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Odynophagia
pain while swallowing
Recent travel to south america + dysphagia
Chagas (trypanasomi cruzi)
Achalasia - Symptoms
- progressive dysphagia to solids and liquids
- regurgitation
- halitosis
Achalasia - Treatment
- pneumatic dilation (repeat sessions)
- injection botulinum toxin (lasts 3-6 months)
- surgical sectioning, myotomy
Esophageal Cancer - Signs
- dysphagia to solids --> liquids
- assoc w. alcohol, tobacco, GERD
Esophageal Cancer - Treatment
surgery
adjuvant chemo/radiation
palliative stent
Esophageal Spasm
- severe sudden onset chest pain not related to exertion
Esophageal Spasm vs. Nutracker Esophagus
** Manometry **
- different abnormal contraction pattern
Esophageal Spasm - Treatment
1. Nitrates (relax SM)
2. CCB
Esophageal Spasm - Esophagram (barium)
corkscrew appearance
Candida esophagitis in AIDs- Treatment
Oral fluconazole (empiric) --> no improvement --> EGD

(oral candida - nystatin swish and swallow)
CMV esophagitis vs. HSV esophagits
(AIDs)
EGD Findings:
CMV --> large ulcerations --> ganciclovir, foscarnet
HSV --> small ulcerations --> Acyclovir
Schatzki Ring
- w. plummer vinson
- dysphagia
- acid reflux
- hiatal hernia
- peptic stricture distal esophagus
** intermittent symptoms
Treatment = pneumatic dilation
Steakhouse Syndrome
- dysphagia from solid food from schatzki ring
Plummer Vinson
1. Dysphagia from esophageal webs
2. Iron deficiency anemia
3. Glossitis
- more proximal than schatzi
Treatment = iron
EGD in Zenkers?
No!! --> perforation
- diagnose w. barium swallow
- also no NG tubes
Scleroderma + Esophageal disfunction
- symptoms of reflux
Diagnosis = manometry
Treatment = PPIs
** screen for Barrets
Severe Mallory Weiss - Treatment
- inject epinephrine
- electrocautery
Boerhaves Syndrome - Symptoms
- sudden chest pain, SOB
- Hammens sign = crepitus
Most common cause epigastric pain
non-ulcer dyspepsia
Charcots Triad
Cholangitis
1. RUQ pain
2. Fever
3. Jaundice
Perforated duodenal ulcer - pain location
RUQ
Splenic Flexure Syndrome
IBS
- gas distends splenic capsule --> LUQ pain after eating
Elderly + LLQ pain
- Sigmoid diverticultis
- Sigmoid volvulus
Diabetes + bloating after eating
Gastroparesis = delayed gastric emptying
1st line epigastric pain
empiric PPIs - 4 weeks
Liquid antacids - Side effects
- rebound acidity
- diarrhea
GERD - Symptoms
- Cough
- Heartburn
- Morning horseness
- Metallic taste
Most accurate test - GERD
24 hr pH monitor
GERD + no response to PPIs
Surgery:
- Nissen fundoplication
- Endosynch (suture)
- heat/radiation --> scarring
Treatment of Barrets
- PPIs
- EGD every 2-3 yrs
Treatment: Barrets + low grade dysplasia
- PPIs
- EGD every 6-12 months
Treatment: Barretts + high grade dysplasia
- ablation/surgery/removal etc...
Gastritis - Presentation
- GI bleeding w/o pain
- severe --> pain
Indications for stress ulcer prophylaxis
- mechanical ventilation
- burn patients
- head trauma
- coagulopathy
H. Pylori - Treatment
Clarithromycin + Amoxicillin/Metronidazole
- treatment resistant --> add bismuth or metronidazole + tetracyclin
Duodenal ulcer unresponsive to therapy
Look for antibiotic resistant H. Pylori:
- urease breath test
- stool AG
- repeat EGD w. biopsy
Gastrinoma (ZE)
1. Large ulcers > 1 cm
2. Multiple
3. Past 3rd part duodenum
4. Diarrhea
- abdominal pain, anemia, heme + stools
When should EGD be done for non-ulcer dyspepsia?
> 45-55 y/o
Gastrinoma - Diagnosis
1. High gastrin with PPI/H2
2. High gastrin with high gastric output
3. ** High gastrin after injecting secretin **
Next best step after diagnosing ZE
Exclude metastatic disease:
- somatostatin receptor scintigraphy + endoscopic US
ZE - Treatment
Local = surgery
Metastatic = life long PPIs
Suspected diabetic gastroparesis next step
Erythromycin, Metoclopramide
- don't need to do diagnostic studies
DM gastroparesis - pathophys
high glycemic index --> autonomic neuropathy --> inability to sense stretch in GI --> dysmotility --> nausea, vomiting, early satiety
DM gastroparesis: upper and lower signs
- nausea, vomiting
- bloating, constipation
DM gastroparesis: Neurologic symptoms
- early satiety
- anorexia
DM gastroparesis: Signs elicited by exam
- retained food on EGD
- succussion splash
Most common cause upper GI bleeding
gastric ulcer
Most common cause lower GI bleeding
diverticulosis
Variceal bleeding: Treatment
- octreotide
- upper endoscopy --> banding