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SINGLE DOSE treatment of URINARY TRACT INFECTION in women, Dr Sharda jain , ...Lifecare Centre
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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
UTI is the 2nd most common infectious presentation in community practices
Anti-spasmodic drugs are used to treat symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome like pain and spasms. There are two main classes - antimuscarinic drugs which block cholinergic transmission and relax smooth muscle, and direct smooth muscle relaxants like mebeverine which directly affect colonic muscle activity. These drugs work by reducing contractions of the intestines which helps relieve IBS symptoms like pain and bloating. Common anti-spasmodics discussed include hyoscine butylbromide, dicyclomine, and drotaverine.
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This document summarizes the clinical pharmacokinetics of the cardiac glycoside drug digoxin. It outlines digoxin's absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination. Absorption is around 80% orally but is affected by foods and other drugs. Distribution is extensive with a large volume of distribution that is correlated to lean body mass. Metabolism involves hepatic and renal pathways. The document then demonstrates how to determine an appropriate digoxin dose regimen for a case study patient based on pharmacokinetic parameters like volume of distribution and drug clearance. The case study calculates a loading dose and maintenance dose for the patient.
GERD ( Gasrtro-esophageal reflux disease )
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And Case study at the end
Levofloxacin is the isolated levo isomer of ofloxacin, which allows for once daily dosing. It has superior efficacy to other fluoroquinolones like ofloxacin and ciprofloxacin. Levofloxacin achieves high concentrations in tissues and body fluids, making it effective against common pathogens causing respiratory, urinary, skin and soft tissue infections. It demonstrates rapid bactericidal activity and lower resistance development compared to other fluoroquinolones. Guidelines recommend levofloxacin as first-line therapy for various infections.
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SINGLE DOSE treatment of URINARY TRACT INFECTION in women, Dr Sharda jain , ...Lifecare Centre
SINGLE DOSE treatment of URINARY TRACT INFECTION in women
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And Case study at the end
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Peritoneal dialysis is a way to remove waste products from your blood when your kidneys can no longer do the job adequately.
A cleansing fluid flows through a tube (catheter) into part of your abdomen and filters waste products from your blood. After a prescribed period of time, the fluid with filtered waste products flows out of your abdomen and is discarded.
Peritoneal dialysis differs from hemodialysis, a more commonly used blood-filtering procedure. With peritoneal dialysis, you can give yourself treatments at home, at work or while traveling.
Peritoneal dialysis is a way to remove waste products from your blood when your kidneys can no longer do the job adequately.
A cleansing fluid flows through a tube (catheter) into part of your abdomen and filters waste products from your blood. After a prescribed period of time, the fluid with filtered waste products flows out of your abdomen and is discarded.
Peritoneal dialysis differs from hemodialysis, a more commonly used blood-filtering procedure. With peritoneal dialysis, you can give yourself treatments at home, at work or while traveling.
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Peritoneal Dialysis (PD): type of dialysis that uses peritoneal semipermeable membrane to remove excessive wastes and fluids from the blood in peritoneal vessels to a dialysate solution that implant into peritoneal cavity than drain it outside the body.
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Appendicle abscess Siedah Telesford MDDr. Griffith Team .docxrossskuddershamus
Appendicle abscess
Siedah Telesford MD
Dr. Griffith Team
History
CC: H.M. age 42 M p/w vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days.
HPI: Pt p/w vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days.
Pt was diagnosed with gastroenteritis at Arima General after 1 day of vomiting and diarrhea.
Pt admitted to diffuse abdominal pain x 2 weeks. Initially 5/10, took antiemetics and panadol had some relief for 1 day.
1 day later, abdominal pain got progressively worse, 8/10, diffuse, took panadol but no relief
42 yo M came to the ED with vomiting and diarrhea x3days. 2 week h/o diffuse abd pain. Diagnosed as gastro 2 days before admission. Pt had pain relief with antiemetics and panadol initially. Physical
2
History
Exacerbated by movement and cough
Vomiting (3/7) 2 episodes/day of food bilious, nonbloody
Anorexia
Diarrhea
Subjective Fever
Tenesmus – he described wanting to pass stool but unable to
Denies urinary symptoms
No trauma
PMHx: Denies
Medications: Denies
PSx: Denies
Allergies: NKDA
ROS- Noncontributory
Tenesmus
3
Physical Exam
General appearance: Young male in mild painful distress
V/s: P- 96 O2- 98 T- 36.4 RR- 24 BP- 131/67
Abdomen: +BS, Nondistended, firm
Tenderness in lower abd; ++RLQ , +rebound, +guarding
+Rovsing sign, -Obturator sign,+iliopsoas sign, -DRE
Respiratory: CTAB
CVS: RRR, S1/S2 heard.
