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18:12 Friday, 7 June 2019

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Familial polyposis Polyposis Coli


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5 APC -
25 -
40 -
Gardner's syndrome -

retinal pigment epithelium


desmoid
ampulla
CNS Turcot's syndrome -
-
NSAIDs
colectomy
-

35 sigmoidoscopy

Lynch syndrome HNPCC


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microsatellite instability missmatch repair proteins hMLH1 hMSH2 -
-
3 colorectal cancer
2

50
-

10-15 50
poorly differentiated mucinous

pancriato-biliary GU -
HNPCC -
40 25
US

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CRC 50% -
-
10%
20-30%
13 CRC -

77 CRC screening
50 -
10
5

virtual colonoscopy
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-
-

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CRC screening
18:13 Friday, 7 June 2019

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10:48 Sunday, 25 November 2018

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-
1:1000 FNA EUS
0.5-5%
10-15% PEG -
ERCP -
ERCP
30% 5% 

1%

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20:55 Tuesday, 2 June 2020

LGIB 1.3 UGIB -


UGIB -
3% GI -
-
GI -
Overt -
melena hematochezia coffee grounds hematemesis
Occult -
-
UGIB

LGIB
Obscure GIB

- UGIB
50% PUD 1
visible vessel, active bleeding high risk ulcer 20% -
1/3
IV PPI
IV PPI
clean base Lower risk ulcers -

oral PPI
10-50% -
5% rebleeding H. Pylory
NSAIDs
1-7

PPI COX2 inhibitor NSAIDS


7 PPI NSAIDs
42%

10-15% Erosions 2
-
-
NSAIDS 50% NSAIDs

2-40% Varices 3
20-30% -
1/3 -
12 HVPG (Hepatic venous pressure gradient) -

EVL -

ABC -
90% Endoscopic Variceal Ligation 12 -
2-5 terlipressin somatostatin, octreotide IV Vasoconstricting agents -
-
TIPS -

child C

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child C

TIPS blakemore/minnesota tube -


-
high rebleeding rate EVL
glue tissue adhesive

TIPS

EVL -
portal hypertensive gastropathy -

2-10% Mallory Weiss tears 4


retching -
GEJ -
0-10% 80-90% -
-
non bleeding visible vessel mallory weiss tear -

Stress induced gastric mucosal injury 5


1/3 -
-
-
H2 PPI -
blockers

6
-
aorto-enteric fistula -
Osler weber rendu -
GAVE -
Dieulafoy's lesion -
hemosccus pancreaticus -

obscure 75% GIB 5-10%


40
Vascular ectasia -
45% rebleeding
last resort thalidomide octreotide
GIST -
NSAIDs induced -

40
-
-
small intestine Meckel's diverticulum -
-

Diverticula -
Painless
15-40% 80-90%

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Vascular ectasia -
70

aortic stenosis Vascular ectasia Heyde's syndrome

-
radiation IBD Colitis -
Post-polypectomy bleeding -
NSAIDs -
Solitary rectal ulcer -
-
-
-
juvenile polyposis IBD -

GIB
LGIB UGIB
Hematemesis -
14 Melena -
90%
10%
maroon Hematochezia -
UGIB LGIB 85%

UGIB presenting symptom o

volume depletion BUN UGIB -

-
15-20% o
20% o
40% o
-
72 o
people bleed whole blood
chronic GIB o
-
UGIB 15% - o

50% UGIB o
o
GIB

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-
-
-

70 0-2 0-1 Glasgow Blatchford scale -


0.5% 1% -

UGIB
IV PPI -

terlipressin octreotide
uptodate -
7
o
8
9
UGIB 24 -

o
o
o
12 -

urgent endoscopy

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urgent endoscopy

70

5-10% rebleeding -

Coaptive coagulation 
PPI -

LGIB

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315

urgent colonoscopy -

yield -
-

GIB of obscure origin


overt
-
CT 
-
25% upper + lower endoscopy -
-
small bowel barium push enteroscopy o
o
CT enterography o
-
CT enterography o
Double or single balloon or spiral endoscopy Deep enteroscopy o

o
Tc-pertechnetate Meckel s diverticulum

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CT angio o
o

Occult GIB
-
-
-

-
30% -
colorectal cancer 10% -
-
-
-
mucosal vascular ectasia 50-70% -
MR enterography CT -
Deep enteroscopy -

0.1 -
0.1-0.3 CTA -
0.5 -

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20:11 Thursday, 26 July 2018

200 -
Acute -
2-4 Persistent -
4 Chronic -
-
IBS Pseudodiarrhea
Fecal incontinence
fecal impaction Overflow diarrhea -

