| 07/23/08 - 04:29 PM  
 
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Tuscani wrote:hepatitis? there is no transaminases in this question...  Yes, that was a second thought. My first instinct was CBD obstruction. However she is jaundiced and has a high bili... there was no mention of alk phos, so that made me rethink my initial thought (CBD obstruction), but I guess thats the right answer.
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| Oussama77 Forum Junior
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| | 08/08/08 - 03:07 AM  
 
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Such high level of bilirubin is mostly compatible with CBD obstruction, right?
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| nightflight1945 banned
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| | 08/08/08 - 06:11 AM  
 
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Six days is too mush for Halothane -related hepatitis.
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| lampard Forum Junior

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| | 10/10/08 - 12:31 PM  
 
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delayyed halothane hepatitis at (7 days) ie type II fever leukocytosis hepatic tenderness jaundice ie elevated bilirubin
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| gag_pol_env Forum Junior
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| | 10/18/08 - 01:47 AM  
 
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Guys i am with u who go with CBD injury....becoz its a common complication of laproscopic cholecystectomy and its due to bile leakage in early period.We have a full picture of it.And we also hav a abdominal distension . In halotane hepatitiss,distension is less likely than tenderness.Aand eosinophilia should be there. Actually both options are potential answers.
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