- Mrs. R, a 64-year-old woman, was admitted to the hospital with abdominal pain and jaundice. Imaging found a mass in her pancreas along with liver and gallbladder abnormalities. Laboratory tests showed increased bilirubin and tumor markers suggestive of pancreatic cancer.
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- The patient has a history of 5 pregnancies and 4 deliveries, with her last delivery in 2001.
- Ultrasound showed a myoma uteri and right ovarian mass with benign features measuring 16.8 x 13.7 cm.
- On examination, the patient had a globularly enlarged abdomen with a cystic mass measuring 21 x 26 cm that was movable and non-tender.
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- The patient has a history of 5 pregnancies and 4 deliveries, with her last delivery in 2001.
- Ultrasound showed a myoma uteri and right ovarian mass with benign features measuring 16.8 x 13.7 cm.
- On examination, the patient had a globularly enlarged abdomen with a cystic mass measuring 21 x 26 cm that was movable and non-tender.
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2) Laboratory tests showed elevated tumor markers consistent with a probable malignant pancreatic mass.
3) The pre-op diagnosis is a pancreatic mass likely malignant causing gastric outlet obstruction. The proposed surgical plan is a palliative double bypass surgery including gastrojejunostomy, jejunostomy, and cholecystojejunostomy.
This document presents the case of a 68-year-old male with obstructive jaundice. He presents with pain in the right upper abdomen, itching, and fever for the past few weeks. On examination, he is jaundiced and has hepatomegaly. Investigations show elevated bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase. Imaging reveals dilatation of the intrahepatic and common bile ducts. The patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice likely due to carcinoma of the head of the pancreas and is planned for a Kausch-Whipple's procedure.
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Lever involvement in brucellosis :
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1. A 43-year-old woman presented with abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting for the past 3 days. She has a history of epigastric pain and nausea.
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This patient presented with prolonged jaundice of unknown etiology. Laboratory results showed elevated liver enzymes, elevated total and direct bilirubin, and a reactive hepatitis B surface antigen test. However, other hepatitis B markers were non-reactive, creating a diagnostic dilemma. The clinical presentation and lab results were most consistent with hepatocellular jaundice likely due to hepatitis B. Further testing including quantitative hepatitis B surface antigen and hepatitis B DNA were recommended to clarify the hepatitis profile and help determine the etiology and appropriate treatment.
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This case presentation summarizes a 13-year-old female patient who presented with elevated blood pressure. She has a history of hypertension, obesity, and irregular menstruation. On examination, she was found to have a high body mass index, acanthosis nigricans, and flabby abdomen with striae. Initial impressions included hypertension, acne vulgaris likely related to polycystic ovarian syndrome, suspected diabetes, and obesity. Diagnostic tests and lifestyle modifications including diet and exercise were recommended to manage her conditions. Guidelines for evaluating and diagnosing hypertension in adolescents were also reviewed.
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This document presents the case of a 26-year-old female, G3P2, who presented with vaginal bleeding. On examination, her cervical os was open and placental tissues were observed. She reported a 3-day history of bleeding. Based on her uterine size and exam findings, she was diagnosed with incomplete abortion at 12 weeks 3 days gestation. She underwent curettage under general anesthesia to complete the abortion procedure. Her bleeding was stabilized with medications and blood transfusion.
- 76-year-old male presented with abdominal pain, fever, and fluid leakage from a surgical incision site
- He had a previous diagnosis of obstructive jaundice secondary to cholangiocarcinoma and underwent PTBD 2 months ago
- Examination found hypotension, Murphy's sign positive, and palpable gallbladder
- CT scan showed a mass at the porta hepatis occupying the common hepatic duct and signs of portal hypertension
- Provisional diagnosis was ascending cholangitis secondary to PTBD and cholangiocarcinoma
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2) Laboratory tests showed elevated tumor markers consistent with a probable malignant pancreatic mass.
3) The pre-op diagnosis is a pancreatic mass likely malignant causing gastric outlet obstruction. The proposed surgical plan is a palliative double bypass surgery including gastrojejunostomy, jejunostomy, and cholecystojejunostomy.