90% -
norovirus Giardia E COLI
Vibrio A E COLI O157:H7


Cryptosporidium microsporida CMV 
vibrio 
cryptosporidium giardia rota virus
C. Difficile
-
Yersinia
reactive arthritis Yersinia
HUS E COLI
Postinfectious IBS
-
NSAIDS
sparing 50 Ischemic colitis

Graft versus host disease


IBD

-
Profuse diarrhea

38.5
48

50
70

C difficile -
CT -
IBD

-
loperamide moderate-severe -
bismuth encephalopathy -
febrile dysentery moderate-severe -
3-5 500
7 250 giardia
-

Recent vascular graft

4 -
-
3 -
1
2
3

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-

Stool Osmotic gap 290- 2x (fecal sodium + fecal potassium)


- Stool osmotic gap >50 = osmotic diarrhea
- Stool osmotic gap <50 = secretory diarrhea

1 -
Stimulant laxatives painless -
-
sprue like entropathy Olmesartan Osmotic gap<50 -
2
carcinoid syndrome primary bronchial carcinoid Metastatic carcinoid tumor
flushing
10% 1/3 gastrinoma
20 VIP VIPoma
pancreatic cholera
pellagra like
calcitonin Medullary carcinoma of thyroid
urticaria pigmentosa Systemic mastocytosis
NSAIDS Large colorectal villous adenoma

Bile acid diarrhea 3

C4 FGF-19
lactase deficiency 1 -
GI 75% Osmotic gap 50 -

2
3
Fermentable Oligo-, Di-, Mono-saccharides And Polyols FODMAP Intolerance 4
1 -
pancreatic duct CF ADEK -
Bacterial overgrowth -
B12 7 -
billiary obstruction 14
2 15-25
32

Giardia Micobacterium avium intracellulare tropical sprue


Abetalipoproteinemia
MMF
3

IBD - -
Lymphocytic collitis, collagenous collitis - WBC -
Ischemic colitis - calprotectin -
Radiation enteritis - protein losing enteropathy -
-
charcot Leyden crystals 50-75% Eosinophilic gastroenteritis - colorectal cancer -
-

rifaximine 5HT3 IBS -


-
Diabetic diarrhea -
-
Poatvagotomy -
- Factitial
-
-

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10:22 Wednesday, 20 March 2019

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prolonged defecation time straining 3 -
90% -
-
TSH -
-
Melanosis coli -
-
Colon tranist time
balloon expulsion
defection proctography Rectoanal angle measurment
-
chloride channel activatior Lubiprostone
guanylate cyclase C agonist Linaclotide

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20:55 Thursday, 21 March 2019

-
pyloric obstruction gastroparesis
rumination syndrome

gastric obstruction
Zenker's

-
pyloric obstruction gastroparesis Succussion splash
-

-
CT -
-
-
-

C labelled gastric emptying breath test

pseudo-obstruction -

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pseudo-obstruction -
rumination syndrome PH\impedance -

-
-
-
-

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18:06 Sunday, 7 October 2018

hearburn, pyrosis -

GERD

retching -
rumination retching
GERD -

-
30%
oropharyngeal dysphagia
pill\infectious esophagitis -
GERD
Water brush -

barret metaplasia

Contrast radiography -
22-95% reflux esophagitis

13

TE Fistula
Zenker's cricopharyngeaous
video fluoroscopic rapid sequence

EUS -
barret
staging

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impedance

24-96h ph monitoring -
GERD 5% 4 ph
GERD

impedance

Hiatal hernia
esophageal hiatus
sliding hernia Type I -
95
GE hiatus paraesophageal
gastric cardia junction
wear and tear
GERD
Paraesophageal hernia -

sliding hernia II III Type II& III


gastric volvulus
Type IV

Rings and webs


Plummer vinson syndrome -
proximal esophageal webs

B ring -
squamocolumnar mucosal junction
10-15%
Schatzki ring 13
steakhouse syndrome

Diverticula

False diverticula -
Hypopharyngeal (Zenker's)
UES stenotic crycopharyngeaous muscle 
Killian triangle

crycopharyngeal myotomy diverticulectomy 
marsupialization
Epiphrenic

Midesophageal True diverticula -

esophageal candidiasis Diffuse intramural esophageal pseudodiverticulosis -

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15:48 2016 29

100,000 4.4 100,000 4.5


10
SCC shift -
Barret's
-
HPV SCC -

left recurrent
laryngeal

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20:36 Sunday, 25 November 2018

-
oropharyngeal dysphagia -
Esophageal dysphagia -

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19:03 2016 25

myenteric plexus NO -

100,000 1-3 -
25-60 -
LES -
LES + sigmoid espohagus -
HSV1 -

-
-
-

squeezing
chest pain equivalent
-
-

DD
DES -
Chaga's disease -

kissing bug protozoa T. Cruzi

5% Pseudo-achalasia -

-



anti-neuronal ab.

