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What are the 4 F's?
Female
Forty
Fertile
Fat
Patients <20 years with gallstones should undergo workup for what?
Spherocytosis or hemoglobinopathy
Which asymptomatic patients with gallstones should receive a cholecystectomy?
Porcelain Gallbladder (calcified gallbladder walls)
Native American descent with gallstones
These pts have Increased risk of developing gallbladder cancer
What causes biliary colic?
Gallstone impaction in cystic or common bile duct?
Sharp colicky pain made worse by eating, particularly fats
Biliary Colic
What is the treatment for biliary colic?
Cholecystectomy to prevent future complications.
What happens when you have an obstructed gallbladder and secondary infection?
Cholecystitis
What bugs cause Cholecystitis?
E-Coli
Enterobacter cloacae
Enterococcus
Klebsiella
Sudden onset, sever, steady pain in RUQ/epigastrum, muscle guarding/rebound, positive Murphy's sign
Cholecystitis
What is seen on U/S for Cholecystitis?
Gallstones, pericholecystic fluid & thickend GB wall.
Passage of stone through the cystic duct, can obstruct CBD
Choledocholithiasis
Obstructive jaundice, Increased conjugated bilirubin, hypercholesterolemia, increased alkaline phosphatase
Choledocholithiasis
What is the tx for choledocholithiasis?
Lap Chole
Results from secondary bacterial infection of obstructed CBD, facilitated by obstructed bile flow.
Ascending Cholangitis
What classic triad/pentad is seen with Ascending Cholangitis?
Charcot's triad
Reynold's pentad
How is Ascending Cholangitis treated?
ERCP, PTC to decompress biliary tree and remove obstructing stones
What is the most common tumor of the gallbladder?
Adenocarcinoma
GB CA is frequently associated with what infection?
Clonorchis sinesis
What is Klatskin's tumor?
When the tumor occurs at the confluence of the hepatic ducts forming the common duct
What is Courvoisier's Law?
Gallbladder enlarges when CBD is obstructed by pancreatic CA but not enlarged when CBD is obstructed by a stone