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What are the benign liver tumors?
Hemangioma

Hepatic Adenoma
Whats the most common primary tumor of the liver?
Hemangioma
Most common benign tumor of the liver is made up of what?
Hemangioma = vascular
Pt is on oral contraceptives. what liver tumor does she have?
Hepatic Adenoma
Whats the risk with hepatic andenoma?
They can rupture, leading to intraperitoneal hemmorrhage
Most common primary malignant tumor of liver?
Hepatocellular carcinoma
What are the causes of Hepatocellular carcinoma?
Cirrhosis
Hep B, C
Alc
Aflatoxin B1
How do Hepatocellular carcinoma's spread?
Hematogenous ie blood vessels
Alpha-fetoprotein positive is what kind of liver tumor?
Hepatocellular carcinoma
Risk factors for Cholangiocarcinoma?
Thorotrast
Clonorchis sinensis
Tumor arising from bile duct epi. What is it?
Cholangiocarcinoma

Poor prognosis
Pt works in a factory where carcinogenic chemicals are used suck as vinyl chloride, Thorotrast, and Arsenic. What kind of tumor does he have?
Angiosarcoma
Farmer works with Arsenic. What kind of tumor does he have?
Angiosarcoma
Where are most metastatic liver tumors from?
breast, lung, colon
Pt is a Preggo female who is Older, Obese, on OCs, and has bad genetics. What is her gall stone made of?
Cholesterol monohydrate
Pt has chronic hemolytic anemia, cirrhosis, Bact. and parasites b/c they are dirty. What is their gall stone made of?
Pigmented Bilirubinate stones

Calcium salts and uncong. bili
Define Cholecystitis
Gallstones in liver
Define Choledocholithiasis
Calculi in biliary tract
Define Cholangitis
Infection of common bile duct
How is acute cholecystitis different than chronic cholecystitis?
Acute = gallstones, RUQ pain on palpation, N, V, Fever, Leukocytosis

Chronic = gallstones, Calcification of gallbladder = porcelain gallbladder. Chronic gallbladder inflamm. Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses, "porcelain gallbladder"
Rokitanky-Aschoff sinuses = what?
Chronic Cholecystitis
Define Ascending Cholangitis
Bact. Ascend up bile ducts to liver, usually obstruct bile flow
Red-yellow speckling of mucosa = strawberry gallbladder. What is it?
Cholesterolosis

= collection of lipid-laden macrophages w/in lamina propria
Hydrops vs mucocele gallbladder hydrops?
Gallbladder Hydrops = Cystic duct obstruction --> resorption of normal gallbladder contents --> enlargement of gallbladder --> clear OR mucus secretion...

Hydrops = clear fluid secretion
Mucocele = mucus secretion
3 types of biliary tract cancer?
Bile Duct Carcinoma = carcinoma of extrahepatic bile ducts
Cholangiocarcinoma = carcinoma of intrahepatic bile ducts
Klatskin's Tumor = tumor at bifurcation of R + L hepatic bole ducts
Whats the progression of liver cancer in an alcoholic?
Fatty Change --> Alcoholic Hepatitis --> Alcoholic Cirrhosis
Whats the pathogenesis of fatty liver? Which is reversible?
Centrolobar macrovesicular steatosis --> Fibrosis around central vein

Only the FIRST PART is reversible ie the centrolobar macrovesicular steatosis
Hepatocyte swelling, necrosis --> can lead to neutrophils, fatty change, and fobrosis around central vein....describes what?
Alcoholic Hepatitis
Mallory Bodies denote what?
Alcoholic Hepatitis
Does Alcoholic Cirrhosis occur in all alcoholics?
no, just 15%
Most common disease requiring liver transplant?
Alcoholic Cirrhosis
Pathologist notes micronodular cirrhosis. What was the cause of death? (=nodules less than 3mm)
Alcoholic
Pathologist notes macronodular cirrhosis. What assoc. conditions could the pt have had?
Wilson's disease, Hepatitis, alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
T/F: Autoimmune Hepatitis often occurs with what?
Other Autoimmune disorders