-
beak like esophagus

epiphrenic diverticulum
sigmoid configuration
-

impaired LES relaxation + absent peristalsis

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impaired LES relaxation + absent peristalsis
pseudo-achalasia -
EUS CT

LES -
-
-
1
3-4
32-98%
0.5-5%
Laparoscopic Heller myotomy 2
Heller myotomy
62-100%
5 90% RCT
POEM - Per Oral Esophageal Myotomy LES myotomy
LES

-
CCB
LES

66% 

-
stasis esophagitis
17 Squamous cell esophageal cancer

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Diffuse esophageal spasm
2016 25 19:26

normal LES relaxation

DES

short latency -

pseudo-diverticula rosary bead esophagus Corkscrew esophagus -


-

CCB -
anxiolytic -
-

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GERD
15:29 Saturday, 11 May 2019

20 2-6 -
10-15% -
-
Barret's esophagus -

GERD -

-
LES 1
LES hypotention 2
GEJ 3


50% ZES 

-
-
-

-
-










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GERD -
-
-
-
GEJ Erosive esophagitis
1/3

-
peptic stricture erosive esophaitis
PPI
Barret metaplasia -
PPI
Barret's screening 50 5
Barret metaplasia
GE Junction 
columnar metaplasia 

low and high grade 0.1-0.3%
dysplasia



6 
barret PPI

endoscopic mucosal ablation high grade dysplasia 


3-10% 

2
PPI 3

H2 Receptor antagonist

PPI
interstital nephritis 

B12 
Clostridium difficile infection 
PPI
PPI Laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication 4

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PPI Laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication 4

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22:28 2016 21

CMV -
200 CD4<100 AIDS -
seroconversion
HAART
HSV - -
-

co oral trush - - -
infection - candida albicans
-
100-200 200-400 PO
14-21 -
voriconazole, posconazole -
IV Echinocandin

- - HSV 1\2 - Herpetic


7-10 5x 200 punched out
- VZV -
14-21 5x 400 -
1 valcyclovir 3x 500 famciclovir ground glass
Cowdry A
8 5 IV
7-14 PCR -

900 Valgancyclovir PO 12 5 IV Gancyclovir - - - CMV


12
3-6 -
relapse - -
yield

-
CMV

Pill esophagitis

-
mid esophagus -
-
Doxycycline
Tetracycline
NSAIDs
Bisphosphonates
Phenytoin
Quinidine
Potassium phosphate
Ferrous sulfate
-

-
CT -
-

PPI

-
schatzki ring -

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schatzki ring -
1 IV -
-
impaction -

Eosinophilic Esophagitis

100,000 4-6 -
30-40 -
GERD EoE -
-
HPF 15 food impaction -
PPI food aversion
50% -
-
-

Narrow caliber esophagus


Food impaction

-
PPI 30-50% GERD PPI
Elimination Diet

budesonide Fluticasone propionate

fibrostenosis

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17:51 2016 02

40/50/55 -
40 -
5 GERD
Test and treat
-

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PUD
15:53 Saturday, 11 May 2019

10% 12% -
-
90% -
-
5 -
-
OR 3.7
OR 3.3 NSAIDs

NSAIDS 50-70% - 95% - 6-15% -


- 3 90% - -
duodenal bulb - 1 -
3-6 -
-
eosinophilic necrosis -

-
NSAIDS 30-60% - - -
-
- - -
- -
1
2
3 3 antral gastritis
4
NSAIDS -
chemical
gastropathy

Helicobacter Pylori
-
PUD

gastric MALT lymphoma

S shaped -

dormant cocoid -
CagA Vac A CO2 urease -

LPS -

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20-50% 20 80% -
-
fecal-oral oral-oral -
-

-
10-15% -
30-60% 50-70% -
-

body

NSAIDs
50-60% -
15-30% PUD -
1.5% -
4-5% -
80% -
75 NSAIDs -
-

NSAIDs

NSAIDS

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NSAIDs
-
-
O -
-
-
-
-
-
A1 antitrypsin def. -
Systemic mastocytosis -
CAD -
3-

