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Appendicitis
4
Perforated app
12 15 25
14 19
Cholecysholithiasis
185
22
Empyema gall bladder
30
LCBDE
LAR
159 Hemicolectomy
42
Miles
Hernia
Gastric perforation
Diagnostic
N: 527
ESSENTIAL DEFINITIONS FOR
STRICTURE and STENOSIS DIAGNOSIS
STENOSIS : NARROWING OR STRICTURE OF DUCT OR CANAL
Simple strictures :
short(< 2 cm) and focal, straight, and can be
traversed with an adult endoscope prior to
dilatation
Complex strictures :
long (> 2 cm), irregular, angulated or difficult
to traverse with an endoscope
Treatment for esophageal strictures
to prior treatment.
Treatment of Benign Esophageal
Strictures
All benign esophageal strictures is transmural cellular
injury.
The inflammation that ensues leads to collagen
deposition and fibrosis and ultimately causes a
cicatricial narrowing of the lumen.
Endoscopic dilation
First-line therapy for esophageal strictures is
endoscopic dilation, with serial intervention
often required.
Baloon
Bougie
Baloon
Only radial force
Bougie
Longitudinal and radial force
Maloney, Savory Gilliard
Dysphagia after dilation
a repeat endoscopy and dilation in 2 weeks to allow
the mucosal tear sufficient time to heal
patients (especially those with anastomotic or
caustic strictures) require an aggressive schedule of
multiple repeat dilatations at 2-week intervals.
Esophageal stenting
Plastic
Self Expanding Metalic
Uncovered,
Partially
Fully covered
Biodegradable
Plastic stent
Stent Metal
Antirefluks
Biodegradable stent
Rendez-Vous Procedure
complete loss of the patency of the esophageal
lumen from a variety of benign and malignant
disorders.
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