Upper GI tract Flashcards by Raunak Chandiramani | Brainscape

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What are Z lines and T lines?

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What is this? Label it.

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What is this?

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Normal dudodenum

Glandular epithelium with goblet cells (intestinal type epithelium)
Villous architecture
villous:crypt ratio of >2:1

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What is this?

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Epithelium - full of neurtohips

Acute oesophagitis

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What is the commonest cause of oesophagitis

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GORD

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What are the complications of reflux oesophagitis?

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What is Barretts’ oesophagus? What are the 2 types?

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Columnar lined oesophagus

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What is this?

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columnar lined oesophagus with intestinal metaplasia

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What is this?

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Barrett’s oesophagus

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What is this sequence?

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Metaplasia-dysplasia - cancer pathway
LGD: low grade dysplasia
HGD: high grade dysplasia
ACA: adenocarcinoma

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What is adenoma of the oesophagus associated with?

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Adenocarcinoma of the oesophagus

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What is SCC of the oesophagus associated with?

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SCC of oesophagus - make keratin

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What is the prognosis of oesophageal carcinoma?

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What is this

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Oesophageal varices - caused by crirrhosis and portal vein thrombosis

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What is gastritis? what are the types?

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What are the causes of acute gastritis?

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What are the causes of chronic gastritis?

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What is this? What causes it? What is the outcome?

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What is Helicobacter infection associated with? What is cag-A-positive H.pylori?

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What are the other causes of gastritis?

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Why should we worry about gastritis?

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What is this

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Gastric ulcer.

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What are the complications of ulcers?

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What is this?

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As in the oesophagus:
intestinal metaplasia in gastric mucosa in response to long term damage
Increased cancer risk

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What is this?

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Gastric epithelial dysplasia

Distinction between metaplasia and cancer: no invasion through basement membrane

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What is this

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Gastric cancer

Bottoms: liver

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What are the types of gastric cancers?

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What are the other 5% of gastric cancers?

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What is duodenitis, duodenal ulcer and H.pylori infection?

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Most commonly caused by H.pylori

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What are the other pathogens causing duodenal ulcers?

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Giardia lamblia infection

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Dots: lymphocytes

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How do we diagnose coeliac disease?

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What are patients with coeliac disease more likely to get?

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Duodenal MALToma.

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T or F

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NO

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Villous atrophy, increased epithelial lymphocytes

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Metabolic disease