Labs and ED course
WBC- 16.9 Hb- 12 Plt- 290
RFT, LFT, amylase, lipase, UA- WNL
CXR and AXR-WNL
ED course: Pt received
4mg Buscopan
50mg Gravol
50mg zantac
1L IVF NS
Imaging
Appendix measuring 1.6cm
4.5mm appendicolith within its tip
Small amount of free fluid in RIF
Fat stranding around appendix
5.1cm x 4.2cm collection with enhancing walls at tip of appendix
Fat stranding around the sigmoid colon
Working diagnosis: Appendicitis with appendicular abscess
Procedure
General anesthesia. Open lap and appendectomy. 24 French was left.
7
Post op
POD # 1
V/S: WNL
Intake: 2L RL/24 hrs
Urine output: 600 ml/24 hrs
J-vac: 100 ml
WBC 14.82
- Abd: +BS, distended, tenderness at incision site.
Post op
WBC: 14.8—>13.7—>12.6
Remained NPO, IVF, pain meds
Antibiotic tx with Flagyl and Zinacef for 8 days and removal of the drain on POD #7
Management of appendicitis with abscess or mass
Management of appendicitis presenting with abscess
In acute appendicitis patients, the proportion of cases associated with an abscess or a tumor in the periappendix has been reported to be approximately 2% to 7%.
3 approaches:
Emergency surgery
Early conservative treatments followed by elective surgery
Conservative treatments and follow-up observation only
If surgery is performed under the condition that inflammation due to appendicitis has spread to adjacent areas, the inflammation may have spread over a wide area. In addition, because of edema and the vulnerability of the adjacent small intestine and large intestine, secondary fistulas, etc., may have developed. In our case, there was inflammation of the sigmoid and rectum. For.
Tonsillectomy is the surgical removal of the palatine tonsils. It is indicated for recurrent throat infections, tonsillitis causing medical issues, or enlarged tonsils obstructing breathing.
Pre-operative assessment involves evaluating the patient's medical history, examining the throat, and in some cases checking coagulation or doing a sleep study. Certain conditions like bleeding disorders or Down syndrome require special pre-operative management.
The surgery involves using various techniques like dissection and snare to separate the tonsils from surrounding tissue and remove them. Post-operative care focuses on pain management, diet, hygiene and watching for potential complications like bleeding or infection. Newer techniques aim to reduce morbidity through less invasive procedures
Peritoneal dialysis (PD) has several potential advantages over hemodialysis (HD), but each modality also has limitations that must be considered for each patient. PD is generally less expensive than HD due to lower infrastructure and labor costs. It allows more freedom and flexibility for patients while preserving residual kidney function for longer compared to HD. However, not all patients are medically suitable for PD due to certain comorbidities. The optimal dialysis modality must be selected individually based on each patient's medical needs and preferences.
Peritoneal dialysis (PD) has several potential advantages over hemodialysis (HD), though patient and clinical factors must be considered when determining the optimal renal replacement therapy (RRT). PD is associated with better preservation of residual renal function, higher quality of life due to greater flexibility, and lower risk of infection. However, HD requires more nursing staff per patient. The "right modality at the right time" depends on individual patient characteristics and preferences as well as resource availability. Overall, PD can be a cost-effective first-line RRT option when integrated with HD.
