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Question | Answer |
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What is the diffential diagnosis of dysphsgia? | -In the lumen of esophagus -In the wall of esophagus -Outside the wall of esophagus -General |
In the wall cause of dyspahagia | In the wall inflammatory stricture, caustic stricture, achalasia, tumour of oesophagus or gastric cardia, pharyngeal pouch, Plummer-Vinson syndrome, diffuse oesophageal spasm, scleroderma and oesophageal web |
In the lumena and outside the wall cause of dyspahgia | Lumen-Foreign body Outside lumen- retrosternal goitre, enlarged left atrium bronchogenic carcinoma |
General cause of dysphagia? | bulbar palsy,myasthenia gravis and hysteria |
What is bulbar palsy? | impairment of function of the cranial nerves IX, X, XI and XII, which occurs due to a lower motor neuron lesion in the medulla oblongata or from lesions of the lower cranial nerves outside the brainstem. |
What is pseudobulbar palsy? | impairment of function of cranial nerves IX-XII due to upper motor neurone lesions of the corticobulbar tracts in the mid-pons |
Hx to focus on dyspagia | -onset -degree of dyspagia-solid/liquid/nothing at all Associated symptoms: 1. weight loss 2. dyspepsia qs 3. norturnal cough 4. hemetemsis 5. fatigue-anemia, upper gi bleed, PVS 6. brethlessness-a/bc/ap 7. neurological-sensation/upper limb |
Early stoma complication? | HIROO-haemorrhage, ischemia, stoma retraction, obstruction(adhesion), high output(hypo K) |
Delayed stoma complication? | FISH P2OD Fistulae, intussusception, stenosis, parastoma hernia, prolapse, psychosexual, obstruction, dermatitis |
what is the primary gold standard in diagnosing dysphagia? | barium swallow |
List all the investigation of dysphagia | -CXray-simple, non invasive -barium swallow-gold standard -esophagoscopy-bx in carcinoma -endoscopy u/s-staging -CT/MRI-stage -mannometry-strenght, coordination of perstalsis, pressure of spinchter -pH monitoring -Bronchoscopy |
Risk of OGD procedure- | rare, 1/2000 1) Perforation to oesophagus or lining of stomach 2) bleeding 3) damage to teeth 4) risks associated with sedation 5) Aspiration |
Early complication of partial gastrectomy | HADAR H-haemorrahge • Haemorrhage • Acute pancreatitis • Duodenal stump disruption • Anastomotic leak • Respiratory compromise |
Late complication of partial gastrectomy | Dumping syndrome • Bile reflux and vomiting • Diarrhoea • Recurrent stomal ulceration • Metabolic abnormalities: iron deficiency, vit B12 deficiency |