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Pancreas

Nazik Al-Hashimi Inglés

Mind map of pancreas pathology: neoplasms, inflammatory lesions, congenital anomalies and autoimmune pancreatitis

Mind map: pancreas pathology

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Pancreas

  1. Neoplasms

    • Pancreatic Carcinoma (adenocarcinoma)
      • Smoking
      • Chronic pancreatitis
      • (KRAS), p16, SMDA4 mutations
      • initially: painLESS obstructive JAUNDICE (dark urine, icterus, steatorrhea)
      • Later: painFUL d/t perineural invasion
      • Diabetes (islets of langerhan destruction (endocrine))
      • Trousseau's sign: recurrent migratory thromboplebitis _ Renal vein thrombosis (mucin is thrombogenic)
      • Metastasis to mesenteric lymph nodes and LIVER
      • Treatment: Wipple's procedure + chemo (poor prognosis)
      • C 19.9 _ Ultrasound, CT
      • Mucinous
        • Cystic neoplasms
          • tall columnar mucin secreting cells
            • with surrounding ovarian type stroma
              • Tail
                • not connected to the ducts
                  • women ONLY
      • Acinar Cell Carcinoma
        • subcutaneous fat necrosis and panniculitis due to lipase
          • Whites
      • Intra-ductul papillary mucinous neoplasm (IPMN)
        • duct is dilated and filled with mucin
          • HEAD
            • NO ovarian type stroma
    • Endocrine tumors
      • Insulinoma
        • Benign, solitory tumors from BETA CELLS
          • Increase insulin
            • WIPPLE'S TRIAD
              • Symptoms of Hypoglycemia
                • confusion, blurred vision, muscle weakness, sweating, palpitations
              • relieved by glucose intake and accentuated by fasting
              • Low blood glucose
      • Gastrinoma
  2. Inflammatory lesions

    • Acute Pancreatitis
      • liquidative necrosis _ of exocrine pancreas ONLY
        • NO DIABETES
        • fever, nausea, vomiting, CONSTANT epigastric pain radiating to the back
      • Fat necrosis (because Trypsin is activated first
        • amylase and lipase break down fats >> FAs >> combine with Ca2+
          • Saponification (Chaly White deposits on surface
            • Radio-OPAQUE on X-ray
            • Hypercalcemia and tetany
      • investigation
        • amylase _ sensitive _ not specific (24-48 hours)
        • Lipase _ specific_ not sensitive (72-96 hours)
        • CT >> fat and liquifactive necrosis
      • Complication
        • ARDS
        • secondary bacterial infection w/ sepsis
          • hypovolemic shock
            • acute tubular necrosis
              • acute renal failure
          • DIC
        • Pseudocysts
        • Hemorrhage
      • GET SMASHED
        • Alcohol
          • contracts sphincter of Oddi _ alcohol increases protein concentration >> increased this thickness of pancreatic enzymes >> obstruction
            • premature activation of the enzymes INSIDE the pancreas
        • Gallstones
          • acinar cell injury and duct obstruction
        • HypERcalcemia
        • Trauma
        • Scorpion toxin
        • mumps
        • Autoimmune
        • Steroids
        • hyperlipidemia
        • Endoscopic Retrograde Colangiocreatography
        • Drugs
    • Chronic Pancreatitis
      • Chronic bouts of acute pancreatitis
        • pancreatic parenchyma becomes fibrotic and atrophies
          • no production of pancreatic enzymes (NO INTRALUMINAL HYDROLYSIS)
            • malabsorption (corrected by enzyme supplements) / steatorrhea
              • No Vit D
                • Hypercalcemia
                  • Cardiac arythmia
          • Obstruction
            • JAUNDICE
        • Reduced number and size of acini dilation of the main duct
        • dystrophic calcification
      • alcohol
        • toxin
          • oxidative stress
      • CFTR
      • CT
      • Pseudocysts
        • fluid filled cavities NOT lined by epithelium - fibrous scar
      • Pancreatic insufficiency
      • islets of langerhans are USUALLY spared but if they're damaged
        • Diabetes
      • pain ATTACKS from perineural fibrosis
      • Cancer
      • pleural effusion
  3. Congenital

    • Pancreas divisor
    • Ectopic Pancreatic tissue in GIT
  4. Autoimmune Pancreatitis (Lymphoplasmacytic sclerosing pancreatitis / duct-destructive pancreatitis

    • Type 1: lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate centered around LARGE & medium sized interlobular ducts
      • Periductual & perivenular fibrosis
      • OBLITERATIVE PHLEBITIS (arteries are spared)
      • IgG4 plasma cells
      • Male in 60's
    • Type 2: lymphoplasmacytitc infiltrate centered around small ducts
      • Granulytic epithelial lesions with partial/complete duct obstruction/ obliteration
      • NO IgG4
      • both genders, 40's
    • JAUNDICE, abdominal pain, MASS-LIKE LESION (differentiate it from Chronic pancreatitis), Diabetes Mellitus, weight loss
    • increase pancreatic enzymes and IgG4
    • auto-Ab (ANA, lactoferrin (ALF) , anti-carbonic anhydrase I (ACA-II), Rheumatoid factor (Rh) )

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