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    Stomach DiseasesStomach DiseasesSuryadarmaSuryadarma

    GastroenterologyGastroenterology--hepatology Division,hepatology Division,Udayana universityUdayana university--Sanglah HospitalSanglah Hospital20062006

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    ResourcesResources

    Sleisenger & Fordtrans gastrointestinalSleisenger & Fordtrans gastrointestinaland liver disease, 2002and liver disease, 2002

    Textbook of gastroenterology, Ed.Textbook of gastroenterology, Ed.Yamada, 2003Yamada, 2003

    Current diagnosis & treatment inCurrent diagnosis & treatment ingastroenterology, 2003gastroenterology, 2003

    Crash course gastroenterology,2004Crash course gastroenterology,2004

    Netters gastroenterology, 2005Netters gastroenterology, 2005

    Gastroenterology and liver disease,Gastroenterology and liver disease,Ed.Richard G. Long, 2005Ed.Richard G. Long, 2005

    Clinical gastroenterology and liverClinical gastroenterology and liverdisease,Ed. Wilfred M Weinstein, 2005disease,Ed. Wilfred M Weinstein, 2005

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    DYSPEPSIADYSPEPSIA

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    Nonulcer dyspepsiaNonulcer dyspepsia

    Diagnostic approach :Diagnostic approach :Usefull : cereful history and physical Ex.Usefull : cereful history and physical Ex.

    endoscopy UGIendoscopy UGILab :fool bood count, ESR, BSLab :fool bood count, ESR, BS

    renal,liver function,thyroid.frenal,liver function,thyroid.f

    Optional: H.pylori testOptional: H.pylori testUSG HepatobiliaryUSG HepatobiliaryEsophageal pH testEsophageal pH test

    Uncertain valueUncertain value

    Gastric emptying studyGastric emptying studyFundus relaxation studyFundus relaxation studyElectrogastrographyElectrogastrographyGastroduodenal manometryGastroduodenal manometryWater load testWater load test

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    Pathogenesisofnonulcer dyspepsiaPathogenesisofnonulcer dyspepsia

    Disturbed of motor functionDisturbed of motor function

    Disturbed of sensory functionDisturbed of sensory function

    Duodenogastric refluxDuodenogastric refluxPost infectionPost infection

    Psychososial factor and Alteration ofPsychososial factor and Alteration of

    CNSCNSEnviromental factorEnviromental factor

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    Principles management NUDPrinciples management NUD

    Make true diagnosisMake true diagnosis

    Minimize invasive investigationMinimize invasive investigation

    Education (reassurance, reinforce)Education (reassurance, reinforce)Dietary modificationDietary modification

    Realistic treatment (strategies)Realistic treatment (strategies)

    Symtomatic treatmentSymtomatic treatmentPsychoterapyPsychoterapy

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    Management strategiesManagement strategies

    In patien > 45 y, with alarm symptom :In patien > 45 y, with alarm symptom :Endoscopy immediatelyEndoscopy immediately

    If young and no alarm signIf young and no alarm sign

    Option 1. Empiric therapy strategiesOption 1. Empiric therapy strategies

    Option 2. Test and Treat strategiesOption 2. Test and Treat strategiesOption 3. Endoscopy strategiesOption 3. Endoscopy strategies

    Option 4. Pharmacological strategiesOption 4. Pharmacological strategies

    first linefirst line

    second linesecond lineOption 5. Complementary strategiesOption 5. Complementary strategies

    Option 6. Psychological strategiesOption 6. Psychological strategies

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    DrugforNUDDrugforNUD

    Acid inhibitionAcid inhibition

    CytoprotectionCytoprotection

    ProkineticProkineticFundus relaxingFundus relaxing

    Viseral analgesicViseral analgesic

    AntispasmodicAntispasmodic

    AntinausiantAntinausiant

    AntidepresantAntidepresant

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    GASTRITISGASTRITIS

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    GastritisGastritis

    Definition : Gastric mucosa inflammationDefinition : Gastric mucosa inflammation(acute or chronic)(acute or chronic)

    Etiology : multifactorialEtiology : multifactorialLocation : gastritis antral dominantLocation : gastritis antral dominant

    pangastritispangastritis

    Classification : modified Sydney SystemClassification : modified Sydney System

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    GastritisGastritis

    Inflammation of the mucosa of theInflammation of the mucosa of thestomachstomach

    AcuteAcute

    Often due to dietary intakeOften due to dietary intake Can last few hours to few daysCan last few hours to few days

    ChronicChronic Usually associated with peptic ulcer diseaseUsually associated with peptic ulcer disease

    95% of patients with pernicious anemia have95% of patients with pernicious anemia havechronic gastritischronic gastritis

    DiagnosisDiagnosis Made by clinical history; EndoscopyMade by clinical history; Endoscopy

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    AcuteGastritisAcuteGastritisClinical feature :Clinical feature :

    **nausea,vomiting,indigestion,nausea,vomiting,indigestion,*gastrointestinal bleeding,*gastrointestinal bleeding,*asymtomatic*asymtomatic

    Diagnosis : History (alcohol,NSAID)Diagnosis : History (alcohol,NSAID)Acute illnness patientAcute illnness patientEndoscopic: erotion,bleedingEndoscopic: erotion,bleeding

    Patology: inflammatory infiltrat,predominantly neutrophilsPatology: inflammatory infiltrat,predominantly neutrophils

    Treatment : antacid and causalTreatment : antacid and causal

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    Chronic gastritisChronic gastritis

    Can progression of acute gastritisCan progression of acute gastritis

    Common etiology H. pyloriCommon etiology H. pylori

    Autoimmun gastritis associatedAutoimmun gastritis associated

    autoimmune diseases.autoimmune diseases.

