Surgery Flashcards
What is congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Bowels with bowel gas above the diaphragm, pushing heart to side
What is oesophagael atreasia
Stricture of oesophagus or joining of oesophagus to trachea
XR sign of duodenal atresia
Double bubble
What is duodenal atresia associated with
Downs
What causes SB atresia
Hypoxia in utero
what is meconium ileus
xs mucous causing sticky meconium
assoication with meconium ileus
CF
2 types of anorectal anomalies
High - ectopic faecal-urinary pathway
Low
What is gastroschisis
Defect under umbilicus where bowel is extruded out of body
Picked up on 20 week scan
What is exomphalos
Similar to gastroschisis but assoicated with trisomys/other syndromes
what is bladder extrophy
bladder is open on abdominal wall
Small, splayed open penis
anterior ectopic anus
What is NEC
Intramural gas
Patchy necrosis of bowel
2 types of interesting vomitting to surgeons
Projectile (2 to 6 weeks)
Green - bile
Is projectile vomitting common?
YES - all children will have it, but they dont mean proper projectile, which would not go down the childs front, but hit the wall
Dx of pyloric stenosis
USS
PC of pyloric stenosis
Projectile vomitting
Hungry
Dehydrated
Electrolyte imbalance in pyloric stenosis
Hypocholoraemic alkalosis
What age group gets pyloric stenosis
2-6 weeks
What is malrotation
duodenum is fixed to abdominal wall, causing short mesentery which causes DJ flexure to be very high. Causes small bowel to twist on itself
what does a dark green vomit indicate
malrotation