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which heart disease associated with ischemic colitis?
aortic stenosis
classification of ischemic colitis?
reversible (leads to stricture) and fulminant (requires surgery)
mc location of ischemic colitis?
splenic flexure
sx. of ischemic colitis?
abrupt pain and bloody diarrhea, no pain is common as well
barium x-ray results of ischemic colitis?
thumbprint sign of pseudotumors
most common origin of acute mesenteric ischemia?
left atrium from mitral valve stenosis
drug that can cause AMI?
cocaine
percentage of AMI that is non-occlusive in nature?
20%
hours in which necrosis occurs in AMI?
3hours to full wall thickness by 6hrs
two methods of intestinal damage?
ischemic injury and reperfusion injury
lab signs in AMI?
leukocytosis; inc. amylase, CK, phosphates and peritoneal fluid are late signs
sx. progression in AMI?
pain out of proportion to exam; distention and tenderness; ascites and shock are later complicaitons
only dx imaging method of AMI?
mesenteric angiography, other modalities cannot rule out or in
drug tx for AMI, especially non-obstructive?
papaverine(smooth muscle relaxer)
chief sx. of chronic mesenteric ischemia (CMI)?
post-prandial pain leading to anorexia. abdominal bruits can be heard on exam
imaging dx. of CMI?
arteriography
tumor levels in colon cancer?
stage I-no muscularis involvement 90% survival rate in 5yrs
stage II- muscularis involvement 60-80%
stage III-lymph node involvement
60%
stage IV- mets
10%
high risk individual factors for colon cancer?
UC for more than 10 yrs.
UC or Crohn's w/stricture
FH of polyps or cancer
FH of FAP or HNPCC
types of adenoma?
tubular
tubulovillous
villous