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محمد فیصل

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GALL BLADDER STONEحصاۃ مرارہ

اختر : ،دانش احمد نزیر،وسیم جنید معاونین : بنگلور میڈیسن یونانی ٓااف انسٹیٹیوٹ نیشنل اسکالرس جی پی

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CONTENTS

Surgical Anatomy of Gall BladderPhysiologyGall Stone

نظر نقطہ یونانی Causes Pathogenesis Types of Stones Features Effects of Gall Stone Complications Miscellaneous

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• Pear-shaped sac, about 5–12 cm long• Lying on the visceral surface of the right lobe of the liver in a fossa

between the right and quadrate lobes• Divided into four anatomic areas: Fundus

The corpus (body)The Infundibulum

The Neck

Anatomy

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•The two hepatic ducts from right and left lobes of the liver unite at the porta hepatis to form the common hepatic duct which is joined by the cystic duct from the gallbladder to form the common bile duct.

•The common bile duct enters the second part of the duodenum posteriorly.

•In about 70% of cases, it is joined by the main pancreatic duct to form the combined opening in the duodenum (ampulla of Vater).

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• In 30% cases, the common bile duct and the pancreatic duct open separately into the duodenum.

• The common bile duct in its duodenal portion is surrounded by longitudinal and circular muscles derived from the duodenum forming sphincter of Oddi.

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HISTOLOGY

Serous layer

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Mucosal layer

Smooth muscle layer

Perimuscular layer

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Gallbladder drains through cystic duct into common hepatic duct to form common bile duct.

It is supplied by cystic artery, a branch of right hepatic artery.

Calot’s triangle is formed by common hepatic duct to the left, cystic duct below, and inferior surface of liver above. Cystic artery originating from right hepatic artery passes behind the common hepatic artery, enters the Calot’s triangle to reach the gallbladder. It contains lymph node of ‘Lund’ (Fred Bates Lund).

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5. Maintenance of Pressure in Biliary System

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FUNCTIONS OF GALLBLADDER

1. Storage of Bile

2. Concentration of Bile

3 .Alteration of pH of Bile

4 .Secretion of Mucin

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PROPERTIES AND COMPOSITION OF BILE

SECRETION OF BILE

STORAGE OF BILE

Composition of bile

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Differences between liver bile and gallbladder bile

Types of entities Liver bile Gallbladder bilepH 8 to 8.6 7 to 7.6Specific gravity 1010 to 1011 1026 to 1032Water content 97.6% 89%Solids 2.4% 11%Organic substancesBile Salts 0.5 g/dL 6.0 g/dLBile Pigments 0.05 g/dL 0.3 g/dLCholesterol 0.1 g/dL 0.5 g/dLFatty Acids 0.2 g/dL 1.2 g/dLLecithin 0.05 g/dL 0.4 g/dLMucin Absent PresentInorganic substancesSodium 150 mEq/L 135 mEq/LCalcium 4 mEq/L 22 mEq/LPotassium 5 mEq/L 12 mEq/LChloride 100 mEq/L 10 mEq/LBicarbonate 30 mEq/L 10 mEq/L

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BILE SALTS Bile salts are the sodium and potassium salts of bile acids, which are conjugated with glycine or taurine.

FORMATION OF BILE SALTS

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1. Emulsification of Fats

2. Absorption of Fats

3. Choleretic Action

4. Cholagogue Action

5. Laxative Action

6. Prevention of Gallstone Formation

FUNCTIONS OF BILE SALTS

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Formation and circulation of bile pigments

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FILLING AND EMPTYING OF GALLBLADDER

2. Hormonal FactorWhen a fatty chyme enters the intestine from stomach, the intestine secretes the cholecystokinin, which causes contraction of the gallbladder.

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1. Neural FactorStimulation of parasympathetic nerve (vagus) causes contraction of gallbladder by releasing acetylcholine. The vagal stimulation occurs during the cephalic phase and gastric phase of gastric secretion.