NSAIDS 87% -

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hunger pain -
3 90
3
2/3

coffee ground

20% -
succusion splash -

15-25% GI 1
NSAIDS 60
30 2.5-10%

50%

7% 2

NSAIDS
20% 30

2/3
GU DU
Gatro-colic fistula
IV PPI
1-2% 3

pylorospasm
7-10 PPI

DD
NUD Non Ulcer Dyspepsia -
essential dyspepsia

EPS epigastric pain syndrome PDS postprandial distress syndrome


GI -
GERD -
-
-
billiary colic -
-

30% -
80% -
40 -
-
0.5 80-90%

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NSAIDS

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-
14 NSAIDS
H2 Blocker PPI 4-6
6 -
Urea Breath Test monoclonal stool antigen test

PPI

1% Reinfection
-
-

8-12

70%
-
90%
8 12

NSAIDS

ZES
secretin stimulation test
High dose PPI 8 90
30-60 40

Eosinophilic gastroenteritis
TB CMV

NSAIDs HP -
-

Antacids -
PUD
CKD 1
CKD 2

milk alkali syndrome 3

4
H2 -
4 nizatidine famotidine ranitidine cimetidine
Abx 4-6
Cimetidine

CYP450

PPI H2

PPI -

H+K+ATPase

95% 72-96
18 2-5

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PPI
H2

1-2
ketoconazole
reinfection 2.5 74% C diff CAP

IF B12
40%

diazepam CYP P450


atazanavir
CYP2C9
DAPT PPI pantoprazole
PPI H2 PPI
12

Interstitial nephritis

65
PPI
Tentoprazole PPI -
benzimidazole imidazopyridine
GERD
P-CABs -
venoprazan revaprazan potassium competitive acid pump antagonist

Cytoprotective Agents -

Sucralfate
sulfate aluminium hydroxyl

bezoar

flushing
misoprostol

HP
-
-
10-20% 70% 60%

documented PUD 1

NSAIDS
PUD
MALToma 2
60-90%
NSAIDs 3
PUD
PPI
4
15% 158

subtotal resection
Pan-gastritis, body-predominant

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ITP 6
7

85-90% -
-
14 -
4-6 H2/PPI 14 -
sequential -
-
3-4 -
-
GI -
-
1-2% Pseudomembranous colitis

-
80% 30% -
1-2% 15%
-
-
15-20% -
in vitro -
-
-
-
-

14 2 PPI 1
500 2 clarithromycin
3 500 1 3 based
Prevac
10-14 4 PPI 1
2 Bismuth
500 3 quadruple
250-500 4 Helidac
5 2 PPI 1
1 2 Concomitant
10-14 500 3
500 Tinidazole 4

10-14 2 PPI 5-7 1 sequential


tinidazole PPI 5-7 2
14 2 1 PPI 71 Hybrid
nitroimidazole PPI 72
10-14 2 PPI 5-7 1 Levofloxacin
nitoimidazole PPI 5-7 2 sequential
7-10 250 1 LOAD
PPI 2
500 Nitazoxanide 3
100 4

-
Rifabutin/Furazolidone/Levofloxacin+amoxi+PPI -

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N-acetylcystein -
-
saccharomyces Lactubacillus -
-

NSAIDS related injury

NSAIDS -
NSAIDS PPI -

NSAIDS -
NSAIDS
naproxen, ibuprofen GI NSAIDS -
-
PPI -
200 misoprostol 40 H2 -
Selective COX2 -
COX2 100 rofecoxib clecoxib -

COX2 Inhibitors CLASS -

COX2 Inhibitors

NSAIDS -
NSAIDS combination pills -

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15:52 Saturday, 11 May 2019

90

gastroduodenostomy\jejunostomy 1
Highly selective vagotomy 2

partial jejunostomy Billroth II gastroduodenostomy Billroth I Vagotomy with anterectomy 3


gastrectomy with Roux en Y

highly selective vagotomy

Bilroth I antrectomy 1
Roun-en-Y GEJ subtotal gastrectomy 2

ZES o
o
NSAIDS o
retained gastric antrum o
sham feeding gastric acid analysis
50% cephalic
sham feeding pancreatic polypeptide
PPI 70-90 H2

2 Afferent loop syndrome -


afferent Bacterial overgrowth o
loop B12
20-60 o
afferent loop

1% Billroth 50% Dumping syndrome -

15-30 1
volume contraction shift
VIP GI
3 90 2

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2

6
acrabose guar

1-2 truncal vagotomy 10% Post vagotomy diarrhea -

cholestyramine diphenoxylate loperamide

Bile reflux gastropathy -


cholestyramine
alkaline challenge test sucralfate

3 10% 60% -
intake

bacterial overogrowth B12 o


IF
2 o
o
25% D o
ALP
o
20-25 5-7 gastric stump -
screening

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ZES
15:51 Saturday, 15 June 2019

non beta cells -


severe peptic ulcer diathesis < -

0.1-3 0.1-1% PUD 


MEN1 80% 30-50 

90% o
75% o
o
50% 60% 


ECL o
o

PUD 
90% o
o

NSAIDs H pylory
2/3 
50% 

MEN1
20-25% 





5 6% 

pernicious anemia

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pernicious anemia o
PPI o
H. Pylory o
Retained gastric antrum o
G cell hyperplasia o
o
o
o
RA o
o
o
ZES o
MEN1 o

