khalid22 Forum Newbie
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| | 12/26/04 - 06:12 AM  
 
   
 
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male with 35 years old co:1.intermittent fever 2.pain in the rt hypo condrium 3.nausea and vomitting all for 4 days pt had a history of irretable bowel syndrom 6 yrs ago oe there is tender enlarged liver an jaundice invetigation that done hb 65% leuckocytes 20000 esr is raised what the diff dignosis and how to confirm each one +managemnt [/u][/b]
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| miky Forum Senior
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| | 12/27/04 - 08:54 AM  
 
   
 
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male with 35 years old co:1.intermittent fever 2.pain in the rt hypo condrium 3.nausea and vomitting all for 4 days pt had a history of irretable bowel syndrom 6 yrs ago oe there is tender enlarged liver an jaundice invetigation that done hb 65% leuckocytes 20000 esr is raised what the diff dignosis and how to confirm each one +managemnt [/u][/b] although not clearly written, this case is quite easy: intermittent fever, pain in the RH, N&V- seems liver or gallbladder involved. tender enlarged liver = congestive hmegaly jaundice - obtruction? increased ESR & leukocytes count - infection? Hb 65 % (what's that?) acute cholangytis (Charcot's triad) - often a stone acute cholecystitis liver abscess (less likely) anyway, here's an investigational plan: 1st: abd U/S - next: cholangiography (oral / ERCP) - if gallbladder not visualized - next: HIDA scan what's your answer? :roll:
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