    Clinical feature:Clinical feature:

    >> asymtomatic>> asymtomatic

    similar to acute G (long period)similar to acute G (long period)

    pernicious anemiapernicious anemia

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    EtiopatologyEtiopatology

    Etiology:Etiology:

    H. pyloriH. pylori

    NSAIDNSAID

    AlcoholAlcoholReflux of bileReflux of bile

    Patology:Patology:

    Lost of parietal and chief cell,Lost of parietal and chief cell,

    plasma cell and lymphocyte infiltration,plasma cell and lymphocyte infiltration,

    chronic atrophic changes.chronic atrophic changes.

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    DiffuseCorporal Atrophic GastritisDiffuseCorporal Atrophic Gastritis

    Disease PathogenesisDisease Pathogenesis

    Antibodies against gastric fundic region antigens

    Atrophy of fundic glands with antral and intestinal metaplasia

    Decreased acid Decreased intrinsic factor

    Hypo- or a-chlorhydria

    G cell stimulation in antrum

    Hypergastrinemia

    Fundic ECL cell hyperplasia and +/- carcinoids

    Decreased B-12 absorption

    B-12 deficiency

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    Clinical ManifestationsClinical Manifestations

    AnorexiaAnorexia

    Nausea/vomitingNausea/vomiting

    Epigastric tendernessEpigastric tendernessAbnormal full feelingAbnormal full feeling

    Signs of vitamin BSigns of vitamin B1212 deficiencydeficiency

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    Chronic superficial gastritis(Histological gastritis)

    Cover,T.L.,et al.:ASM News, 61(1),21,1995

    H.pyloriinfection

    weeks to months

    years

    Peptic

    ulcerdisease

    Peptic

    ulcerdisease

    Chronic

    atrophicgastritis

    Chronic

    atrophicgastritis

    Chronic

    superficialgastritis

    Chronic

    superficialgastritis

    MALT

    lymphoma

    MALT

    lymphoma

    Gastric

    cancer

    Gastric

    cancer

    Natural history of H.pylori infection

    H.pyloriH.pylori

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    Natural history H pyloriinfectionNatural history H pyloriinfection

    Duodenal ulcer

    lymphoma

    Gastric ulcer

    Gastric ca

    Acutegastritis

    CHRONIC ACTIVE GASTRITIS

    AntralPredominantgastritis

    MultifocalAtrophic

    gastritis

    Enviromentfactors

    lymphoma

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    DiagnosisDiagnosisEndoscopy:Endoscopy:

    atropic mucosa,atropic mucosa,erythema, erotion mucosaerythema, erotion mucosa

    Lab: pernicious anemiaLab: pernicious anemia

    antiparietal cell antibodiesantiparietal cell antibodiesComplication :Complication :

    Intestinal metaplasia predisposesIntestinal metaplasia predisposesmalignancy( adeno ca )malignancy( adeno ca )

    Treatment :Treatment :underlying causeunderlying causeH. pylori eradicationH. pylori eradicationVit B12Vit B12

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    ManagementManagement

    Depends on severityDepends on severity

    MildMild

    Symptoms relievedSymptoms relievedMonitor for dehydrationMonitor for dehydration

    Monitor for signs of bleedingMonitor for signs of bleeding

    ChronicChronicLifestyle modificationLifestyle modification

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    PEPTICULCERPEPTICULCER

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    Definition:Definition:

    Ulceration (breach in mucosa) due toUlceration (breach in mucosa) due to

    acid & pepsin attack.acid & pepsin attack.Deeper than just mucosaDeeper than just mucosa

    Single, punched out, clean base.Single, punched out, clean base.

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    Etiology:Etiology:

    Helicobacter pyloriHelicobacter pylori most common.most common.HyperacidityHyperacidity -- eg. zollinger ellison.eg. zollinger ellison.

    DrugsDrugs -- antianti--inflammatory (NSAIDs)inflammatory (NSAIDs)

    & Corticostroids.& Corticostroids.

    Cigarette smoking, Alcohol,Cigarette smoking, Alcohol,

    Rapid gastric emptyingRapid gastric emptyingPersonality and psychological stressPersonality and psychological stress

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    Peptic ulcerPeptic ulcer

    Included :Included :

    Esophageal ulcerEsophageal ulcer

    Gastric ulcerGastric ulcerDuodenal ulcerDuodenal ulcer

    Definition: breaches of mucosa withDefinition: breaches of mucosa with

    tissue destruction at list totissue destruction at list tomuscularis mucosamuscularis mucosa

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    PathophysiologyPathophysiology

    There is a breakdown in the mucosal layer.There is a breakdown in the mucosal layer.