This document presents the case of a 68-year-old male with obstructive jaundice. He presents with pain in the right upper abdomen, itching, and fever for the past few weeks. On examination, he is jaundiced and has hepatomegaly. Investigations show elevated bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase. Imaging reveals dilatation of the intrahepatic and common bile ducts. The patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice likely due to carcinoma of the head of the pancreas and is planned for a Kausch-Whipple's procedure.
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case rabu.pptx
1. Morning Report
Case 2
dr. Dwi Maheza
dr. Rifal
dr. Delicia
dr. Meivi
dr. Syarfika
Night Shift,Friday, 16th September 2022 (September sixteen, two thousand twenty two)
2. Patient History
Name : Mrs. R
Age : 64 (sixty four) years
RM : 993330 (nine nine tree tree tree zero)
Clinical diagnosis : Ca Caput pancreas
Chief complaint : Abdominal pain at hipocondrium dextra
Patient admitted to the hospital with chief complaint abdominal pain at
hipocondrium dextra, spread to the back since 1 month a go. Abdominal pain
appears after eating some food. Nause (+) since 2 weeks a go. No history of
vomiting. Headache (+). chest pain (not often),
Patient also complaint icteric in her eyes since 3 weeks a go.
fever (-), decrease 15 (fifteen) kg in last one month, decrease appetite.
Urinate : colored like a strong tea
defecate : pale stool, greasy stool since 1 month a go
3. ANAMNESIS
- History of being treated at bulukumba with diagnosis :
Hepatitis A and take some drugs
- No history of DM,HT, heart disease,kidney disease,
- No history of smoking
- work as housewife
4. GENERAL STATUS
GCS : E4M6V5 (fifteen)
Vital sign :
Blood Pressure : 140/90 (one hundred forty/ ninety mmHg
(everything else is within normal limits)
Pulse rate : 72 x/min
Respiratory rate : 16 x/min
Temperature : 36.3 °C
Spo2 : 99% without modality
VAS : 3/10
5. LOCAL EXAMINATION
Head : Conjunctiva anemic, sclera icteric
Thorax : Within normal limits
Abdomen
Palpation : immobile hard mass, as big as a
baseball
Measuring approximately long 5 (five) wide 4 (four) cm at
hipocondrium dextra, Hepar and lien difficult to evaluate
Extremitas : within normal limit
6. LAB 16/9
WBC 7.1
HB 10
Platelet 240
Neutrophil 59.6
Lympochyte 29.1
GDS
Ur/Cr 15/0.56
PT/INR/APTT 11.3/1.05/27.3
SGOT/SGPT 106/117
Bilirubin total/direk 30.30/ 24.9
Na/K/Cl 137/3.2/104
HbSAg/Anti HCV Nonreactive/non reactive
Laboratory Examination
16 September 2022
URINALISA
Warna Kuning muda
Ph 6.5
Protein -
Bilirubin 3 (increase)
Nitrit -
Blood -
• Bilirubin increase
• SGOT SGPT increase
• Tumor marker Ca 19-9 >500 (more than
five hundred)
• everything else is within normal limits
7. An abdominal MSCT scan without contrast has been performed on the sagittal and coronal reformat axial slices with the following results:
- Heterogeneous mass (twelve until fourty two HU) (12-42 HU) relatively well-defined, irregular edges, non-calcified measuring +/- (long tree
point twenty four, wide four point twenty one, tall tree point fourty eight cm) 3.24 x 4.21 x 3.48 cm in the head of the pancreas, which results in
dilatation of the pancreatic duct in the proximal part and fat stranding around it
- Liver: Not enlarged, regular surface, sharp tip, parenchyma density is lower than the spleen. Dilated intra and extra-hepatic bile ducts are seen.
