Hepatobiliary disease Flashcards

1
Q

the liver is divided into how many segments?

A

8

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2
Q

the left and right liver lobes are divided by what vessel?

A

middle hepatic vein

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3
Q

what are the benign liver lesions?

A

FNH
simple cyst
hemangioma
adenoma

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4
Q

liver cell adenomas are associated with what medication?

A

oral contraceptives

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5
Q

oral contraceptives are associated with what type of liver lesion?

A

liver cell adenomas

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6
Q

what is the morphology of FNH?

A

nodular hyperplastic parenchyma with one or more macroscopic CENTRAL SCARS

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7
Q

how is FNH imaged?

A

arterial phase CT

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8
Q

what types of cells are involved in FNH?

A

hepatocytes
scar
biliary tracts

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9
Q

what is the most common benign tumor of the liver?

A

hemangioma

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10
Q

what is the morphology of hemangiomas?

A

endothelium lined, blood filled spaces

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11
Q

which hepatobiliary malignancies are intrahepatic?

A

primary hepatoma

bile duct

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12
Q

what are the HCC risk factors?

A
male 
aflatoxin 
hep B and C 
cirrhosis 
hemochromatosis 
wilsons disease 
a1AT deficiency 
NASH
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13
Q

what is the leading cause of cirrhosis?

A

alcohol abuse

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14
Q

what is the main diagnostic feature of primary hepatic CA?

A

increased alpha feto protein

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15
Q

is AFP used for screening?

A

no

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16
Q

what are the challenges of liver surgery?

A

dual blood supply
hepatic reserve
coagulopathy

17
Q

what is the child pugh score?

A

assessing operative risk of liver resection base on hepatic reserve

18
Q

what makes the best operative candidate?

A

early stage HCC
child pugh class A
solitary mass
no vascular invasion

19
Q

what are the ablation type therapies for liver cancer?

A
cryo 
microwave 
radio 
ethanol 
acetic acid injection
20
Q

most liver tumors are fed by which hepatic blood supply?

21
Q

what is the MOA of sorafenib?

A

blocks tumors from forming new blood vessels

slows growth of tumors by targeting surface proteins

22
Q

what are the 3 classifications of cholangiocarcinoma? where is the majority of cholangiocarcinomas?

A

intrahepatic
perihilar
distal

perihilar

23
Q

what are the risk factors for bile duct cancer?

A

most patients have no known risk factor

24
Q

what is the only cure for bile duct cancer?

A

surgical resection

25
what is the main clinical presentation for bile duct carcinomas?
signs of biliary tract obstruction painless jaundice obstructive pain
26
what markers are elevated in cholangiocarcinomas?
CA 19-9 | CEA
27
what type of surgery is performed for a perihilar cholangiocarcinoma?
roux-en-y hepatojejunostomy
28
what is the typical gall bladder cancer population?
elderly women
29
what are the features of gall bladder cancer?
metastasizes early aggressive poor prognosis
30
people with what gall bladder cancer diagnosis have the best prognosis?
limited to mucosa and lamina proprita T1a