Tuesday, May 13, 2014

LIVER & BILLIARY TRACT 21 Short Notes Courvoisier"s Law Splenoportogram ERCP Post cholcystectomy Syndrome



COURVOISIER'S LAW

In  cases  of  obstructive  jaundice  where  the  gallbladder  is
palpable,  the  cause  is unlikely to  be  gallstones  (carcinoma
gallbladder  or  carcinoma  of pancreas Fig. 17.6).   A  plan  of
action in a case of jaundice is given into in Fig. 17.7.


Short Note
Splenoportogram
This is method of visualizing the splenic vein and portal  system
by injection of radio opaque dye into the spleen by direct needle
puncture.


Short Note
ERCP
Endoscopic  retrograde-  cholangio-pancreatography  a  method  of
outlining the bile and pancreatic ducts used when ultrasound,  CT
and   MRI scans have failed to provide information  required.  An
endoscope  is introduced in the duodenum and the opening of  bile
passages  catheterised.  Radio  opaque  dye  injected  and  x-ray
obtained outlining the ducts.


SN
Post Choleystectomy Syndrome
This  is  the persistence of symptoms in patient  of  cholecystis
after cholecystomy sometime this symptoms appear many years after
cholecystectomy.  These  symptoms may be due to a  hiatus  hernia
pancreatites   or  a  narrow  sphincter  of  oddi.  These   three
conditions need to be investigated.

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