PPT-GASTRO-OESOPHAGEAL

REFLUX DISEASE GORD Presentation by Jessica Tovey and Dr Naomi Farragher with input from Belinda Salter Glenda Blanch Trudi Wynn the Reflux Infants Support Association Inc and members of the RISA Administration Team. Kally. Alexandropoulou . MBBChir. MA MRCP. Consultant Gastroenterologist. Topics to cover. GORD and oesophageal physiology - NICE guidelines 2014. HRM/ pH impedance. Barrett’s - BSG guidelines 2012, 2013. Anil Kaul. Consultant General and Upper GI Surgery. St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. How big is the problem. Oesophageal and Gastric cancer - 13500 . patients affected each year in the UK. Raising awareness of oesophageal cancer: The regional pilot Professor S. Michael Griffin Northern Oesophago-Gastric Cancer Unit Newcastle upon Tyne Colorectal adenocarcinoma Small cell lung cancer ODYNOPHAGIA. CAUSES FOR DYPHAGIA. PRE-OESOPHAGEAL :. ORAL & PHARYNGEAL PHASE ( EXCLUDED BY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION). ESOPHAGEAL :. OESOPHAGEAL PHASE (EXAMINATION & INVESTIGATIONS). PRE-OESOPHAGEAL CAUSES. Done by:. Shaymaa. Hasan Abbas. Gastro-. oesophageal. . reflux disease. Gastro-. oesophageal. reflux disease (including . non-erosive gastro-. oesophageal. . reflux and erosive . oesophagitis. ) . ectly located and working properly. operly from the throat into the stomach. ectly (if you are being considered for anti-reux surgery)What is a 24-hour pH measurement?A 24-hour pH measurement is patients with suspected oesophageal symptoms,flexible Evidence grade C and/or radiology, as manometry is the most accurate method Evidence grade C) Oesophageal manometry is the most accurate method fo infection of the gastrointestinal (or GI) tract. Sometimes people refer to it as “stomach u” although it is not typically caused by the “u” or inuenza virus. This - OESOPHAGEAL REFLUX (hiatal hernia) OVERVIEW OF GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX Gastroesophageal reflux is a very common condition that ranges in severity from mild occasional attacks of hear tburn to more Jack Gordon. Session Overview. GI; Respiratory; Genitourinary; Neurology. Aims:. To recap the management of key conditions for phase 2a exams . Revise other key points associated with these conditions. SR, DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY. JNMCH, AMU, ALIGARH. OESOPHAGUS. Narrowest part of GIT, except appendix. Muscular canal- . 25 cm (10”) . in length . Three parts. Cervical, thoracic, abdominal. COURSE OF OESOPHAGUS. . . Squamous . oesophageal. cancer . is relatively . rare in . Caucasians (4/100 000), whilst in Iran, parts of Africa and China it is much more common (200 per 100 000). Squamous cancer can arise in any part of the . Tracheobronchial Tree. Acute tracheitis is an inflammation of the . lining membrane . of trachea, which may follow laryngitis . and bronchitis. . . It . may be caused by bacteria or viruses.. The . patient presents with cough and retrosternal pain . Achalasia. . ("does not relax"). - . loss of peristalsis. in the distal esophagus and a . failure of LES relaxation. .. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. ETIOLOGY. The etiology of achalasia is not known.