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Y3R6: Surgery I 👨‍⚕️ > L11: Gall Stones > Flashcards

L11: Gall Stones Flashcards

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Functions of Gall Bladder

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  • Reservoir or Bile
  • Concentration of Bile
  • Mucus Secretion
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Resrvoir For Bile

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Bile is excreted by …..

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The liver

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Bile is stored in …..

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The gall bladder

Total of about 500 to 1000 ml per day

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Release of Bile

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Concentration of Bile

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How much bile is water?

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98%

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How Much is bile concentrated?

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Get concentrated 5-10 times

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How is Bile Concentrated?

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Results of Bile Concentration

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Mucus Secretion by Gall Bladder

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Amount of mucus by GB

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Secretes about 20 ml of mucus per day

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Surgical Importance of mucus secreted by GB

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Obstruction to the cystic duct causes mucocele of the

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Bile is formed of …..

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15
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pH of Bile

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More Than 7

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16
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Amount Of Bile

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500-1000 ml/day, 98% is water.

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17
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Capacity of GB

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Gall bladder is 40-50 ml

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18
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Release of Bile

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Fatty food stimulation releases cholecystokinin results in:

  1. Stimulates gall bladder to contract.
  2. At the same time, the sphincter of Oddi to relax.
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Content of Bile

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  • Inorganic ions (more than plasma)
  • Hence, severe electrolyte imbalance is seen in the biliary fistula
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Fate of Bile

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They are metabolized in the colon to deoxycholic acid & lithocholic acids.

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Function of Bile

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  • Main function of bile acids in the bile is To maintain cholesterol in the solution
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22
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Another Name of Gall Stone Disease

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Cholelithiasis

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Etiology of Gall Stone Disease

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Metabolic Causes of Gall Stone Disease

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Conditions that increase cholesterol secretion & can results in stone formation:

  1. Obesity
  2. High-calorie diet
  3. Medications
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Cholesterol

  • Production
  • Gives Rise to
  • Execretion
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Cholesterol is water insoluble so…

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27
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What maintains cholesterol in liquid form?

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Mechanism of stone formations

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29
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Infections & Gallstones

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The most common cause responsible for a gall stone in 80% of patients

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Source of infections causing GSD

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tonsils, tooth, bowel, etc.

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Causative Organisms of GSD

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Caused by organisms such as:

  1. E. coli
  2. Proteus
  3. Anaerobic organisms
  4. Streptococci
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Route of Infection in GSD

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Reach the gall bladder wall through the blood stream.

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Effect of infections in GSD

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34
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Causes of Bile stasis

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35
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Types of stones in Bile stasis

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They are prone to mixed stones as a result of bile stasis.

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Causes of Decreased bile acid pool

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37
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Examples of Hemolytic Anemias Causing GSD

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1) Hereditary spherocytosis
2) Sickle cell anemia

38
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Mechanism of Hemolytic Anemias Causing GSD

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39
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Saint’s Triad

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40
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Parasitic Infestations Causing GSD

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41
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Causes of GSD due to abnormal mucus

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Congenital cystic fibrosis

42
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Mechanism of GSD due to abnormal mucus

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Gallstones occur in these children due to impairment of bile flow.

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Other Diseases associated with GSD

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1) Diabetes mellitus.
2) Type IV hyperlipoproteinemia.
3) Cirrhosis of liver.
4) Fistulae on treatment with total parenteral nutrition.
5) Gastric surgery.

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Different Types of GB Stones

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  • Mixed
  • Cholesterol
  • Pigment
  • Brown Pigment
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Incidence of Mixed Stones

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They constitute about 80% of gall stones

46
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Structure of Mixed Stones

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47
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Characters of Mixed Stones

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48
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Incidence of Cholesterol Stones

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They constitute about 10% of gall stones

49
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Cause of Cholesterol Stones

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  • Occur in patients with increased cholesterol levels.
  • Occurs in aseptic bile
50
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RF for Cholesterol Stones

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  • Fatty women are commonly affected
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Structure of Cholesterol Stones

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  • Precipitation of cholesterol gives rise to stones.
  • Pigment can also get precipitated along with cholesterol.
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Characters of Cholesterol Stones

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53
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Symptoms of Cholesterol Stones

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Such stones can be silent for many years.

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Radiology of Cholesterol Stones

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They are radio lucent

55
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Incidence of Pigment Stones

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They constitute about 5-10% of gall stones

56
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Causes of Pigment Stones

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57
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Structure of Pigment Stones

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Calcium bilirubinate stones.

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Characters of Pigment Stones

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59
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Incidence of Brown Pigment Stones

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Rare in gall bladder, occurs in bile duct

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Cause of Brown Pigment Stones

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61
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Structure of Brown Pigment Stones

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  • Calcium bilirubinate - calcium palmitate - calcium stearate.
  • Cholesterol.
62
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Clinical features & complications of gall stones

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63
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Causes of Silent Gallstones

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Usually in single, silent, cholesterol stone that is symptomless.

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Dx of Silent Gallstones

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65
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TTT of Silent Gallstones

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It can be left alone without treatment (This stone rarely causes obstructive jaundice)

66
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Flatulent Dyspepsia in GSD

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67
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Cause of Gall Stone Colic

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due to spasm of gall bladder

68
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Site of Gall Stone Colic

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Upper abdominal pain felt in the right hypochondrium

69
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Nature of Gall Stone Colic

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Severe colicky pain

70
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Radiation of Gall Stone Colic

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  • May shoot to the back or between shoulder blades
  • Pain may radiate to chest also.
71
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PPT Factors for Gall Stone Colic

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  • At night in the supine position (The stone tends to block the cystic duct or neck of gallbladder)
72
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Course of Gall Stone Colic

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Continuous

73
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Duration of Gall Stone Colic

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Lasts for a few min to few hours

74
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Associated Symptoms of Gall Stone Colic

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1) Vomiting due to reflex pylorospasm.
2) Restlessness.
3) Sweating.

75
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Tenderness in Gall Stone Colic

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There is tenderness in the right hypochondrium.

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