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DR MASOOD TAREENRESIDENT GASTROLNH KHI
ABDOMINAL TUBERCULOSIS
INTRODUCTION
Tuberculosis, MTB, in the past also called phthisis, phthisis pulmonalis or consumption caused by various strains of mycobacteria usually Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Until mid 1800s, many believed TB was hereditary . 1865 Jean Antoine-Villemin proved TB was contagious
Robert Koch discovered M. tuberculosis, the bacterium that causes TB in 1882.
INTRODUCTION
TB can involve any part of GIT from mouth to anus, peritoneum & pancreatobiliary system
TB of GIT- 6th most frequent extrapulmonary site
Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the pathogen in most cases.
Mycobacterium bovis in some parts of the world
Mycobacterium avium intracellulare has become a major pathogen in HIV patients.
ETIOPATHOGENESIS
Ingestion of milk or infected food Swallowing of sputum in active PTB Hematogenous spread from active pulmonary
lesion, miliary tuberculosis Contiguous spread from infected foci like fallopian tubes, mesenteric lymph node Very rarely as a consequence of peritoneal dialYSIS
CLASSIFICATION OF ABDOMINAL TB Gastrointestinal Tuberculosis Tuberculosis Of The Solid Viscera Peritoneal Tuberculosis Tuberculosis Of The Mesentery And Its
Contents
GASTROINTESTINAL TUBERCULOSISUlcerativeHypertrophicSclerotic or fibrousDiffuse colitis
Peritoneal tuberculosis
-Acute -Chronic o Ascitic formo Encysted formo Fibrous form
Tuberculosis of the solid visceraLiver ,BILLIARY TRACTPancreasSpleen
Tuberculosis of the mesentery and its contents
o Mesentric adenitiso Mesentric abscesso Bowel adhesions
MISCELLANOUS
Retroperitoneal lymph node tuberculosis
G I TUBERCULOSIS
Constitutes 70 to80% of abdominal tuberculosis.
Ileoceacal area most commonly affected. It can be of ulcerative, hypertrophic, diffuse colitis, ulcerohypertrophic, and sclerotic
forms. Luminal narrowing is often caused by adjacent lymphadenitis which results in traction
diverticula formation, narrowing and sinus tract formation.
G I Tuberculosis
Ulcerative form Usually occurs in adult patients whoare malnourished Ulcers lie transverse “girdle ulcers” Areas of the normal appearing
mucosamay be found Healing and fibrosis results in stricture
Hypertrophic form Commonly occurs in young patients who are relatively well nourished.
Characterized by extensive inflammation and fibrosis which often results in adherence of bowel, mesentery and lymph nodes
CLINICAL FEATURES
20 to 40 yrs age group most often affected
Most common symptom is; abdominal pain others include abdominal distention, witless anorexia,
fever, diarrhea or constipation bleeding per rectum.
Signs include Anemia, malnutrition, abdominal tenderness, as
cites, mass in the right iliac fossa And features of intestinal obstruction.
Peritoneal Tuberculosis
sis
Acute tuberculous peritonitis Chronic tuberculous peritonitisA. Ascitic formo Insidious in onset, abdominal pain usually absent, rolled
up omentum infiltrated with tubercle may felt as a transverse solid mass
B. Encysted (loculated) formC. Fibrous formo Wide spread adhesions may cause coils of intestine
matted together and distended, they may act as blind loop
HEPATOBILARY TB In a patient with PUO, marked elevation of serum alkaline
phosphatase(3 to 6 times) with mild elevation of s.transaminases, normal PT, s.albumin and a slight increase in bilirubin, hepatic tuberculosis should be suspected
CLINICAL SYNDROMES OF HEPATOBILIARY TUBERCULOSIS
Congenital tuberculosis Primary hepatic tuberculosis Disseminated/miliary tuberculosis Tuberculoma Tuberculosis of biliary tract Hepatic failure Granulomatous hepatitis
INVESTIGATIONS
Hematology &serum biochemistry Anemia, raised ESR,
hypoalbumenemia, leucopenia with relative lymphocytosis, normal
serum transminase level, raised serum ALP
ASCITIC FLUID EXAMINATION
Exudative, fluid protein>3gm%, SAAG<1.1 Ascitic/blood glucose ratio<0.96, WBC count usually 140 to 4000cells/mm³
consist of lymphocytes predominantly, AFB(+<3%),
culture(+<20%), IFN-γ increased ADA((98%sensitivity&95%specificityat cut
off value 32 IU/L), PCR Monteux test (positive in 50 to 100%)
INVESTIGATIONS
CUlture medium Lowenstein-Jensen Liquid medium QuantiFERON-TB test(QFT) BACTEC radiometric system Mycobacterial Growth indicator tubes Animal pathogenicity PCR assay Ligase chain reaction
Illeoceacal TB (80-90%)
PLAIN XRAY May show calcified lymph nodes or
granulomas in the liver, spleen, pancreas. Other features include dilated loops with fluid levels, dilatation of terminal ileum and ascites .