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10. Straining and pushing Piles elongate and grow bigger Pushed outside the anal sphincter May be strangulated How Piles Develop
11. May be perianal hematoma Or prolapsed internal pile External Piles
12. Pain Bleeding Lump in the anus (Prolapse) What are the symptoms of piles
13. Heamatochezia Piles may bleed profusely Usually stains the toiletpaper or coats the stool. Bright red blood Blood in the stools
14. Piles is not the only cause of rectal bleeding Important to exclude cancer Colonoscopy is recommended before treatment of the piles. Other causes of Bleeding
15. Discover other causes of bleeding Very comfortable procedure Heavy sedation No recollection Takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Colonoscopy
16. Diagnosis Lower GI symptoms Screening Family history of Cancer Previous Polyps Over 40 years Which patients need a Colonoscopy
17. Polyps can be removed Lesions can be biopsied Diagnostic and Therapeutic at the same time Colonoscopy saves lives! Most important Benefit of Colonoscopy
18. Many diseases can be treated through the scope Makes Operation uneccessary Therapeutic Potential of Endoscopy
19. First Degree – Internal 2nd Degree – Occasionally prolapsing 3rd Degree – Prolapsed but can be pushed back 4th Degree-prolapsed and cannot be pushed back Degrees of Piles
22. Causes of Piles Excessive straining during bowel movement, or when constipated ·Chronic diarrhoea ·Lack of adequate fibre in the diet. ·Pregnancy and childbirth ·Family history ·Cancer or growths in the pelvis or bowel ·Age, which causes the anal cushions’ supporting ligaments to lax
23. Pregnancy and Piles Increase intrabdominal pressure Pushing during delivery Piles common in pregnancy Can be treated even when pregnant without danger to baby
24. Constipation Very common problem Old and young people Excessive straining because of constipation can lead to Piles Can have other causes…?Cancer
25. When should I worry? Diarrhoea can also cause piles Frequent bowel movement and straining. Must worry when there is blood or mucous Diarrhoea
26. Common causes of Diarrhea Infection Inflammatory bowel disease Irritable Bowel Cancer Food allergy intolerance
32. Cylindrical air micronizer Micronized purified flavonoid fraction Purified flavonoid fraction Compressed air (1000 km/h) Daflon 500 mg: a unique micronized form A unique high-tech process using an air-jet stream at supersonic speed
33. Daflon 500 mg: a unique micronizedform for provenbetterbioavailability Nonmicronized diosmin ** Urinary excretion (%) Daflon 500 mg 57.9 * P=0.0001 ** P=0.0004 * 32.7 31.1 15.9 24 Hours 168 Hours Crossover study in 12 healthy volunteers taking [14C] diosmin orally (micronized vs nonmicronized) Garner RC, Garner JV, Gregory S, et al. J Pharm Sci. 2002;91:32-40.
34. Daflon 500 mg: a comprehensive mode of action On venous tone On microcirculation On lymphatic drainage Reduction in inflammatory process
36. Daflon 500 mg: a comprehensive mode of action Protection of microcirculation Increases capillary resistance 2 Decreases capillary hyperpermeability 1 Placebo Maximum number of leakage sites/cm² induced by inflammatory mediators Mean capillaryresistance (mm Hg) Daflon500 mg *** P<0.001 344 347 323 *** *** *** 161 110 91 Leukotriene B4 Histamine Bradykinin n=60 n=100 Time(weeks) 1. Bouskela E, Donyo KA. Int J Microcirc Clin Exp. 1995;15:293-300. 2. Galley P, Thiollet M. Int Angiol. 1993;12, 1:69-72.
37. Daflon 500 mg: a comprehensive mode of action Placebo Daflon500 mg Reduction of local inflammation Granuloma PGE2production* Granuloma TxB2production* Granuloma PGF2production* n=14 ** P<0.01 *** P<0.001 - 45.2% - 78.4% ** - 59.5% ** *** Time after granuloma induction (days) * pg/mg proteins Damon M ,Flandre O, Michel F, Perdrix L, Labrid C, Crastes-de-Paulet A. Arzneimittelforschung/Drug Res. 1987;37:1149-1153.
38. Daflon 500 mg: clinical efficacy in hemorrhoidal disease Pain score 2 1 - 50% * - 84% Nonmicronized diosmin 0 1 2 0 Daflon500 mg Micronization provides 30% more clinical efficacy Mean number of acute episodesafter 2 months’ treatment n=59 * P=0.02 * Time (months) Cospite M, Cospite V. Phlebology. 1992;7(suppl 2):53-56.
39. Daflon 500 mg: clinical efficacy in hemorrhoidal disease Placebo Daflon500 mg On the 3rd day, 3 times less patients with sustained bleeding % Patients with sustained bleeding on the 3rd day n=100 * P<0.01 3x * Misra M, Parshad R. Br J Surgery. 2000.;87:868-872.
40. Daflon 500 mg: clinical efficacy in hemorrhoidal disease Placebo Daflon500 mg Progressively and significantly less bleeding during 1 week treatment % Patients with sustained bleeding from D4 to D7 n=100 * P<0.01 7.5X 6x 7x 6.7x * * * * Time(days) Misra M, Parshad R. Br J Surgery. 2000.;87:868-872.
