIDS -> intermittent
diffuse esophageal spasm
investigation
tx
differential with nutcracker
diffuse esophageal spasm =
dysphagia - > difficulty after deglution -> solids + LIQUIDS -> progressive + chronic pirosis
CREST SYNDROME
ACALASIA
GOLD standar?
best initial test ?
manomatry
OUTPOUCHING ZENKERS
OBSTRUCTIVE MASS
ESCLERODERMIA
DIFFUSE ESOPHAGEAL
VARICES
DYSPHAGIA
NUTCRACKER ESOPHAGUS
ZENKERS DIVERTICULUM
ASPIRATION NEUMONIA AS A COMPLICATION
ESOFAGUITIS CORROSIVA
MEDICATION INDUCED ESOPHAGITIS
HIATUS HERNIAS
BOERHAAVE SYNDROME
initial investigation ?
best investigation ?
mallory weiss TEAR
risk factors
alcoholism
hiatial hernia
not an emergency
90% reassirance
cholestasis aLP valores ?
hepatocelular damage ALT ?
isolated cause of ALP raised>
paget disease
gilbert syndrome ?
most common cause of jaundice in australia?
- viral hepatitis
- gallstones
- pancreatic cancer
- cirrosis
- pancreatitis
6 . drugs