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SURGICAL MANAGMENT OF

BYDr. Pirah Korai

FCPS-ii TRAINEECMC LARKANA

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OUTLINES

Introduction

Diagnosis

Medical management

Surgical management

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DIAGNOSIS

UGIS (Double contrast studies)

Endoscopy

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MANAGMENT

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Conservative

Regular lifestyle

Prohibition of the smoking and alcohol

Diet (proteins, milk and milky products)

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MEDICAL OPTIONS

Antacids

Anticholinergics

H2 Blockers

PPIs

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SURGICAL MANAGMENT

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INDICATIONS

Intractable ulcers

Life threatening complications of ulcer (e.g bleeding, perforation, obstruction)

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DUODENAL ULCER

Billroth ll Gastrectomy

Gastrojejunostomy

Truncul vagotomy and drainage

Higly selective vagotomy

Truncul vagotomy and antrectomy

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Billroth ll operation

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Billroth l Gastrectomy

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COMPLICATIONS

Recurrent ulcerationSmall stomach syndromeBile vomitingEarly dumpinglate dumpingPostvagotomy diarrheaMalignant transformationNutritional consequencesGall stones

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COMPLICATED PEPTIC ULCER

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