liver surgery Flashcards

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liver pathological lesions

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  • cavitary lesion: abscess, cyst
  • neoplasia
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2
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surgical techniques for the liver

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  • heapatic biopsy
  • lobectomy
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3
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pathology of the gall bladder

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  • cholecystitis
  • cholelithiasis
  • gall bladder mucocele
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4
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sx technique for the gallbladder

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cholecistectomy

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5
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characteristics of the liver which makes it hard to perform sx

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  • friable tissue
  • requires different technique compared to the ones used in other paranchymatous organs
  • difficult hemostasis
  • biliary leaks
  • _portal system,_low pressure,supplies 4/5 of the blood that enters the liver
  • arterial system, high pressure, 2-5 arteries branches from hepatic artery.
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6
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discuss the portal system of the liver

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  • low pressure,
  • supplies 4/5 of the blood that enters the liver
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7
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discuss the arterial system of the liver

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  • high pressure
  • 2-5 arteries,
  • branches from hepartic artery
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8
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liver fxns

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  • synthesisi of plasma proteins
  • maintainance of carbohydrates and lipid metabolism
  • coagulation factors
  • bile production
  • hormone production(gastrin)
  • storage(vit, fat,glycogen,minerals)
  • clearance organ(drugs and toxins)
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9
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liver characteristics

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  • no signal of dz till advanced stage
  • difficult to palpate
  • hepatic failure affect many other systems;
  • CNs,kidney,intestines
  • heart,coagulation,
  • wound healing
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10
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dx techniques for the liver

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  • radiology(abdominal and thoraci)
  • US(biopsy) doppler and contrast enhanced US
  • CT scan
  • blood work:lab abnormalities (OFTEN NOT DIAGNOSTOC)
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11
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Closed cavity within the hepatic parenchyma filled with pus

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hepatic abscess

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12
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closed cavity covered by a secretory epithelium filled with fluid

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hepatic cyst

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13
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cs for an abscess

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  • anorexia
  • lethargy
  • wt loss
  • intermitent abdominal pain
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14
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cs for a cyst

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  • aymptomatic
  • abdominal distention
  • if secondary infection behaves like an abscess
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15
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dx cavitary lesions(cysts,abscess)

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  • US
  • most effective ancilliary method for dx
  • careful with guarded bipsy -diffuse peritonitis
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16
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tx for cavitational lesions P

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  • Partial hepatectomy
  • antibiotics for 7-10 days careful with peritonitis
17
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what % are primary liver neoplasia

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  • 1%
  • primary neoplasias are very infrequent in cats and dogs
  • but liver is a common site for metastasisi
18
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list hepatocellular tumors

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adenomas

carcinomas

19
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cholangiocellular tumors

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carcinomas

20
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cs for primary neoplasia

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  • lethargy
  • weakness
  • anorexia
  • wt loss
    • vomits
21
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cs for 2ndary neoplasia

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variable

22
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discuss tx for hepatocellular neoplasia

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  • partial/total lobectomy
  • neoplasia rarely respond to chemo or radiotherapy
  • prognosis is grave
23
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presurgical considerations for biliary obstruction

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  • biliary obstruction alters vit. absoption
  • COAGULUGRAM
24
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ANTIBIOTICS FOR BILIARY OBSTRUCTION

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  • ANAEROBIC FLORA NORMAL INHABITANT (CLOSP)
  • WIDE SPECTRUM PREFERED
25
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HOW TO CONTROL HARMORRHAGE IN LIVER

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  • pringle maneuver
  • occludes portal trid
    • portal vein
    • hepatic artery and
    • **common bile duct **
    • ​up to 20’
26
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sx procedures for liver

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  • FNA
  • biopsy
  • percutaneous
    • transthoracic
    • transabdominal
  • laparoscopy
  • surgical
27
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discuss total lobectomy

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  • left lobes more detectable
  • right lateral and caudal lobes require dissection around vena cava
  • rummel touniquet
  • stapler
28
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complications of total lobectomy

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hemorrhages

bacterial proliferation

biliary peritonitis

sepsis

partial hyperextension

ascites

coagulopathy

29
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main cause of extrahepatic biliary obstruction in cats

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pancreatic pathology

30
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discuss extrahepatic biliary obstruction

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  • pancreatic pathology main cause in cats
  • partial/total
  • intra or extraluminal/mural
  • ascending infection
  • necrotizing colecycystitis
  • peritonitis→peritonitis
31
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cs of cholecystitis

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  • vomiting
  • anorexia
  • jaundice
  • abdominal pain
  • fever→cholecystitis
32
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dx for gallbladder mucocele

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  • rads can be non diagnostic
  • ulteasound”kiwi sign’
  • antibiotic therapy based on culture and sensitivity
  • paracostal incision
33
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discuss characteristics of cholelithiasis

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  • female,adult,small breed dogs
  • bacterial infection
  • biliary stasis
  • less frequent?
  • failure in recognising it
34
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etiology of cholelithiasis

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  • little known
  • formation mechanism:little known
  • cholesterole,bilirrubin,ca,mg,oxaletes
  • early billirrubinuria
35
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when should u treat for choleliathesis

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tx only when cs are present

36
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discuss biliary salts

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  • mild irritants
  • sterile unless associated to hepatic dz
  • death by biliary peritonitis require bacteria
  • changes in permability