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PATHOLOGY OF CHOLECYSTITIS, Study notes of Pathology

DOCUMENT CONTAINS DEFINATION OF CHOLECYSTITIS, PATHOLOGY , TYPES [ ACUTE AND CHRONIC] , MORPHOLOGY WITH CLINICAL MANIFESTATION. ALONGWITH MICROSCOPIC FEATURES AND COMPLICATIONS OF EACH TYPE.

Typology: Study notes

2020/2021

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CLINICAL
MANIFEST
ATM
Pain
It's
constant
;
not
colicky
follows
fatty
meal
intake
,
inducing
gallbladder
contraction
.
2)
pain
is
localised
Rt
-
epigastrium
1-
Radiate
to
Rt
.
shoulder
1-
Back
3)
Gallstone
associated
I
*
artiste
of
AB
carcinoma
*
8*04*8*8
TTIITTTI
$
Inflammation
of
gallbladder
which
could
be
Acute
Chronic
Acute
-
superimposed
on
chronic
1)
ACUTE
CHOLECYSTITIS
-
:
In
90%
cases
it's
caused
by
obstruction
on
week
of
gallbladder
as
cystic
duct
by
stones
comp
LICATN
󲰛
Acute
Calculous
Cholecystitis
Emergency
surgery
is
needed
.
󲰛
10%
cases
tf
A
calculous
cholecystitis
-4
PGE
,
-
released
within
wall
of
distended
gallbladder
contribute
to
mucosal
+
Mural
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pf4
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CLINICAL MANIFESTATM ☐

Pain → It's constant

;

not

colicky

follows fatty^

meal intake^ , inducing gallbladder

contraction .

  1. pain
is localised^ ⑨^ Rt-

epigastrium 1-

Radiate to Rt. shoulder 1-Back

3) Gallstone associated I *artiste

of AB carcinoma 8048*8TTIITTTI$ Inflammation of^ gallbladder^ which could^ be ① (^) Acute ② (^) Chronic ③ Acute -

superimposed on

chronic

  1. ACUTE^ CHOLECYSTITIS^
  • : In (^) 90% cases it's (^) caused

by

obstruction (^) on week of (^) gallbladder as

cystic

duct by stones ① comp LICATN (^) Acute (^) Calculous Cholecystitis Emergency surgery^

is needed.

10% (^) cases tf → A^ calculous^ cholecystitis

  • PGE (^) , -

released within^ wall

of

distended gallbladder contribute to^ mucosal (^) + Mural

inflammation

  • teeter bacterial^ infectious Tweede

Acute^

calculous cholecystitis

→ is common ein

☆☆* diabetic^ patients

having

symptomatic

Goku Acute acidulous^

cholecystitis

:

resulting

from ischemia

→Rt^ + No^ co-^ lateral^ uaeculatu

m¥¥Jfwpia

attic (^) arty

% an end

artery

! artery Tuflamatt edema^ of a. B ↓ compromising

blood flow

inferior

cptieyey

+ a.^ B stasis due^ to^ accumulator

of micro

crystal of^

cholesterol

#Risk factor (^) fare Acute (^) Acalculus cholecystitis

☐ sepsis +^ Hypotnsn # MORPHOLOGY

  1. Maltings^

organfail^ ① Acute

cholecystitis

ᵗETʰʰ

  1. Immuno. suppresn a) Jemima^ +^ Burns^ Red / blotchy snbserosal (^1) , to
  2. (^) PM G) Infections (^) haemorrhage Green -
Black

discolouration ← ②

Calculous

cholecystitis

obstructing

stone @ neekofa ' B' cloudy

bite + Fibrin

pees this^ % ,• is called (^) as - Gallbladder empyema

MORPHOLOGY^

-8 ① CHRONIC^ CHOLECYSTITIS^
  • : ⑥ (^) Serosa -6 smooth *allstaring ᵗ# Dull fibrosis ② Thickened^ wall^ + opaque Grey
  • (^) white appearance ③ Mucosa^ preserved -^ green

yellow mucoid bite (^) - stones ⑥ flisbo^ -4^ ☐^ lymphocyte +^ plasma cells^ +

  • macrophage I 2%

of bet^ ⑨^ Mucosa^ tsubserosal^ fibrous

  1. subenpitheliwm &^ dumbaerosol fibrosis time!
  2. (^) ROKITANSKY
  • ASCHOFF SINUSES outpouring of^

mucosal epithelium

Ñ_

a) PORCELAIN GALLBLADDER^

  • Dystrophic

calcification

8) HYALINE22h14 CHOLECYSTITIS ÷ mucosa →fihoeosed

  1. (^) Manthegranulomatous cholecystitis ÷ Thickened (^) wall + shrunken +modular + (^) inflamed c- foie (^) of necrosis + hemorrhage
  • lipid - containing all + foamy cytoplasm = Xanthoma cells

a) tlydeops^ of^ Gallbladder

tonically obstructed (^) + dictated^ + (^) clear secretion

Gallbladder Carcinoma

COMPELCATH

☐ Bae. superinfect " (^) c- cholangitis/^ sepsis

2) a.^ B.^

perforate

  • local (^) abscess
  1. GB^ rupture

diffuse

peritonitis

a)

Biliary

enteric fistula → a.stone^ induced^ intestinal obstructs

Aggrenatw of^ preexisting med. illness → 1 ¥ (^) ☒ 8 ☒

→ (^) Most common 1-. pts with gallstone

develops (^) gallbladder carcinoma.

# MORPHOLOGY÷

☐ Flat +iusifu lesion c-

varying dysplasia mass farming adenoma -^ cessions Interchangeable papillary^ tubular (^) neoplasm

Adenocarcinoma -^ detected^ in^ fundus 1-, Glands unheeded^ eh^ dlsuioplastic stroma^ + peri neural^ &

portagesculler^ invasion^ is^ also^ seen