Pathology of esophagas Flashcards

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what is web, size, and shape

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its idiopathic and its 2-4 thick and semi circumferential

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symptoms of web and the dominant gender

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dysphagia of solid food -women 40>

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if web and iron deficiency happen what the disease called

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PVS and it’s associated with increased risk for SSC in the oral cavity, hypopharynx, and esophagus

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What is Schatzki’s ring ?

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Circumferential ring in lower esophagus above or near GE junction.

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Schaztzki ring vs web in size?

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Schaztzki ring

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What are Schaztzki ring A and B

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If its above GE junction its A (covered by squamous mucosa ) B ring are located near GE junction (have gastric cardia type mucosa )

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Define Achalasia, characterized by a triad of?

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swallowing disorder - incomplete relaxation of LES with swallowing - increase the resting tone of LES - a peristalsis of the esophagus

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What is primary achalasia?

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distal inhibitory neuronal degeneration in the myenteric plexus which cause impaired relaxation

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What is secondary achalasia?

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May arise in Malignancy, amyloidosis,sarcoidosis, Chagas disease

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Pathology of achalasia ?

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progressive dilation of the esophagus

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achalasia sequelae

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carcinoma - epiphanic diverticulum - aspiration pneumonitis

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Definition of hiatal hernia, its incidence rate , type , complication

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proximal stomach extending above diaphragmatic - very common - sliding 95% , 5%para esophageal - heartburn

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Longitudinal tear in mucosa near GE junction what disease is this ?

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LACERATIONS

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CAUSES OF LACERATIONS

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PROLONGED RETCHING OR VOMITING WITH FAILURE OF EG RELAXATION , ALCOHOL

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Complication of LACERATIONS

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hemorrhage - ulceration - rupture of the esophagus(Boerhaave’s syndrome) - mediastinitis

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Clinical symptoms of Boerhaave’s syndrome

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severe chest pain - tachypnea -shock