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chronic gastritis

ongoing inflammation of stomach mucosa

chronic gastritis can cause

dysplasia and carcinoma

chronic gastritis is caused by

alcohol, tobacco, stress and caffeine


can be asymptomatic

helicobacter pylori

gram negative bacterium in stomach

what is helicobacter pylori linked to?

development of duodenal ulcers and stomach cancer

what commonly causes peptic ulcers?

helicobacter pylori

barrett's oesophagus

lining is replaced with columnar epithelium with goblet cells

what does barrett's oesophagus lead to?

adrenocarcinoma

what brings on barrett's oesophagus?

after chronic reflux (oesophagitis)

where are neuroendocrine tumors found?

small intestine

haemotogenous

oesophageal carcinoma spreads to liver/lung

what causes adrenocarcinoma?

attophic gastritis


helicobacter associated gastritis


neoplastic polyps

symptoms of adrenocarcinoma

weight loss


anorexia


anaemia


haemorrhage

where else can adernocarcioma spread?

duodenum


pancreas


colon


liver


spleen

squamous carcinoma

90% of oesphageal carcinoma

who does squamous carcinoma affect?

over 45's

risk factors of squamous carcinoma

alcohol


tobacco

symptoms of squamous carcinoma

dysphagia


weight loss


sepsis

peritonistis

complication if peptic ulcer


bleeding can lead to anaemia

small bowel neoplasia

rare GI malignacy

subtypes of small bowel neoplasia

lymphoma


adrenocarcinoma

risk factors of small bowel neoplasia

crohn's disease


coeliac disease


radiation exposure

coeliac disease

mucosal disease 'gluten free'


symptoms of coeliac disease

pain, discomfort


chronic constipatio/diarrhoea


anaemia and fatigue

lymphatic spread of adrenocarcinoma involves

local and regional nodes


virchow's node

krukenberg tumour

when adrenocarcinoma spreads to the ovaries