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Presented by Sara Shokri Moghaddam Anatomy amp Function of appendix The three taeniae coli converge at the junction of the cecum with the appendix The tip of appendix can be found in a ID: 165718

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Slide1

ACUTE APPENDICITIS

Presented by :

Sara

Shokri

MoghaddamSlide2

Anatomy & Function of appendix

The three

taeniae

coli converge at the junction of the

cecum

with the appendix.

The tip of appendix can be found in a

retrocecal,pelvic,subcecal,preileal

or right

pericolic

position.Slide3
Slide4

Anatomy & Function of appendix

Appendix is an immunologic organ that participate in the secretion of IGs., specially

IgA

.Slide5

Incidence

≈ 7 % of all people

andergoes

appendectomy during their life

More frequently in 2

nd

through 4

th

decades of life

M > F

The percentage of misdiagnosed cases of appendicitis is higher among women.Slide6

Etiology and Pathogenesis

Obstruction of the lumen is the dominant etiologic factor of appendicitis.

The most common cause of obstruction is

fecaliths

.

Other

causes:hypertrophy

of

limphoid

tissue,inspissated

barium,tumor,vegetable

and fruit seeds and intestinal parasites.Slide7
Slide8

Etiology and Pathogenesis

A sequence of events lead to appendicitis:

Proximal obstruction and normal secretion of mucosa

Distention of appendix Stimulation of visceral afferent nerves a vague diffused pain in the

midabdominal

or lower

epigastrium

Slide9

Distention of appendix N/V

occlusion of capillaries

vascular congestion

involvement of the

serosa

involvement of parietal peritoneum

SHIFT in the PAIN to RLQ

Slide10
Slide11

Bacteriology

The bacterial population of a normal appendix is similar to that of normal colon

The principal organisms seen in the normal

appendix,in

acute appendicitis, and in perforated appendicitis are Escherichia coli &

Bactroid

fragilis

.Slide12

AB prophylaxis

Effective in prevention of wound infection and

abcesses

.

24-48h in non perforated appendicitis.

7-10D in perforated appendicitis.Slide13

Clinical manifestations

SYMPTOMS:

Abdominal pain

Shifting of pain to the RLQ

Anorexia

N/V

Sequence of symptoms:

anorexia pain N/V(if

accours

)Slide14

Clinical manifestations

SIGNS:

Tendernes

around

Mcburney

point

Rebound tenderness

Rovsing

sign

Guarding

Obturator

sign

Psoas

signSlide15
Slide16

Laboratory findings

Mild

leukocytosis

(10000 to 18000)

Several RBC or WBC can be present from

ureteral

or bladder irritationSlide17

Imaging studies

Plain films of the abdomen

Barium enema examination and radioactively labeled leukocyte scans

Compression

sonography

High resolution helical CTSlide18
Slide19

Differential Diagnosis

Acute mesenteric adenitis

PID

Ruptured

graffian

follicle

Twisted ovarian cyst

Ruptured EP

Acute

gastroentritis

Meckle’s

diverticulitis

Crohn’s

entritis

Colonic lesions

Other

diseasSlide20

Treatment

Open appendectomy

Laparoscopic appendectomy

Natural orifice

transluminatiom

endoscopic surgery

Antibiotics

Interval appendectomySlide21

Incidental appendectomy

Childrens

about to undergo chemotherapy

Disabled patient

Patients with

crohn’s

disease

The

indivisual

who are about to travel to remote places