Surgery for IBD Flashcards

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What are some examples of elective operations in Crohns?

A

Resection
Stricturoplasty
Fistulas
Anal disease

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What are some examples of elective operations in UC?

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Proctocolectomy with end ileostomy

Proctocolectomy with ileroecatl anastomosis

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What is a Proctocolectomy?

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Proctocolectomy is the surgical removal of the rectum and all or part of the colon

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What might be some indications for elective surgery in UC?

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Medically unresponsive disease 
Intolerability 
Dysplasia/malignany 
Growth retardation in children
Attempted resolution of extra intestinal disease
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5
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Describe pouches in UC?

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They are more popular with younger patients
Not perfect
Create a reservoir

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Describe the functional outcomes of having a pouch?

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Pouch patients average 6 bowel movements in 24hours
There can be leaking and spotting

Can fail

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7
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When are the emergency in UC?

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Severe attack of UC

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Describe what the truelove and Witt criteria is used for\?

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To assess the severity (ESR, Hb, bloody stools, temp, HR)

Easy to use and practically relevant

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What happens to the rectum when you remove the colon usually?

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Tends to settle rectal disease
No rush to deal with the rectum
Manage with meds

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10
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Describe the cancer risk and IBD?

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Should do a colonoscopy to look for cancer 10years post diagnosis

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Describe toxic megacolon?

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Sepsis
Distention
Pain 
Required decompression 
Ma perforate 
Can be fatal 

(complication of UC)

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12
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Describe surgery for UC?

A

Patient cured

People live with stoma

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What are some indications for surgery in Crohns?

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Stenosis causing obstruction 
Enterocutaneous fistulas 
Intra-abdominal distils 
Abscesses 
Bleeding (Acute or chronic)
Free perforation
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Describe ilecolic disease and crohns?

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Up to 80% of patients need an op for ileocolic disease in CD

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Describe perianal disease?

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Primary lesions (fissures, ulcer)
Secondary lesions (abscess, tags, fistula)
Incidental lesions (piles, hidradenitis)
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16
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What should you aim to do for fistulas?

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Aim to control rather than cure