-
PPI -
12 PPI -
150 pg\ml -

PH 2
3 PH -
3 PH -
3
PPI -
90% ZES 15 120 pg\ml -
-
4
50% -
Ga-DOTATATE PET CT octreoscan MRI CT -
SSTR2 Sub type 2
US EUS -
selective arterial secretin injection -

EUS

PPI 
o
5 10 Basal Acid Output BAO o
PPI 
lanreotide octreotide o
o
90% 5-10 

radiolabeled somatostatin analogue o
20 5 o

6% MEN1 o
o
o

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o

Shorter disease duration o
10,000 o
3 o
o
o
o

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Stress related mucosal injury
Sunday, 18 November 2018 11:54

Stress related mucosal injury

Cushing s ulcer Curling s ulcer

insult 48-72 40% GI

PPI

5% PPI

-
-
Multi organ failure -
-
IV PPI

superficial gsastritis=> atrophic gastritis => gastric atrophy

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Menetrier s disease
Sunday, 18 November 2018 11:55

Menetrier s disease

sparing
40-60
CMV ZES
familial polyposis syndrome PPI
massive foveolar hyperplasia
CMV
20-100% GI
protein losing gastropathy
snare technique
CBC -
-
CMV -
PH -

EGFR pathway
EGF Cetuximab

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IBD
11:58 Sunday, 18 November 2018

-
IBD 0.6% -
-
African American -
-
2-4 1
UC 7-9 2
5-10% -
o
o
36% IBD 10% IBD -
IBD 2.9 -
IBD -
6 -

100 0-20.2 100 0-19.2


0.34-1.65 0.5-1.58
Non gender
specific

HR 2.82
13-26% Appendectomy
concordance 38-58% concordance 6-18%
concordance 4% concordance 0-2%
2-3 C DIFF
- -
- -
sparing -
skip areas -
30-40% 40-50% -

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30-40% o 40-50% -
40-55% o 30-40% -
15-25% o total colitis 20% -
90% - 2-3 10-20%
1/3 - backwash ileitis

-
stellate - Sandpaper
Cobblestone inflammatory polyps
appearance
- toxic megacolon -
-

Creeping fat -

- -
crypt abcess - -
- -
UC -
skip areas -
1
bifid
2
Crypt Cryptitis 3
abscesses
-
Fibrostenotic obstructing pattern 1 -
Penetrating fistulous pattern 2 -
-
- -
-
Ileo-colitis
10-20% -
-
- -
-
- PR -
o toxic megacolon hepatic tympany -
enterocutaneus o
fecaluria pneumaturia entero-vesical o -
foul-smelling dyspareunia enterovaginal o
String sign - CRP

Jejuno-ileitis Fecal Lactoferrin -


- Fecal calprotectin -
pouchitis
bacterial overgrowth - IBS -
intact colon -
ADEK Pellagra B12 - -

Colitis & perianal disease CDT ova


-
1-2% UC - acute flare
short duration disease toxic megacolon -
4-16% -
-
o
o
rectovaginal fistula 10% o
-
1/3 o
o
o

-
bulb -
-
30% -

-
IBS lactoferrin calprotectin -

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-
4 -

10% o
-
MRE CTE o
o
5% 1% Capsule retention o

patency capsule o
30

MRE CT -
o
CTE MRE o
1-2% 1 UC 15% -
10-30% 2 1% 1
- -
CT - 24-48 6-8 -
-
- 5% Toxic megacolon 2
40% 3 6 -
4
5 -
6 50% -

-
15%

Toxic colitis -

5-10% 3
-
-
93% 55% ASCA - pANCA -

IPAA
indeterminate
colitis

-
40 -
-

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-
STD o
o
TB o
CMV CMV o
o
HIV o
-
Ischemic colitis -
o
AAA o
o
o
Radiation colitis -
IBD 1-2 o
o
Solitary rectal ulcer syndrome -
o
puborectalis muscle o
anal verge o
o
-
-
IBD NSAIDS o
anti CTLA-4 Ipilimumab o

TNF 3
1/3 MMF o
Etanercept o

Atypical colitis -

Lymphocytic colitis Collagenous colitis


1:1 - 9 -
6-7 - 6-7 -
NSAIDS - NSAIDS -
- -
PPI - PPI -
Sertaline - -
27% - -

1
2

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2
collagenous budesonide 5-ASA