No apparent SOL density/metastatic nodule
- Gallbladder: Distended, regular mucosa, no stone density . sludge density (thirty-eight HU) (38 HU)
- Spleen: Not enlarged and parenchymal density within normal limits. No apparent SOL density/metastatic nodule
- Left Kidney: Decreased size, parenchymal density within normal limits. No PCS dilatation. It appears as a hypodense lesion fifteen HU(15 HU)
with well-defined margins, regular edges, non-calcified measuring diameter two cm on the lower pole.
- Right Kidney: The shape, size and density of the parenchyma are within normal limits. No PCS dilatation . No stone density, cyst, mass and other
pathological lesions
- Urinary Vesica: Mucosa is regular, the walls are not thickened, there is no visible stone/mass density
- There is no enlargement of the abdominal paraaortic lymph nodes
- Calcification of the abdominal aorta (aortic atherosclerosis)
- No free fluid density in the peritoneal cavity
- Osteophytes on the anterolateral aspect of CV T9-L5 (thoracolumbar spondylosis) with air density mines four hundred thirteen HU (-413 HU) on
intervertebral discs CV Ttwelve, Lumbal one. Lumbal five, sacrum one T12-LI, L5-SI (Vacuum disc phenomenon)
- There are multiple blastic lesions on CV L3, bilateral femur and right iliac wing. The other bones that were scanned were intact
●Impression :
- Mass of the head of the pancreas with dilatation of the pancreatic duct proximal to it, distended GB and intra and extra hepatic
cholestatic
- Left renal atrophy DD/hypolplasia
- Sludge GB
- Fatty liver
- Simple left renal cyst
- Observation of multiple CV L3 blastic lesions, bilateral femoral bones and right iliac wing with suspected bone metastases
- Degenerative disc disease
12. MORNING REPORT
CASE 3
dr. Dwi Maheza
dr. Rifal
dr. Delicia
dr. Meivi
dr. Syarfika
Night Shift,Friday, 16th September 2022 (September sixteen, two thousand twenty two)
13. Patient History
Name : Mrs. S
Age : 4 days
RM : 993349 (nine nine tree tree four nine)
Clinical diagnosis : Hydrocephalus non communicans
Chief complaint : enlarged head since deliver
Patient admitted to the hospital with chief complaints enlarged
head since baby delivered
fever (-), seizure (-), dyspnea (-)
.
14. baby girl was born by cesarean section with an indication
of the long 2nd stage, aterm, baby doesn’t cry after
delivered
Weight : 3700 (three thousand seven hundred)
gram
Body length : 52 (fifty two)cm
Patient History
PREGNANCY HISTORY :
Her mother aged 26 (twenty six) years, this baby girl is 5th child,
mother does not routinely control and take vitamins and blood-
boosting drugs. Fever (-) DM (-), no history of vaginal discharge,
no history of herbs drink and others drug
15. GENERAL STATUS
Weight : 3700 (three thousand seven hundred) gram
Body length : 52 (fifty two) cm
Head circumference : 44 (forty four) cm (macrocephaly)
Gestasi : 38 (thirty eight) weeks
Spo2 : 98 (ninety eight) % without modality
VAS : 0 neonatal infant pain score
SSP : within normal limit
Thoraks : within normal limit
Cor : within normal limit
Abdomen : within normal limit
Metabolic : within normal limit
Hematologi : within normal limit
17. MSCT Brain without contrast 16th September 2022
MSCT Scan examination of the head without contrast axial slices with sagittal
and coronal reformat has been carried out with the following results:
- Severe dilatation of the bilateral lateral and third ventricular systems
with corpus callosum and brain tissue thinning and cranial vault
deformity. ventricle IV within normal limits
- Midline doesn't shift
- Subarachnoid space within normal limits
- CPA, pons and cerebellum within normal limits
- Paranasal sinuses and mastoid air cells were scanned within normal limits
- Both bulbus oculi and retrobulbar structures were scanned within normal
limits
- The anterior, sphenoid, mastoid and posterior fontanelles are still wide open
- Cephalic index = 91(ninety one)
Impression :
- Severe obstructive hydrocephalus suspect e.c aquaductal
stenosis
- Cephalic index = 91 (ninety one) (ultrahydrocephalus)