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Gall bladder and Biliary disease Dr.Umit Akyuz Gastroenterology Department Yeditepe University,Istanbul
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Biliary stone disease Acute cholecytitis Primer sclerosane cholangitis Primer biliary cirrhosis Tumors
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CHOLELITHIASIS Chole – CYSTO - GALLBLADDER - DOCHO – D. CHOLEDOCHUS - DOCHO – D. CHOLEDOCHUS CHOLESTEROL%75 PIGMENT(blb, ca)% 25
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CHOLESTROL STONES CHARACTERISTICS: –PURE OR MIXED –SMALL OR LARGE –SOLITARY OR MULTIPLE PIGMENT STONES CHARACTERISTICS: –ELDERLY –HEMOLYTIC STATES –CIRRHOSIS –MULTIPLE, IRREGULAR –CENTRAL CALCIFICATION
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RISK FACTORS 4 F : –Female –Fat –Fertile –Forty 3 D –Diabetes –Drugs –Diet 2 H –HLP –Heredity Bile Salt Malabsorbtion
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COMPLICATIONS STONE – PASSAGE –HYDROPS –CHOLECYSTITIS –ICTERUS Ac. CHOLECYTITIS EMPYEMAPERFORATION Chr. CHOLECYTITIS
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CLINICS COLIC: –RUQ crampy Pain RADIATIONBACK DYSPEPSIA Ac. CHOLECYTITIS + COMPLICATIONS
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DIAGNOSIS USG X-Ray Plain Film ERC / P PTC CT
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THERAPY SpasmolyticaAntibioticsSURGERY –Absolute Complications –Relative Complications Medical: –Oral Lytholysis –Ursodeoxy-cholic Acid –ESLW
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therapy
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ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS Acute Inflammation PrimaryAbacterial SecondaryBacterial Enterococcus E. Coli Gr. (-) Bacilli Anaerobs –Bacteroides –Clostridia –Fusobacterium
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Symptoms Biliary colic Fever, chills, anorexia, nausea, vomiting Enlarged Gallbladder Murphy’s sign : RUQ-Palpation increased Pain in Inspiration
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Diagnosis: Clinics, US, biochemistry Complications Empyema Gangrene Perforation Perforation Ileus
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Therapy PE - Nutrition Antibiotics Cholecystectomie ? Cholecystectomie ? for Complications ! for Complications !
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CHOLANGITIS Charcot’s Biliary pain Charcot’s Biliary pain TriadJaundice TriadJaundiceFever
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Bacteria E. coli KlebsiellaProteus E. bacter PseudomonasClostridium
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Complications Sepsis Hepatic Abcess Bil. Strictures Gallstones Sec. Bil. Cirrhosis PHT
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Treatment ERCPAntibiotics
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis İdiopathicintra+extrahepaticChronic Fibrosing,Diffuse of bile Ducts Clinics:Cholestasis Bile D. Obliteration Cirrhosis
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Clinics JaundicePruritusFatique Weight loss UC75 %, CD, RA, Sarcoidosis,Sjögren Syndrome UC75 %, CD, RA, Sarcoidosis,Sjögren Syndrome M/F 1/3 ANCA + ; IgM
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Complications 5 – C CholestasisCirrhosisCholangitisCholelithiasisCholangiocarcinoma
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Therapy ABCholestyramineUrsodeoxycholicacid Surgical : Liver Transplantation !
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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis İnterlobuler and septal bile ducts Middle aged population 100-150/1 million
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Clinics FatiguePiruritisAsymtomaticJaundince Variciel bleeding ascites
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Assosiated Disease keratoconjuctivites sikka (50%) Thyroid disease (15%) Artrithes (10%) Reynaud (9%) Scleroderma Renal stones Breast cancer
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Diagnosis AMA >1/40 (M2 band) 95% AST, ALT high IgM high Biluribune high Hypercholesterolemia 80% Pathology: florid duct lesions
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Complications Osteopenia Fat soluble vit. Deficiency hypercholesterolemia
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Treatment Ursodeoxycholic acid CorticosteroidsAzothioprineCyclosporineMethotraxate Penicilamine,colhicine no benefit Transplantation
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TUMORSBENIGN –Polips –Adenomyomatosis –Cholesterosis MALIGN –Carcinoma –Adeno –Squamous Ductus Carcinoma –Pat 60 Years
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