Perianal Disease Flashcards

1
Q

How do haemorrhoids present?

A

Fresh painless PR bleed after dedication onto paper and into bowl.
Pruritis ani

(Can get extreme pain if thrombosis)

Often caused by high pressure 1’ constipation, and straining. also pregnancy, abdo tumours and portal HTN can contribute to venous congestion.

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2
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What’s the classification of haemorrhoids ?

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1 - never prolapse
2 - prolapse with spontaneous reduction
3- prolapse with digital reduction
4- permanently prolapsed

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3
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What is found on DRE in someone with haemorrhoids?

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Often nothing as can’t feel piles unless thrombosed.

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4
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What’s the Mx of haemorrhoids?

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Conservative - diet and fluid. Topical anusol (hydrocortisone), analgesia, latatives

Interventional - injection, band ligation, cryotherapy,

Surgical - haemorrhoidectomy, (need pre op lactulose and metronidazole for 1 week)

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5
Q

What’s the location of fissures in ano?

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90% midline 6 o’clock

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6
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What’s the triad of chronic anal fissure?

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Ulcer, sentinel pile, enlarge anal papillae

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7
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What are the causes of proctitis?

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Crohns
UC
C. Diff

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8
Q

How to determine anal fistula location?

A

Goodsalls rule
Anterior - straigh line tracking
Posterior - starts at 6 o’clock but has a curved track

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9
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Causes of pruritis ani?

A
Iodopathic 50%
Poor hygiene 
Haemorrhoids
Anal fissure
Anal fistula
Fungi, worms
Crohns
Neoplasm
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10
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What’s the comment type of anal neoplasm?

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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11
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What are the risk factors for rectal prolapse?

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Multiparity/ Poor O&G hx.

Children- cystic fibrosis
Large piles
Elderly females

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12
Q

Investigations for rectal prolapse?

A
Sigmoidoscopy
Deficating proctogram
Ano rectal manometry
Endoanal US
MRI
If in doubt EUA
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13
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Treatment for rectal prolapse?

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Partial - phenol injection, rubber band ligation, surgery - delormes procedure

Complete - altmeirs procedure which resects the colon via perineal route. Or delormes procedure which resects mucosa.
Rectopexy - elevate rectum and fix to sacrum with mesh

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14
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Organisms in perianal abcesses

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Bowel - E. coli

Skin - staph A

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15
Q

Which cells are typical in anal cancer?

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Squamous cell

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16
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Treatment for anal fissure?

A

Stool,softeners, topical diltiazam or GTN or Botox,

Surg: sphincterectomy

17
Q

Internal vs external haemorrhoid surgery?

A

Internal - stapled haemorroidopexy - above dentate Line (reduced the blood supply)

External - Milligan Morgan style haemorroidectomy (removal of 3 haemorrhoidal cushions with their vascular pedicels)

18
Q

Treatment for anal fistula?

A

Fistulotomy and laying it open to heal

Complex - drainage seton suture or ligation of intersphincteric tract (LIfT procedure)

19
Q

How should patients be managed if they have persistent PR bleed after haemorriod treatment?

A

Young - flexi sig (if normal do EUA)

Old or FH of ca- colonoscopy