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GALL STONE

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GALLSTONES

Definitions: Gallstone is a solid crystal deposit that is formed by cholesterol, calcium ions and bile pigments in the gallbladder or bile duct. Cholelithiasis is the presence of gallstones in gallbladder

Causes for Gallstone Formation

1. Reduction in bile salts and/or lecithin 2. Excess of cholesterol 3. Disturbed cholesterol metabolism 4. Excess of calcium ions due to increased concentration of bile5. Damage or infection of gallbladder epithelium. It alters the absorptive function of the mucous membrane of the gallbladder. Sometimes, there is excessive absorption of water or even bile salts, leading to increased concentration of cholesterol, bile pigments and calcium ions 6. Obstruction of bile flow from the gallbladder.

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نظر نقطہ یونانیجزئی کمی مزاج سوء

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Geography

Genetic factors(CYP7A1- cholesterol 7-hydroxylase)

Age

Sex

Drugs

Obesity

Diet

Gastrointestinal diseases

Factors in pigment gallstones

RISK FACTORS

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PATHOGENESIS OF CHOLESTEROL, MIXED GALLSTONES AND BILIARY SLUDGE.

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PATHOGENESIS. The mechanism of gallstone formation

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Factors altering the cholesterol to bile salt ratio

Obesity Drugs– Oral contraceptive pills– Clofi brate– Cholestyramine Ileal disease Ileal resection Altered enterohepatic circulation

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III. Bile stasis: Occurs due to estrogen therapy, pregnancy, vagotomy and in patients who are on long term intravenous fluids or TPN

IV. Increased bilirubin production due to any of the causes of haemolysis as in hereditary spherocytosis, sickle cell anaemia, thalassaemia, malaria, cirrhosis. Here pigmentstones are common.

II. Infections and Infestations:Bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella,Parasites like Clonarchis sinensis and Ascaris lumbricoides are often associated.Moynihan’s aphorism: “A gallstone is a tomb stone erected to the memory of the organism within it.”

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1. Cholesterol stones are 6% common, often solitary.

Types

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2. Mixed stones are 90% common. It contains cholesterol, calcium salts of phosphate carbonate, palmitate, proteins, and are multiple faceted.

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3. Pigment stones are small, black or greenish black, multiple. Often they can be sludge like.

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Features of Gallstones.Type Freq Com Gallbladder Changes Appearance1. Pure 06% i) Cholesterol Cholesterolosis Solitary, oval, large, smooth,

yellow gallstones white; on C/S radiating glistening crystals

ii) Bile pigment No change Multiple, small, jet-black, mulberry shaped; on C/S soft black

iii) Calcium carbonate No change Multiple, small, grey-white, faceted; C/S hard

2. Mixed 90% Cholesterol, bile pigment Chronic cholecystitis Multiple, multifaceted, variable size,and calcium carbonate on C/S laminated alternating dark- in varying combination pigment layer and pale-white layer

3. Combined4% Pure gallstone nucleus with Chronic cholecystitis Solitary, large, smooth; on C/S Gallstones mixed gall stone shell, or central nucleus of pure gallstone

mixed gallstone nucleus with with mixed shell or vice versapure gall stone shell

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Saint’s triad Gallstones Diverticulosis of the colon Hiatus hernia

Rarely centre of the stone contains radiolucent gas which is either triradiate (Mercedes Benz sign) or biradiate (Seagull sign).

Black pigment stones are common in gallbladder. It is usually calcium bilirubinate, calcium phosphate and bicarbonate stone with a matrix. It is common in haemolytic disorders. They are usually multiple, small black and hard in consistency.

Only 10% of gallstones are radio-opaque, 90% are radiolucent.

Miscellanous

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Brown pigment stones are formed in biliary tree as primary biliary stones. It is commonly due to infection like Escherichia coli and bacteroides (98%) with bacterial nidus at the centre(often Ascaris lumbricoides or Clonorchis sinensis infestation or foreign body or stents). They secrete β glucuronidase to cause hydrolysis of soluble conjugated bilirubin to insoluble calcium bilirubinate. It also contains calcium palmitate, calcium stearate and cholesterol. They are brownish yellow, soft and mushy.