BARIUM ENEMA
Irregular thickened nodular folds in the terminal illeum
‘Stierlin sign’: on ba enema -rapid emptying of narrowed terminal illeum into the cecum which is shortened and rigid Thickened illeoceacal valve
Enema Shows Wide Gaping Of Ileocecal Valve With Thickkening Of Valve
Barium Meal Follow Through
Highly s/o intestinal TB if one or more of the following features are present.
a. Deformed ileocaecal valve with dilatation of terminal ileum.
b. Contracted cecum with an abnormal ileocaecal valve and/or terminal ileum
c. Stricture of the ascending colon with shortening of and involvement of
ileocaecal region
ULTRASOUND
‘Fleischner sign’: Inverted umbrella defect:- wide gaping patulous IC valve associated with narrowing of the immediately adjacent terminal illeum
Deep fissures and large shallow linear/stellate ulcers with elevated margins Sinus tracts and fistulas
Symmetric annular ‘napkin ring ‘ stenosis
ABDOMINAL CT CT is better than USG in detecting high dense
ascites Abdominal lymphadenopathy is the commonest
manifestation of tuberculosis on CT Retroperitoneal, peripancreatic, porta hepatis, and
mesenteric/omental lymph node enlargement may be evident.
Caseous necrosing lymph node appears as low attenuating, necrotic centers and thick, enhancing inflammatory rim.
Preferential thickening of the medial caecal wall with an exophytic mass engulfing the terminal ileum associated with massive lymphadenopathy is characteristic of tuberculosis
ENDOSCOPY
Colonoscopy:- Ulceration is the most common finding.
Ileocaecal valve may edematous or deformed. Nodules, ulcers, pseudopolyps may be seen. A combination of histology and culture can establish diagnosis in 80% of cases.
Fine needle aspiration cytologyPeritoneal biopsy
COLONOSCOPY
COLONOSCOPYY - mucosal nodules & ulcers Nodules; Variable sizes (2 to 6mm)
Non friable Most common in caecum especially near IC valve. TUBERCULAR ULCERS; Large (10 to 20mm) or small (3 to 5mm) Located between the nodules Single or multiple Transversely oriented / circumferential contrast to
Crohns Healing of these ‘girdle ulcers’→ strictures Deformed and edematous ileocaecal valve
COLONOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS
8 –10 Bx from ulcer edge Low yield on histopath as mainly
submucosal disease Granulomas in 8%-48% Caseation in ~ 1/3 (33%-38%) of + cases AFB stains – variable Culture positivity in 40% Combination of histology & culture ⇒
diagnosis in 60%
LAPROSCOPY
Most Effective Method. 80 to 95% diagnostic accuracy. Characteristic finding include multiple, yellowish-white miliary nodules over peritoneum, erythematous, thickened and hyperemic peritoneum
TREATMENT
Medical Treatment standard 12 month regimen Corticosteroids-role not well established A six month short-course ATT is as effective Surgical Treatment To manage complication such as obstruction,
perforation and massive hemorrhage Strictures by stricturoplasty or resection Perforation by resection and anastomosis Bypass surgery not indicated Surgery followed by full course of ATT
DRUG INDUCED HEPATITIS Once the diagnosis of DIH is established; first stop all potentially hepatotoxic drugs . In the interim period, at least three non-
hepatotoxic drugs such as ethambutol, streptomycin and quinolones such as levofloxacin or ofloxacin or ciprofloxacin can be used
. After complete resolution of transaminitis, most antituberculosis drugs can be safely restarted in a phased manner.
The BTS suggested that the first-line drugs can be reintroduced sequentially in the order isoniazid, rifampicin and pyrazinamide.
Abdominal tuberculosis, a frequently recognized form extrapulmonary tuberculosis is increasing with increasing frequency of HIV infection.
A high index clinical suspicion, appropriate and timely
I Investigations, early diagnosis and treatment can considerably reduce the morbidity and mortality from this curable but potentially lethal disease.
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