PPT-Gallstones and pancreatitis

a lex knight Topics Case Presentation Bile and LFTs Gallstones Risk Factors Complications Presentations Clinical Scenario A 45 year old female presents to AampE with an hour long history of severe RUQ pain and associated vomiting . Two Different Animals. Wendy Blount, DVM. Nacogdoches, TX. Two types of pancreatitis. . Acute. 1/2. Chronic. 1/2. Acute. Pancreatitis. Abrupt onset. often reversible after treatment. May lead to chronic pancreatitis. CLARK A. HARRISON, MD. GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS. RENO, NEVADA. GALlSTONE. . DISEASE: . THE . BIG PICTURE. CHOLELITHIASIS. = stones or sludge in the gallbladder. CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS . = stones/sludge in the bile ducts. Pharmacology and Pharmacy . Spring 2015. Tarleton State University . 04/26/2015. Group 2 . Case Study 2. Michelle Hervey, LVT. Jennifer . Hohle. , LVT. Ashley . Lawley. , LVT. . Scenario . Mrs. Glover brings her 5 year old Miniature schnauzer, Hansel, to the clinic because this morning he vomited twice and won’t play with any of his toys. Hansel is neutered, his last weight was 48lb, which gives him a BCS of 5/5 and he is usually very friendly. Today he is cranky and seems sore when you touch him. You ask whether Hansel has been outside unsupervised; he hasn’t been. You ask whether Mrs. Glover is feeding the Hill’s prescription diet R/d that Dr. . Directed Readings . In the Classroom. July/August . 2012 issue of . Radiologic Technology. .. Instructions:. This presentation provides a framework for educators and students to use Directed Reading content published in . Type 2: Idiopathic duct-centric pancreatitis. GELs: granulocite, ephitelial lesions. IgG-4 Related Diseases. . Various . organ . manifestations of a fibro-inflammatory . condition. c. haracterized by . Richa . Shukla. , PGY5. Faculty Mentor: Dr. . Suneal. . Agarwal. September 4, 2014. HPI. Reason for consult: pancreatitis. 31F G2P1, 24-weeks pregnant patient who presented as an outside hospital transfer for management of pancreatitis. Dr. NADIA HAMEED. Bilirubin . Jundice. (Icterus). Jaundice. . Jaundice (. i.e.. , icterus), which results from an abnormally high accumulation of bilirubin in the blood leading to yellowish discoloration to the skin, sclera and deep tissues. . MBBCh. , . MS, FRCR . Consultant radiologist . Riyadh Military Hospital. Dr. Ahmed . Refaey. Normal CT anatomy of the upper abdomen. Anterior . pararenal. space. Normal Anatomy by CT. Pancreas is located in the anterior . Margery Swan, Dietetic Intern U of MD College Park. Clinical Case Study at . MedStar. Harbor Hospital . Presentation Outline . General Patient Information. Medical History. Social History . Hospital Diagnosis . Michelle Smith. Outline. Introduction. Social & P. ast Medical History. Normal Anatomy & Physiology. Disease Condition . Lab Findings & Medications. Treatment. Past & Current Nutrition of Patient. Functions of the liver . 252 . Jaundice . 263 . Biochemical tests for liver disease . 255 . Bile and gallstones . 264 . Diseases of the liver . 257 . Investigation of suspected liver disease . 266 . This chapter looks at the chemical pathology of liver . Level 1, 9 Caledonian Road, Christchurch 8013 P: (03) 961 6666 E: info@endoscopyclinic.co.nz GAL L STONES Gallstones are very common in most western countries. About 10% of adults have gallstones. G GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULTANTS. RENO, NEVADA. GALlSTONE. . DISEASE: . THE . BIG PICTURE. CHOLELITHIASIS. = stones or sludge in the gallbladder. CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS . = stones/sludge in the bile ducts. 2-6. . . Patients can present with symptoms of small bowel obstruction. They should initially be managed conservatively but worsening hematoma . may require . invasive management. . DISCUSSION. Spontaneous duodenal hematomas may be a rare complication of pancreatitis.