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In the gallbladderi. Silent asymptomatic stones occurs in 10% of males and 20% of females.

Effects of the Gallstones

ii. Biliary colic with periodicity, severe within hours after meal (commonest presentation). Biliary colic is spasmodic pain often severe, in right upper quadrant and epigastrium radiating to chest, upper back and shoulder. It is self-limiting, recurs unpredictably, often precipitated by a fatty/heavy meal. Fever and increased WBC count may be observed.

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iii. Acute cholecystitis.

iv. Chronic cholecystitis.

v. Empyema gallbladder.

vi. Perforation causing biliary peritonitis or pericholecystitic abscess.

vii. Mucocele of gallbladder.

viii. Carcinoma gallbladder.

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complications of gallstones.

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Gallstone Colic It is sudden, severe colicky abdominal pain in right upper quadrant which radiates to back and shoulder. This pain is due to sudden spasm of gallbladder wall when gallstone moves towards the neck of the gallbladder or cystic duct and gets impacted. Tachycardia and restlessness are common. Right hypochondrium is tender.

It is precipitated by supine position while sleeping at night. It lasts for few hours and is episodic. It may precipitate acute cholecystitis or empyema gallbladder.

There is reflex pylorospasm causing vomiting.

Flatulent Dyspepsia It is discomfort in the abdomen, belching, heartburn, fat intolerance, sensation of fullness in the abdomen usually observed in fatty, fertile, flatulent female.

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Silent gallstone

Asymptomatic stone in the gallbladder ,Usually it is cholesterol stone, often single It is accidentally discovered by U/S It need not be treated unless:

– Patient is diabetic/immunosuppressed

– High chances of developing gallbladder carcinoma

– Stone more than 2.5 cm/multiple stones

– If gallbladder wall is thickened

– If there is high risk for carcinoma GB

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علاج:معمولی حالت میں

صبح میں ۔ حجر الیہود، سنگ سرماہی ہر ایک ایک گرام باریک پیس کر جوارش زرعونی سات گرام میں ملاکر کھلائیں ۱

م ل میں حل ۲۵ م ل میں نکال کر شربت دینار ۱۵۰اوپر سے شیرہ کاکنج، شیرہ بادیان، شیرہ خیارین ہر ایک تین گرام ، عرق انناس ٓااب برگ سبز ترب مروق م ل شامل کرکے پلائیں۵۰کرکے

شام میں م ل استعمال کرائیں ۲۵ م ل اور سکنجبین بزوری ۱۲۵۔ معجون عقرب پانچ گرام ہمراہ عرق انناس ۲

سوتے وقت ۔ روغن زیتون پچاس م ل پلائیں ۳

اصول علاج و علاج:ٓاارام کرائیں، کسی ہوا دار کمرے میں لٹائیں ۱ ۔ درد کے وقت مریض کو ۔ درد کے مقام پہ محلل و مسکن ادویہ کے جوشاندے سے ٹکور کریں۲۔ داخلی طور پر مفتتات حصات ادویہ کا استعمال کرائیں ۳ٓاالو بخارہ ساٹھ ملی لیٹر ۔۔۔۔پانی میں حل کرکے پلائیں۴ ۔قبض کی صورت میں زلال ۔ تقلیل غذاء ،خصوصی طور پر چربی دار غذاؤں سے یکسر پرہیز کرائیں ۵

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Diagnosis & Management of Gallstones

1. U/S abdomen

Ultrasound gallbladder showing echogenic lesion.

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plain X-ray abdomen;

Plain X-ray showing (A) Mercedes Benz sign, (B) Multiple faceted stones

LFT; total WBC count.

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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy ideal.

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Open cholecystectomy is done through right subcostal Kocher’s incision.

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