Mar 22, 2024
Diagnosis: Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis
Important Signs of Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis
Diagnosis: Pneumoperitoneum
Diagnosis: Retroperitoneal Fibrosis
Diagnosis: Mesenteric Cyst
Can see Parallel stripes of dilated blood vessels near antrum of stomach k/a Watermelon stomach · Pathology is Vascular ectasia · M/C site is Antrum of stomach · Diagnosed by Endoscopy with biopsy.
Gastrectomy specimen and endoscopic image showing massive gastric folds having cobble stone or cerebriform appearance suggesting menetrier's disease · Premalignant condition leading to increased risk of carcinoma stomach.
Massively thickened wall of stomach suggesting Linis plastica · In Linis plastica there is massive proliferation of fibrous tissue in sub mucosa · It looks like leather bole on barium meal so k/a Leather bole stomach.
Due to gastric ulcer at lesser curvature and healing of this gastric ulcer causes longitudinal shortening of lesser curvature which gives the appearance of Tea pot.
Caused by Cicatricial contraction at lesser curvature due to saddle shaped ulcer give hour glass appearance on barium meal.
IOC is USG · Diagnosis can be made on barium meal but in USG there is no radiation exposure so USG is preferred over barium meal · On X-ray single bubble appearance seen · Double bubble appearance on X-ray: Duodenal atresia and Annular pancreas.
String sign - Most specific sign because of Narrowed pyloric canal · Double track sign - Due to redundant mucosa · Mushroom sign · Diamond sign - Aka Twining recess or Transient triangular tent sign · Olive pit sign · Teat sign · Shoulder sign - Due to the hypertrophied muscle indenting the antrum · Antral beaking sign.
Because of perforation peritonitis · On X-ray you can notice gas under right dome of diaphragm · Best investigation / IOC → CT · Most sensitive X-ray : Chest X-ray P.A view in erect posture · If patient who cannot stand the most sensitive x-ray is Le lateral decubitus view – Air layering up against liver seen.
Due to Retroperitoneal fibrosis there is medial deviation of ureter and this appearance is k/a Pipe Stem ureter · On IVP there is medial deviation of ureter · Pipe stem ureter is also seen in TB.
M/C type: Chylolymphac > Enterogenous · IOC for diagnosis: CECT · In CT you can see huge cyst in relation to bowel and mesentery.
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