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Title: Common abdominal syndromes


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Common abdominal syndromes

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Gastroesophageal reflux disease - GERD
  • History heartburn, chest pain, regurgitation,
    acidic taste in mouth, dysphagia, odynophagia,
    extraesophageal cough, asthma, noncardiac chest
    pain
  • Characteristics increase in laying position
  • night
    symptoms
  • resolve after
    antacids
  • Physical findings
  • Diagnosis history, endoscopy,
    pH-monitoring, barium swallow

3
Esophageal cancer
  • History dysphagia, odynophagia, pain, vomiting,
    weight loss
  • Characteristics older males, alcoholics, smokers
  • progressive dysphagia (solid?softer?liquid
    )
  • vomiting just after meals
  • Physical finding general tumor signs
  • Diagnosis barium swallow, endoscopy

4
Peptic ulcer (duodenal, gastric)
  • History epigastric pain
  • Characteristics
  • radiates to the back
  • duodenal younger people, hyperacid symptoms,
    relapsing disease, more symptoms in spring and
    fall, pain resolves after meals and recur after 2
    hours, night pain, resolve using antacids
  • gastric older people, pain just after meals,
    weight loss
  • smokers
  • NSAID (aspirin) use

5
Peptic ulcer (duodenal, gastric)
  • Physical finding epigastric/RUQ tenderness
  • Diagnosis endoscopy or barium study
    gastric ulcer always indication for endoscopy
    and biopsy

6
Peptic ulcer - complications
  • Bleeding melena, hematemesis,
  • (rarely hematochezia)
  • rectal digital examination
  • Perforation acute onset

  • very sharp pain
    (knife-like)
  • liver/splenic
    dullnes absent
  • peritoneal signs
    defence (guarding),
  • rebound tenderness,
    no bowel sounds
  • Dg abdominal plain film
  • study with
    water-soluble contrast agent

7
Peptic ulcer - complications
  • Obstruction a. reversible
  • b.
    irreversible (scar)
  • History vomiting of undigested
    food
  • fullness, pain
  • Physical signs succussion splash
  • tenderness
  • Diagnosis gastric emptying study
    (barium)
  • endoscopy

8
Functional dyspepsia
  • Symptoms 1. ulcer-like

  • 2.
    dysmotility-type
  • 3. indeterminate
  • Physical finding no or light tenderness
  • Diagnosis in young therapeutic trial
  • in olds thorough
    examination to
  • rule out
    organic lesions

9
Gastric cancer
  • History epigastric pain, fullness, vomiting,
  • weight loss
  • Characteristics older people,
  • pain arise at
    meals
  • dull,
    progressive pain
  • Physical findingsepigastric pain, epigastric
    mass
  • Virchows
    lymph node
  • general
    tumor signs
  • occult
    bleeding
  • Diagnosis barium study, endoscopy, US

10
Intestinal obstruction (ileus)
  • 1. Mechanical
  • History altered bowel habits, constipation,
    fullness, meteorism, cramping pain, vomiting
    (bile, fecal material)
  • Characteristics variable or progressive
  • Physical finding meteorism
  • increased bowel
    sound
  • splash
  • signs of
    underlying disease
  • Diagnosis plain abdominal x-ray
  • searching for the cause

11
Intestinal obstruction (ileus)
  • 2. Paralytic
  • History signs of the underlying disease,
    constipation, fullness, meteorism, cramping pain,
    vomiting
  • Physical finding meteorism
  • absent bowel
    sound
  • splash
  • signs of the
    underlying
  • disease
  • Diagnosis plain abdominal x-ray
  • searching for the cause

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Colorectal cancer
  • History positive family history
  • altered bowel habits
  • bleeding (occult or
    manifest)
  • late signs of obstruction
  • cramping pain
  • general tumor signs
  • Physical findingrectal digital examination
  • late mass,
    ileus
  • Diagnosis barium study, endoscopy, US

14
Acute hepatitis
  • History asymptomatic
  • after flu-like symptoms
    jaundice
  • anorexia, dyspepsia
  • RUQ pain
  • Physical finding jaundice
  • enlarged liver smooth, soft, round,
    tender
  • Diagnosis liver tests, virus tests

15
Chronic hepatitis
  • History symptoms not characteristic
  • anorexia, dyspepsia
  • later symptoms of
    cirrhosis
  • Physical finding enlarged liver (can be normal)
  • Diagnosis US, liver biopsy, serology

16
Liver cirrhosis
  • History alcohol consumption, chr. hepatitis
    (HBV, HCV, HDV, HGV, autoimmune),
  • anorexia, dyspepsia, nausea
  • ascites, edemas, portal encephalopathy
  • jaundice, bleeding
  • Physical findings
  • first enlarged liver micronodular
    alcoholic

  • macronodular chr. virus or autoimmune hepatitis-
    postnecrotic cirrhosis
  • end stage small liver

17
Liver cirrhosis
  • Physical findings
  • skin palmar and plantar erythema
  • spider naevi
  • icterus (scratching)
  • gynecomasty
  • testicular atrophy
  • signs of portal hypertension
  • ascites (transsudate)
  • caput Medusae
  • splenomegaly
  • edema
  • Diagnosis US, liver biopsy, laboratory

18
Biliary colic
  • Historypain after fatty meals
  • nausea, vomiting (often bile)
  • fullness, meteorism
  • Characteristics RUQ-pain, radiates to the back
  • (scapula,
    right shoulder)
  • mostly females
  • Physical finding RUQ tenderness
  • Diagnosis US

19
Acute cholecystitis
  • History like in biliary colic fever
  • Physical finding Murphys sign
  • Diagnosis US, laboratory signs of inflammation
  • Choledocholithiasis
  • History like in biliary colic obstr. jaundice
  • Diagnosis US, ERCP, CT, PTC

20
Acute pancreatitis
  • History gallstone disease, fatty meal, alcohol
  • epigastric pain
  • fullness, nausea, vomitus
  • fever
  • jaundice
  • hypotony, shock
  • Characteristics band-like, cramping pain
  • radiates to
    the back

21
Acute pancreatitis
  • Physical findings
  • epigastric tenderness/guarding
  • peritoneal signs
  • signs of paralytic ileus (meteorism, no
    bowel

  • sounds)
  • skin signs Cullens sign-periumbilical

  • ecchymoses
  • Grey-Turners sign-
    lumbar

  • ecchymoses
  • Diagnosis pancreatic enzimes, US, CT

22
Chronic pancreatitis
  • History cramping pain
  • anorexia, dyspepsia, nausea,
    vomitus
  • gallstone or alcohol
    consumption
  • weight loss
  • steatorrhea
  • Characteristics pain in the back
  • increases
    after meals
  • Physical finding epigastric tenderness
  • epigastric
    mass (pseudocyst)
  • sometimes
    jaundice
  • Diagnosis plain abd. X-ray, US, CT, ERCP
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