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- 4. Pain Localization: liver disease - right hypochondrium diseases of the BT- right hypochondrium, epigastrium diseases of
- 5. Pain The nature and intensity of pain - any, but biliary colic is more typical for
- 6. Pain Provocation: - The relationship with food intake is usually determined by the nature of the
- 7. Pain eponymous symptoms Murphy s. Eisenberg s. Mussi s. point Bergman point Boas BT diseases Punch
- 8. Kerte s.– pain in pancreas proection Kach s. – hypersensitivity p. Desjardins ∆ Shoffard p. Mayo-Robson
- 9. Conclusion: detailing the pain can help in the diagnosis, but the diagnostic significance may be. insufficient
- 10. Additional syndroms Gastric dyspepsia – nonspecific Biliary dyspepsia - reflects duodenal dyskinesia, not specific Small bowel
- 11. Insulin deficiency is a sure sign of β-cell damage Inflammatory Syndrome – Nonspecific Jaundice and cholestasis
- 12. Hepatocellular failure syndrome - significantly increases the likelihood of liver pathology, especially the presence of signs
- 13. Hepatocellular failure syndrome Teleangiectasia Jaundice Edema muscular atrophy hemorrhages (1972) vitamin K dependent clotting factors –
- 14. Portal Hypertension Syndrome is an accurate but late sign of probable liver disease The reason is
- 19. Lab test syndromes For L-B-P pathology - hyperbilirubinemia (conjugated, unconjugated, mixed) Inflammatory syndrome anemic cholestasis (ALP,
- 20. Lab test syndromes With liver diseases: HCFS (total protein, albumin, cholesterol, INR) Cytolysis (increase in AST,
- 21. For diseases of the pancreas: inflammatory-necrotic (amylase, lipase, trypsin in the blood) exocrine insufficiency = Malabsorption
- 22. Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity Liver pathology exclusion of focal pathology, detection of ascites, hepato-splenomegaly, portal
- 23. Endoscopy Esophagus varices Duodenopapilloscopy
- 24. X-ray CT MRI PET
- 25. N liver
- 26. Echinococcosis cyst
- 27. uneven surface ascites High density
- 29. CT
- 31. MRI cholangiography
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