Mar1 M2-Anorectal disorders Flashcards

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anal canal anatomy

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endodermal lining, mucosa, tunica muscularis, no serosa bc extraperitoneal

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dentate (or pectinate) line function

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separates endodermal mucosa of rectum and ectodermal derived tissue of perianal skin

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type of epithelium in anoderm compared to rectum

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stratified squamous epithelium with a lot of nerves. very sensate. rectum is insensate

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anatomical and surgical anal canal

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anatomical = pectinate line + anoderm
surgical anal canal = anal transition zone (right after rectum) (has hemorrhoid and internal sphincter + dentate line + anoderm (has external sphincter)

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internal anal sphincter

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the circular muscle of the rectum that thickens (INVOLUNTARY control)

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external anal sphincter

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SKELETAL muscle under VOLUNTARY control

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hemorrhoid def

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sinusoid cushion with arterial and venous blood that is in the upper part of the anal canal (surgical). provide 15% of continence

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how to check end of anal canal physically

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surgical anal canal is tight part. rectum is not tight

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when hemorrhoids function

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increase in abd P = they engorge to fill the gap and prevent fecal loss and endoderm injury from hard stools

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crypts of Morgan fct + clinical

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secrete mucous to help passage of stool. problem if are stuck

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internal hemorrhoids charact

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above dentate line: insensate, visceral. come from branches of superior and middle rectal arteries. endoderm derived

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external hemorrhoids charact

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near anal verge, on perianal skin. somatic, sensate. from inferior rectal artery (which branches from PUDENDAL) vessels. ectoderm derived.

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possible problems of external hemorrhoids

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can get swollen if cough, deliver babt. can get thrombosed

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ddx of hemorrhoid (if see something protruding)

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  • anal fissure (the sentinel pile)
  • rectal prolapse
  • anal cancer skin
  • condylomas
  • IBD (Crohn’s)
  • infection
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possible problem of internal hemorrhoid + position of hemorrhoids there

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prolapse.
one left lateral
one right antero-lateral
one right postero-lateral

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symptoms of internal hemorrhoids

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  • BRBPR
  • pain (irritation)
  • tenesmus (feeling of incomplete evacuation)
  • perianal mass
  • urgency
  • pruritus ani
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4 grades of internal hemorrhoids

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1 = prominent vessels no prolapse
2 = prolapse, spontaneous reduction
3 = prolapse need manual reduction
4 = chronically prolapsed manual reduction ineffective
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internal hemorrhoid treatment

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stool bulking, good water intake, no creams suppository, no prolonged pressure. surgical excision (if grade 3,4)

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external hemorrhoid treatment

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-stool softeners if thrombosed for more than 48 hrs
-surgery if thromb for less 48 hrs
always stool bulking, good water intake

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anal fissure def and cause

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linear tear in anoderm distal to dentate line

cause: passage of hard bowel mvmt
* may get chronic fissure (tear, spasms, healing cycle)

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charact of chronic anal fissure

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inflamed, edematous, chronic inflam, hypertrophied.

ischemia prevents healing, cycle of constipation and spasm and pain, tears, scarring

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fissures where usually

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posterior midline (75%), after that it’s anterior midline (25%)

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other causes of anal fissures

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CD, UC, STDs, anorectal trauma, neoplasm (leukemia, lymphoma)

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anal fissure treatment

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break cycle of constipation. stool bulkng (fiber, psyllium, water, topical anesthetics)

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medication for anal fissure
CCB nifedipine to relax internal sphincter
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extreme anal fissure treatments
injection of Botox (blocks AchR), sphincterotomy (surgical)
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sinus def
connection to a cavity from an epithelialized surface
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abscess def
collection of pus (dead WBC, bacteria, plasma)
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fistula-in-ano def
connection between anal canal (or distal rectum) and perianal skin) *80% cryptoglandular, glocked infected with pus
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anal canal lined by crypts and glands for what reason
secrete mucous to help passage of stool | if prob in them, just burn or suture, don't treat
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most common cause of infection and abcess formation (anorectal)
cryptoglandular obstruction
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most common location of abcess
perianal
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causes of anorectal abcess and fistula-in-ano + most important
- IBD (Crohn's***) - TB - infections - trauma - sexual misadventures - surgery - cancer
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anorectal abcess presentation
perianal pain + signs of inflam, tenderness, can't make DRE bc intersphincteric abcess
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Rx of anorectal abcess and fistula-in-ano
- drainage - stool bulking - analgesia (no narcotis bc constipate) - NO packing (can damage sphincter nerves) - NO Abx (except cellulitis, inflam, comorbidities)
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drainage of anorectal abcess prognosis
40-50% persist and form fistula. symptoms of puncture in skin, blood-stool mix from that hole
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general management of fistulas
- consult surgeon + after identify internal opening (note: ow-fistulas are generally layed open), do these * *placement of seton, tissue glue, fistula plugs