41. Daflon 500 mg: clinical efficacy in hemorrhoidal disease Placebo Daflon500 mg Significantly less patients with recurrent bleeding % Patients with recurrent bleeding at D90 n=100 * P<0.05 Duration: 3 months * Misra M, Parshad R. Br J Surgery. 2000.;87:868-872.
44. The only phlebotropic drug shown to be effective in venous leg ulcer healingCHRONIC VENOUS DISEASE 2 TABLETS DAILY HEMORRHOIDAL DISEASE UP TO 6 TABLETS DAILY
45. Known as sclerotherapy Thrombovar or Fibrovein Causes destruction of the vessels and fibrosis Good for 1st degree Bleeding May be repeated Painless and no downtime Operator & Skill Dependant 70% cure rate Injection of Piles
46. Good for early 2nd degree Fleshy piles but still internal Painless and no downtime 87% cure rate Operator & Skill Dependant Rubber Banding
47. Piles are excised Large wounds are left Very painful Agony for 2 weeks Bleeding Difficult to Pass Motion Classical Hemorrhoidectomy
48. Italians are great innovators Fashion, Architecture, Art, Food etc New techniques in pile treatment Stapling (Longo) THD Solutions from Italy
49. Has been popular for last decade Less painful/some pain Day surgery Complications can happen Stricture Fistula Operator & Skill Dependant Stapling
50. Advantages of Stapling Removes all the piles Great for 4th degree and advanced 3rd degree piles Instant result Technically straightforward to perform. Disadvantage: painful in some cases.
51. Latest high tech solution – 10 months in Singapore but many years in Europe No cutting, burning or stapling Not painful Much more effective & efficient than any older techniques in our experience Day surgery Operator & Skill Dependant Transanal Hemorrhoidal Artery Ligation
52. Vessels located by ultrasound Vessels are stitched deep in the rectum Prolapsed mucosa can be hitched back inside. Intervention is in area devoid of pain nerve fibres. Technique of THAL
53. 30 minute procedure Day surgery No pain or bearable discomfort in recovery period for most. Instant solution No downtime Back to work the next day in most cases Advantages
54. Large 2nd degree 3rd degree piles Not for badly prolapsed piles. Indications for THAL
55. Our own series 70 patients Male: Female 1: 1 Age range 30 to 65 Symptoms: Bleeding : 70% Pain : 35% Prolapse: 90% Procedure: THD alone 85% THD plus excision 15% Post Op No pain 60% Slight discomfort 20% Some pain : 20% Significant bleeding 2 patients
56. ASG Series 80% back to normal activities in 2 days 20% delay going back to normal activities because of pain or bleeding 70% complained of increase bowel frequency for a 2 or 3 days. One case required rubber banding for remnant tissue 3 cases had to have skin tags removed One perianal abscess Two patients had fistulectomysome months after THD.
57. Most patients will feel absolutely no pain A small minority will have a bearable discomfort in the anus Some will have discomfort from wind especially if a colonoscope was done. A small minority of 10% to 20% will have some pain. What will I feel after the Procedure?
58. Patients will be able to go to toilet normally No pain during passing motion. The doctor can put a finger in the anus the next day without causing any pain. More comfortable than after haemorrhoidectomy or stapling. Comfort after the Procedure
59. Discomfort Frequent stools Constipation Slight bleeding Mucous discharge Remnant skin tags Large piles may take a while to shrink Post-operative sequelae
60. Role of the Family Doctor Treatment of 1st and 2nd degree piles Medication Dietary advice Bowel habit advice Dealing with blood in the stools Picking up patients with risk factors of cancer Post-operative management after THD or Stapler haemorrhoidectomy
61. What the Family Doctor can do Analgesia DAFLON Antibiotics Regulate bowel habits: Laxatives or Lomotil Reassurance Wound toilet and dressing Lignocainegel, suppositories Advice on diet Medical certificate
62. Conclusions 1st and 2nd Degree piles can be treated with medicine, suppositories, injections or rubber band THAL is the ideal treatment for most 2nd and 3rd Degree piles 4th Degree piles need stapling Do a colonoscopy to detect cancer and polyps GPs have a big role to play in treatment of lower stages of piles and post-operative care.
