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Three types of Dysphagia

Oropharyngeal


Mechanical


Motor

Oropharyngeal Dysphagia


Px


Dx

Px: coughing, choking, asp pna, nasal regurg


Dx: Video Fluoroscopic swallowing test (MBS)

Motor Dysphagia


3 Most common, are SAD

Scleroderma


Achalasia


Diffuse Esophageal Spasm

Achalasia


Px


Txt

Px: Chronic, progressive, dysphagia to solids and liquids with regurgitation of UNDIGESTED FOOD



Txt: Surgery, pneumatic dilation, botox


Achalasia


Dx

Dx: Manometry will show:


1. Failed LES relaxation.


2. HTN LES resting tone


3. Aperistalis of the esophgeal body. Also...Barium Esophogram- Bird's Beak


Must also get EGD to r/o pseudoachalasia

Scleroderma


Px


Dx

Px: chronic, progressive dysphagia with both solids and lidquids along withs ever heart burn and reflux



Dx: Barium Swallow Fluorscopy shows rigid esophagus and widely patent LES. Manometry shows Decreased tone of the LES

Diffuse Esophageal Spasm


Px


Dx


Txt


Px: Brought on by cold, hot or carbonated liquids



Dx: Barium imaging shows corkscrew esophagus



Txt: Trial of acid reflux meds

Mechanical Dysphagia Differential


"PALE SEA"

Peptic stricture


Alkali-induced Strictures


Lower Esophageal Ring (Schatzki Ring)


Esophageal web (found throughout Eso)



Squamous Cell Carcinoma of Eso


Esinophilic Esophagitis


Adenocarcinoma of Eso

Eosinophilic Esophagitis


Px


Dx


Txt

Px: Young atopic men


Dx: EGD shows concentric esophageal rings and biopsies show >15 eo's per Hpf.


Txt: PPI and swallowed fluticasone

Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma


RF:


Survival:

RF: achalasia, lye-induced stricture, plummer-vinson syndrome HPV, tylosis, smoking and Etoh



Survival: 5 year 7-15% mortality 2/2 late presentation

H. Pylori


Manifestations

PUD/Duodenal Ulcers more common


Atrophic Gastritis


MALT Lymphoma


Gastric Malignancy

H. Pylori


Txt

PPI based Triple Therapy


PPI + Amoxicillin + Clarithromycin x10-14d


Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome


Px


Dx


Txt

Px Triad: Gastrin Hypersecretion (>1000)


+ PUD, esophagitis, diarrhea



Dx: Octreotide Scan



Txt: Surgery when possible. Not always feasible given that 50% are metastatic (think MEN-1)

Gastroparesis


Px


Dx


Txt

Px: N/V, bloating, early satiety, anorexia, weight loss


Dx: 4hr gastric scintigraphy w/ a solid meal


Txt: reglan or erythromycin which both have nasty side effects

Dumping Syndrome


Def:


Px:


Txt:

Def: hyperosmolar substances rapidly exiting the stomach into the small bowel



Px: diarrhea, bloating, sweating and palpitations in patient who had gastric antrum/pyloric resection



Txt: Diet modification w/ more fats and proteins