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risk factors of colorectal cancer
genetics:
- AFP
- lynch syndrome
- HNPCC
- gardners
- cowdens

other:
- UC (need colonoscopy 8-10 yrs aft dx)
sxs of R sided colorectal cancer
bleeding
bleeding in colorectal cancer means what?
it's R-sided
sxs of L sided colorectal cancer
obstruction
obstruction in colorectal cancer means what?
it's L-sided
sxs of rectal cancer:
- pain/fullness
- bleeding/obstruction
colorectal cancer workup
- DRE
- transrectal U/S (depth of invasion)
- colonoscopy
- CEA to measure recurrance
- CT for staging
tx for colon cancer:
remove affected segments & chemo if node(+)
tx for rectal cancer:
- upper/mid 1/3 get a LAR
- lower 1/3 gets APR
(remove sphincter, permanent colostomy)
diverticulosis occurs d/t...
low fiber diet; areas of wkness where bld vessels penetrate→ bleed
complications of diverticulosis:
- BLEEDING
- obstruction
- diverticulitis
what's the diff in DIVERTICULITIS, vs. diverticulosis?
diverticulum becomes obstructed & forms abscess/perforates
are diverticulae of diverticulosis true or false?
FALSE diverticulae (only outpocketings of mucosa)
sxs of diverticulitis
- LLQ pain
- either constipation or diarrhea
imaging for diverticulitis:
- look for free air
- CT is BEST imaging to eval for abscess
- NO barium enema!
tx of diverticulitis
NPO, NG suction, IVF, broad spec abx, pain control
when do you do a colonoscopy after dx of diverticulitis?
4-6 wks later
when is surgery indicated in diverticulitis?
- multiple episodes
- age <50
- elective is better than emergency (can do primary anastamosis)
IBD that involves the terminal ileum
Crohn's (mimics appendicitis, Fe deficiency)
what is the clinical picture w/terminal ileum Crohn's?
- mimics appendicitis
- fe deficiency
IBD that's continuous, involving rectum?
UC
(rarely ileal backwash, but never higher)
IBD w/inc risk for primary sclerosing cholangitis
UC
(PSC l/t higher risk of cholangioCA)
IBD where fistula is likely
Crohn's
(give metronidazole)
tx for fistula in Crohn's
metronidazole
IBD w/granulomas on bx
Crohn's
IBD cured by colectomy
UC
smokers have a lower risk for which IBD?
UC
(higher risk for Crohn's)
IBD w/highest risk of colon cancer
UC
(another reason for colectomy)
IBD a/w p-ANCA
UC
med tx of IBD
- to maintain remission: ASA, sulfasalazine
- to induce remission: corticosteroids
- for ANY CD ulcer/abscess: metronidazole
- severe dz: azathioprine, 6MP, & methotrexate