Diversion colitis o

SCFA

IBD 1/3 -

-
- o
UC 10% 15%

o
UC 1-12%

IV
neutrophilic dermatosis sweet syndrome o
o
5-10% o
80% perianal skin tags o
o

-
15-20% o

10% Ankylosing spondylitis o

TNF
HLA B27 2/3
Sacroileitis o

UC

AS

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AS

1-10% -
anterior uveitis o
UC

3-4% Episcleritis o

-
o
IBD 50%

o
10-35%

Granulomatous hepatitis o
Hepatic amyloidosis o
PSC o
IBD PSC 50-75% PSC UC 5%
pANCA UC
IBD

ERCP GS
MRCP
5-10

1 US lifetime risk 10-15% 1


2
PSC small duct PSC

-
10-20% o

o
ileal-bladder o
-
40% o
o
TPN budesonide MTX

60
1% o
o

MRI

-
o
o
o
o

-
o
5ASA o
o

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IBD
11:25 Saturday, 1 June 2019

5ASA - -
15 o
30 o
Sulfasalazine o -
2-4 - budesonide o

- o
o
acute severe colitis o -
- o
o
acute severe colitis Cyclosporine -

5ASA - AZA, 6MP, MTX -


MTX AZA 6MP - o
TNF - TNF -
IV infiliximab IV infiliximab o
Adalimumab Adalimumab o
SIMPOMNI Golimumab CIMZIA Certolizumab o

ENTYVIO vedolizumab Anti integrin - ENTYVIO vedolizumab Anti integrin -


bbb alpha4beta7 bbb alpha4beta7 o

XELJANZ Tofacitinib - JAK inhibitor - STELARA Ustekinumab Anti IL12\IL23 -

-
SONIC -

Acute severe colitis


5 -
IV infliximab -
infliximab o
toxic megacolon -

5-ASA
UC -
-
-

Sulfasalazine
-
G6PD -
-
30% -
o
o
-
o
o
o
hypersensitivity pneumonitis o
o
o
o
folic acid -

5-ASA
-
-
-
-

Quick Notes 2 Page 61


UC -
-
Budesonide -
o
fast metabolism o
5-ASA -

IPAA UC 20-50% UC -
-
o
disulfiram like-reaction o
o
-
tendon rupture tendinitis o

Azathioprine 6-Mercaptopurine
-
thioinosinic acid -
-
-
4-6 3-4 -
-
-
3-4% o
o
o
o
dose related

TMPT
CBC -

MTX
IL-1 DNA -
-
IM\SC -
-
-
o
PO o
o
o
o

IL-2 calcineurin inhibitor -


acute severe colitis -
82% -
150-350 IV 2-4 -
15% -
o
o
120 o
o
o
o

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o
PCP o
-
AZA\6MP PO IV -
infliximab infliximab CsA -

100 -
integrity -
UC CD -

moderate-severe CD and UC -
AZA\MTX Top-down therapy -
o
o

TNF

infliximab -
o
IV o
adalimumab -
o
o
acute severe colitis o
infliximab o
o
cerolizumab pegol -
o
Fab2 o
o
o
human IgG 1 anti TNF Golimumab -
o
o
UC o
adalimumab o

anti TNF

-
serum sickness infusion reaction o
o
8
MTX 6MP AZA
o

TNF Secondary failure

Primary failure

NHL -
2:10,000 CD o
4:10,000 6MP AZA o
65 o
thiopurine TNF o
TNF adjustment o
Hepatosplenic T Cell lymphoma -
o
5% -
o
TNF o
Ustekinumab o
-

Quick Notes 2 Page 63


-
o
thiopurines TNF BCC Non melanoma skin cancer o
o
IBD
thiopurines TNF 2
-
65 o
PPD TB o
o
B o
CNS -
NYHA III-IV -
Drug induced lupus -

Anti integrins
Natalizumab -
maintanance alpha4 integrin IgG o
11:1000 PML o
50-55% JC Virus 1
2
3
seroconversion 1-2% JC virus o
o
Vedolizumab -
gut selective immunosuppression alpha4beta7 o
TNF o
JC Virus TNF CD UC o

anti IL12\IL23 Ustekinumab


IL23 IL12 p40 IgG monoclonal antibody -
-
-
-
-

Tofacitinib
2 JAK1,3 -
signaling -
UC -

Biosimilars
-
-
infliximab -
RCT -

Ozanimod
sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor subtypes 1,5 -
GI tract -
UC -

