Hepatobiliary Surgery Flashcards

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Post-transplant medications

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-Anti-proliferative:
azathioprine , mycophenolic acid
-calcineurin inhibitors:
Cyclosporine , tacrolimus
-mTOR inhibitors:
sirolimus , everolimus

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Scolicidal agents

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Hypertonic saline(15%-20%)
Povidone iodine “betadine” (10%)
H2O2
Cetrimide
Chlorohexidine
Alcohol
(Formalin shouldn’t be used)

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Lymph drainage of liver

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-Liver except bare area———>portal LNs ———>corliac LNs
-Bare area ———>subphrenic LNs ———>posterior mediastinal LNs

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What is catirpillar anomaly?

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RT HA passes infront or behind the CBD and CHD

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The ……………….. level is raised in cholestasis

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Serum gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT)

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What is Murphy’s sign?

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Inspiratory arrest during deep palpation of the right upper quadrant in acute cholecystits

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Bilirubin level in choledocholithiasi

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Between 3 and 10 mg/dL

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Because of …………… , ductal stones are visible in only 50% of cases

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Obscuring gas in duodenum

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percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (PTC) is important to ………….

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-Confirm the bile duct injury
-Define billiary anatomy
-Divert billiary tree to treat leaks and can be used to stent strictures

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T2 tumors of the GB which have invaded the muscularis and treated by radical cholecystectomy that includes………..

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GB
The GB bed of the liver
Hepato-duodenal ligament
Paraduodenal
Hepatic artery
Peri-pancreatic
Celiac LNs

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Most common complication of ERCP is …………..

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Acute pancreatitis

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Mutations, up regulations, and genetic variants in several genes have been implicated in acute pancreatitis, namely…………..

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Trypsinogen gene (PRSS1)
Trypsin inhibitor (SPINK1)
Cystic trans-membrane regulator (CFTR)
Endothelial ion/water channel (CLDN2) risk allele

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…………. Appear to reduce the risk of developing gallstones and thus may reduce the risk for gallstones acute pancreatitis.

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Unsaturated fats
Coffee
Moderate alcohol consumption

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…………. , these antibiotics have a high a degree in pancreatic penetrance

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Imipenem
Meropenem
Fluoroquinolones

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CA 19-9 mostly for…………..

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pancreatic diseases

20
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CEA mostly for ………

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Colon disease

21
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CA 125 mostly for…………

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ovarian tumors

22
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The gold standard method for diagnosis and staging in assessment of lesions (tumors maybe) through all the pancreas is ………….

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Multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT)

23
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Symptoms of somatostatinoma

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DM
cholelithiasis
Steatorrhea
Anemia
Weight loss

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VIPoma is also called……..

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Verner-Morrison

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What is caroli disease?
Intrahepatic choledochal cyst
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Complication of caroli disease
Intrahepatic stone formation Biliary stasis Cholangitis Cholangiocarcinoma Liver cirrhosis