Hepatopancreaticobiliary Flashcards

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Causes of pyogenic liver abscesses:

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  1. Biliary tract pathology ( most common)
  2. Pylephlebitis (ascending infection of portal vein) secondary to Inflammatory bowel disease, appendicitis, diverticulitis, and PID
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Treatment of pyogenic liver abscess is:

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Broad spectrum abx and percutaneous drainage

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When should pancreatic pseudocysts be treated

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Pancreatic pseudocysts smaller than 6cm and present for less than 6 weeks should be managed conservatively with serial CT scans.
-Invasive treatment should only be performed for symptomatic or enlarging pseudocysts

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The diagnostic modality of choice in the initial evaluation of a gallbladder polyp is?
What are the findings more characteristic of malignant disease?

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Ultrasound

Discontinuous mucosa, echogenic mucosa, and submucosal echolucency

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In patients who have prolonged hospital stays in ICU settings and new onset fevers, increasing leukocytosis, and elevation of alk phosphatase and bilirubin, what should be considered?

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Acalculus cholecystitis

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Diagnostic test for acalculus cholecystitis is

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RUQ US

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Signs and symptoms of VIPoma include

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Watery diarrhea, hypokalemia, and achlorhydria

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Where are VIPomas located in the pancreas? What is the most sensitive method of imaging?

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The distal pancreas

EUS

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