-
TPN bowel rest o
o
TPN EEN o
UC -

-
10 UC 50%

Quick Notes 2 Page 64


10 UC 50% o
20-40% o
IPPA o
10%
permanent ileostomy 5-10%

6-10
30-50%
urgency 
CD 

3-5% 

-
o
o
o
80%

strictureplasties 


50%

IPAA 

Quick Notes 2 Page 65


-
o
o
o
sulfasalazine o
IPAA o
-
conception o
o
6 o
IPAA o
-
Sulfasalazine 5-ASA o
o
AZA 6-MP o
o

MTX o
o
TNF o
Certolizumab
Infliximab, adalimumab
TNF
-
o
50% Total colectomy o

IBD

1.5-2 UC -
-
-
o
o
o
PSC

Quick Notes 2 Page 66


PSC o
o
o
-
8-10 1/3 o
12-15 1/3 Proctosigmoiditis o
PSC o
o
chromoendoscopy o
10 4-6 o
UC CD o
UC
impassable strictures
-
high grade dysplasia o
UC
segemtal resection
low grade dysplasia o
-
NHL o
o
MDS o
SCC o
o

Quick Notes 2 Page 67


IBS
20:09 Wednesday, 13 March 2019

80% -
45 -
post infectious IBS -
IBS

shigella salmonella

crampy

200

-
Upper GI symptoms -
25-50%

Quick Notes 2 Page 68


-

48

200-300

40
IBS-D


microscopic colitis 

trial Lactose hydrogen breath test 

bacterial lactulose hydrogen breath test 


overgrowth
US RUQ
UGI

-
Reassurance

IBS-D -
anti-diarrheals Anti-spasmosdics
Bile acid binders
5HT3 Alosetron Serotonin receptor modulators

Quick Notes 2 Page 69


5HT3 Alosetron Serotonin receptor modulators
IBS-C -
Fibers
Lubiprostone Chloride channel opener
Linaclotide Guanylate Cyclase C agonist
-
Low FODAMP diet

Rifaximine
-
TCA

Quick Notes 2 Page 70


22:14 Sunday, 10 February 2019

-
-
-
Atypical celiac disease -
Silent celiac disease -
-

-
-
steatorrhea -
GI -

Steatorrhea -
brush border Secondary lactase deficiency -
-
crypt hyperplasia -

gliadin -
IgA -
Anti tTG
90-95% Anti Endomysial
Antigliadin

-
10%
HLA-DQ8 HLA-DQ2
HLA
DQ2\DQ8

DH dapsone Dermatitis herpetiformis -


DH
1 -
IgA Deficiency -
Down syndrome -
Turner's syndrome -

tTG -

Quick Notes 2 Page 71


1
Proximal to distal intestinal distribution
intra-epithelial lymphocytes -
villous atrophy crypt hyperplasia villi -
Cuboidal appearance -
lamina propria -

eosinophilic
bacterial overgrowth milk intolerance enteritis
2
-
-
rechallange -

-
-

-
90% -
Refractory celiac disease -

-
Intestinal T cell lymphoma

Intestinal ulceration -
BM collagen like material Collagenous spure -

Quick Notes 2 Page 72


22:50 Sunday, 10 February 2019

-
-

B12

ALK-P ADKE
-
72 gold standard
Sudan III

Urinary D xylose test -


MRE CTE enteroclysis small bowel series -
-

Tropical sprue

Short bowel syndrome

-
-
Intergrity -
-
-
-

6-12

bacterial overgrowth intestinal transit time


intestinal failure
SCFA
Lactose intolerance
PPI steatorrhea Gastric hypersecretion
enteric hyperoxaluria intact colon Renal calcium oxalate stones -
cholestyramine
Cholestrol gallstones -
bacterial overgrowth 1.2 B12 -

Quick Notes 2 Page 73


bacterial overgrowth 1.2 B12 -

-
-
MCTs -
bacterial overgrowth -
steatorrhea PPI -
B12 zinc fat soluble vitamins -
teduglutide GLP-2 -

Bacterial Overgrowth syndromes

Functional stasis -

afferent loop Anatomic stasis -

ileocolonic resection -

B12 -
unconjugated Steaorrhea -

steatorrhea -

B12 -
jejunum -
Hydrogen breath test -
-

anatomic blind loop -


jejunal diverticula -
3

rifaximin

Whipple's Disease

PAS steatorrhea GI -
Migratory arthropathy -
-
CNS -
-
-
T. Whipplei

Quick Notes 2 Page 74


-
CNS -
PAS positive macrophages
M. Avium

-
-
-
BBB

Quick Notes 2 Page 75


9:21 Thursday, 14 March 2019

Pseudo-divericula -
muscularis propria
vasa recta
dysbiosis -
70% left sigmoid colon -

