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mirizzi syndrome
gallstone that gets stuck in teh cystic duct --> cholangitis/erosion into GB --> obx jaundice
false negative causes of biliary obx
cirrhosis
cholangitis
periductal fibrosis
(all prohibit dilitation of bile duct in obx jaundice)
pathology of cholangiocarcinoma
slow growing adenoca from epithelium of bile duct
etiology of cholangioca
complication of choledochal cyst, PSC, Caroli's dz, or intrahepatic stone
appearance of intrahepatic cholangioca
homogeneous irregular borders
hypoattenuating
fibrotic
weak enhancement
delayed enhancement: central/diffuse enhancement
appearance of periductal cholangioca
grows along bile ducts in an elongated branching pattern
types of sclerosing cholangitis
primary sclerosing cholangitis
ascending cholangitis
oriental cholangiohepatitis
AIDS related cholangitis
appearance of PSC
alternating dilated/strictures of cubts
finding that can be associated with ascending cholangitis
liver abscess
what dz is associated with PSC
UC
imaging findings of acute PE vs chronic PE
acute: central thrombus outlined by contrast (doughnut sign in cross-section, tram track sign longitudinally)
appearance of chronic PE
clot is periphearl and contrast is central