63. Testimonial by Our Patient I had piles for a long time and they bleed frequently. I was very happy that I went for the New piles removal procedure which was comfortable and not painful. Immediately after the procedure, I do not feel any pain and I could go about my normal activities. The services at ASG was very efficient with little waiting time. Overall, I was happy and satisfied with the procedure and also I would recommend it to my friends. Sergey Kustov 8 Jan’10
64. I had the THAL Procedure & Colonoscopy done on 2 Feb’10. 3 hours later, I was surprised to walking out of recovery normally without feeling pain from the procedure. In fact, my pain then was due to excessive diarrhea from Fleet before the procedure. After leaving the clinic, I went for dinner and I could sit on a wooden bench without a cushion. I was extremely pleased. I am back to work the next day. I could also pass motion normally. I was very satisfied with the overall outcome. Chiang Sue Fern Testimonial by Our Patient
65. Testimonial I’m very glad to share with anyone or everybody whom are suffering from piles my personal experience. It started about 28 years ago. I experienced piles when I was in the army. At that time, the medical officer claimed that it is not harmful at all. So I went along with the idea. As years go by, the piles that I had are getting worse. It became painful at times and it grew bigger with bleeding each time I visited the toilet, I can feel the pain to my head. I do have the habit of sitting too long in there (about 30 to 45 mins). I came across a newspaper advertisement on a seminar about piles removal procedure. I met Dr Peter Goh and his team of staff. At that point of time, I am still not very sure if I should go ahead with the procedure. But Dr Peter Goh was very assuring and given his many years of experience and the trust i had upon him, I decided to proceed with the procedure. To my surprise, after the procedure, I don’t feel any pain at all. I was all alright and could go back to work the next day. There was only a slight discomfort and felt a little feverish but the pile was no longer sticking out from my anus. Henceforth, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr Peter Goh and team for helping me and taking care of me before, during and after the operation.
The active ingredient of Daflon 500 undergoes a high-tech process called micronization where jets of air moving at the speed of sound are used to break up the particle size of the diosmin from an average size of 36.5 microns to less than 2 microns (from 37 to 1.6 microns).The micronization of diosmin significantly improves the absorption of Daflon 500 mg as shown in both human and animal studies.
The Garner study confirms that in humans, micronization almost doubles Daflon 500mg’s absorption compared with nonmicronized diosmin. These results were seen as early as thefirst day and is consistent with the results at day 7.
Daflon 500mg acts simultaneously on the venous tone, the lymphatic drainage and on the microcirculation resulting in a reduction of the inflammatory process.
Daflon 500 increases venous tone by prolonging the activity of Noradrenaline on the venous wall. Therefore, the veins remain contracted longer and tone is improved. At the level of the lymphatic vessels, Daflon 500 increases the frequency of the lymphatic contractions. This leads to an increase in the lymphatic drainage, thereby reducing the edema and swelling that occurs in haemorrhoids and CVI
At the level of the capillaries, Daflon 500 decreases capillary hyperpermeability as shown by the reduction in the number of leakage sites caused by inflammatory mediators such as histamine, bradykinin and leukotriene. Daflon 500 also increases capillary resistance as compared to placebo. In the Galley study, capillary resistance was measured using a angiosterometer where pressure is applied to an area of the skin until petechiae or little red dots appear (indicating that the capillaries have burst). With Daflon 500, the resistance is increased significantly at the end of 6 weeks.
Daflon 500mg also reduces local inflammation by inhibiting the production of Mediators of inflammation such as prostaglandinE2, with a 78% reduction after day 4, Prostaglandin F2alpha, with a 45% reduction and thromboxane B2, with a 59% reduction.
Micronization is important as it increases the absorption of diosmin by almost twotimes. This translates into 30% more clinical efficacy with Daflon 500mg.In the Cospite study in haemorrhoidal patients, there was significantly less patients with acute episodes at 2 months compared to the non-micronised disomin and thepain score with Daflon 500mg was also reduced.
Thanks to micronization, Daflon 500mg relieves symptoms rapidly. In the Misra study, in patients with acute haemorrhoids, by the 3rd day, there were 3 times lessPatients with sustained bleeding on Daflon 500mg compared to the placebo group
And from day 4 to day 7, the bleeding reduced progressively and significantly.To be noted that the patients with sustained bleeding on Daflon 500mg was much less than those patients on placebo.
Daflon 500’s effect is sustained in the long-term. In the same study, and by day 90,the % of patients with recurrent bleeding on Daflon 500 was half the number of those taking placebo.