60 60% -
20% -
Westerenized societies -
-
-

60 -
20% -

NSAIDS
-
-
25%
RBC CT
80% coil embolization
sub-total colectomy segmental resection 24 6

LLQ pain -
25% LLQ -
-
CT -
4

Complicated diverticulitis -

-
30

Uncomplicated -
75%

Bowel rest

3 

Quick Notes 2 Page 76


3 

Tazocin 
7-10 


5 

Complicated -
low surgical risk

6 -

-
review
Rifaximin

30% 

Quick Notes 2 Page 77


11:51 Thursday, 14 March 2019

- non- - 75% SMA embolism - - Arterio-


- remitting Recent MI - occlusive
- thumbprinting SMA - mesenteric
pneumatosis Progrssive thrombosis - - ischemia
intestinalis -
CT - - 2
-
gold angiography - -
standard
PPV SMA duplex -
80%

- CT - - - - Non-occlusive
- - - mesenteric
- ischemic colitis - - ischemia

Cardiogenic \septic -
shock
Cocaine overdose -
IV - CT - - - Mesenteric
- SMV - Protein C\S - venous
- deficiency thrombosis
Anti thrombin III -
deficiency
Polycythemia vera -
-
- - Intestinal angina - - Chronic
- intestinal
GS - ischemia
- MRA -
80%

Quick Notes 2 Page 78


Quick Notes 2 Page 79
12:22 Thursday, 14 March 2019

Ileus

ileus
IV -
-
-
mu receptor antagonist -

colonic pseudo obstruction Ogilvie's


Neostigmine IV -

IV 10

Quick Notes 2 Page 80


11:11 Wednesday, 27 March 2019

Gallstones 80-90% -
5 30-60% Gallstones
15-30%
100,000 5 
5-10% Post ERCP -
ERCP prophylactic pancreatic duct stent rectal NSAIDs

minor papilla sphinceterotomy 



post-ERCP pancreatitis 
60 
pancreatic duct 2 

1000 3.8% -
2% -

-
-
-

10-20%

Cullen's sign
Turner's sign

3 -

7-14 3-7

Quick Notes 2 Page 81


-
-
25% -
10% -
5-10% -
-
BUN Pre renal azotemia
Hemoconcentration
5-10%
-

3 2 -
1
3 2
3

Early phase<2 weeks -


48 persistent organ failure
48 CT
Late phase>2 weeks -
persistent organ failure
CT

US -
3-5 CT -
90-95% Interstitial pancreatitis
5-10% Necrotizing pancreatitis
peripancreatic necrosis 

Quick Notes 2 Page 82


3-7 self limited 85-90% -
NPO -
low fat solid diet
-
2-3 15-20
8 BUN bed side
3 BISAP 24 -
BUN>25

GCS<15
SIRS
60

Gallstone pancreatitits -
24-48 ERCP
4-6
-

-
organ failure

5-7
Sterile necrosis
step up approach necrosectomy pancreatic debridement Infected necrosis

Pseudo-cyst -
10% 6

Pancreatic duct disruption -

MRCP ERCP
90% 6 bridging pancreatic stent
Perivascular complicantions -
Splenic vein thrombosis
20% -

Recurrent pancreatitis
25% -
-

microlithiasis

2-4%
Pancreas divisum
CF

Quick Notes 2 Page 83


AIDS

MAC cryptosporidium CMV -


protease inhibitors pentamidine didanosine -

Quick Notes 2 Page 84


12:58 Wednesday, 27 March 2019

-
stellate cells -
-
-

-
CF -
25% -
15%

Quick Notes 2 Page 85


-

20%
-

-
severe pancreatic exocrine insufficency 100 fecal 1 elastase -
-
CT -

MRI

hormone stimulation test -

60%

FP EUS -

10 -

IgG4 AIP Autoimmune pancreatitis -


IDCP Idiopathic duct centric pancreatitis -

Quick Notes 2 Page 86


IDCP Idiopathic duct centric pancreatitis -

IgG GEL duct wall

AIP
IgG related disease -
IgG-associated cholangitis
UC RA
Mediastinal fibrosis and adenopathy
TIN

Chronic perioaortitis
Sialadenitis
Mikulicz's disease
-

2/3

-
2/3 IgG4
ALP
CT -
1/3 ERCP -
-
lymphoplasmacytic
Storiform fibrosis
IgG4
1 HISORt -
H
I
S
other organ involvment O
response R
-

tapering 4 40 
2-4 

2-4 
99%
30% relapse

Rituximab 6MP AZA relapse 

Quick Notes 2 Page 87


-
80-100,000
PPI
-

Pregabalin
dominant stricture

Quick Notes 2 Page 88

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