    Increase in acidIncrease in acid--pepsin production frompepsin production from Increase in number of cells that produce HCLIncrease in number of cells that produce HCL

    and pepsinand pepsin Increase in the sensitivity of parietal cells toIncrease in the sensitivity of parietal cells to

    food and other stimulifood and other stimuli

    Excessive vagal stimulationExcessive vagal stimulation

    Gastric mucosal barrier is impairedGastric mucosal barrier is impaired RefluxReflux

    Helicobacter pyloriHelicobacter pylori

    Stress/AnxietyStress/Anxiety

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    Pathogenesis of gastric ulcerationPathogenesis of gastric ulceration

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    Clinical ManifestationsClinical Manifestations

    Gastric:Gastric:

    Burning or gassyBurning or gassysensation in highsensation in highepigastric areaepigastric area

    Occurs within hr.Occurs within hr.after eating, foodafter eating, foodcan worsencan worsensymptomssymptomsRarely occurs atRarely occurs atnightnightVomiting may easeVomiting may easediscomfortdiscomfortMay lose weightMay lose weightPyrosisPyrosis

    Duodenal:Duodenal:

    More cramplikeMore cramplikediscomfortdiscomfort

    Occurs on emptyOccurs on emptystomach, food relievesstomach, food relievessymptomssymptoms

    Often occurs at nightOften occurs at night

    Vomiting uncommonVomiting uncommonMay gain weightMay gain weight

    PyrosisPyrosis

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    DiagnosisDiagnosis

    Endoscopy is preferred procedureEndoscopy is preferred procedure

    Hemoccult stoolsHemoccult stools

    CLO (campylobacterCLO (campylobacter--like organism)like organism)Helicobacter Pylori IgG AntibodyHelicobacter Pylori IgG Antibody

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    PUDPUD -- DiagnosisDiagnosisEndoscopyEndoscopyBarium mealBarium meal contrast xcontrast x--rayray

    BiopsyBiopsy bacteria & malignancybacteria & malignancy

    H.Pylori:H.Pylori:Endoscopy cytologyEndoscopy cytology

    BiopsyBiopsy Special stainsSpecial stains

    CultureCulture -- difficultdifficult

    Urease Breath testUrease Breath test

    Stool antigenStool antigen

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    Peptic ulcerPeptic ulcer

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    Location of gastric ulcers

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    Type I gastric ulcerType I gastric ulcer

    60% of GU60% of GU

    Large volume ofLarge volume ofsecretion with lowsecretion with lowor normal acidor normal acidsecretionsecretion

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    Type II gastric ulcerType II gastric ulcer

    25%25% of GUof GU

    Usually acidUsually acidhypersecretorhypersecretor

    DU usually precedesDU usually precedesGUGU

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    Type III gastric ulcerType III gastric ulcer

    23% of GU23% of GUPrepyloric ulcerPrepyloric ulcer

    Typically acidTypically acidhypersecretorhypersecretor

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    Type IV gastric ulcerType IV gastric ulcer

    Less than 10% ofLess than 10% ofGUGU

    HighHigh--lying ulcerlying ulcer

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    Complications:Complications:

    BleedingBleeding ChronicChronic--IDA, Acute,IDA, Acute,MassiveMassive

    Fibrosis, Stricture obstruction.Fibrosis, Stricture obstruction.

    PerforationPerforation Peritonitis.Peritonitis.

    Gastric carcinoma.Gastric carcinoma.

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    ManagementManagement

    MedicationsMedications

    AntacidsAntacids

    Histamine ReceptorHistamine Receptor

    AntagonistsAntagonists Proton pumpProton pump

    inhibitorsinhibitors

    CytoprotectiveCytoprotective

    MedicationsMedications Treating H. PyloriTreating H. Pylori

    StressStressmanagementmanagement

    Smoking cessationSmoking cessation

    Diet ChangesDiet Changes

    SurgicalSurgicalInterventionIntervention

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    Surgical InterventionSurgical Intervention

    Vagotomy w/ pyloroplastyVagotomy w/ pyloroplasty

    Bilroth IBilroth I gastroduodenostomygastroduodenostomy

    Partial gastrectomy with removal ofPartial gastrectomy with removal ofdistal 2/3 of stomach & anastamosis todistal 2/3 of stomach & anastamosis toduodenumduodenum

    Bilroth IIBilroth II gastrojejunostomygastrojejunostomy

    Partial gastrectomy with removal ofPartial gastrectomy with removal ofdistal 2/3 of stomach & anastamosis todistal 2/3 of stomach & anastamosis tojejunumjejunum

    C C li ti fC C li ti f

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    CommonComplicationsfromCommonComplicationsfrom

    Peptic Ulcer SurgeryPeptic Ulcer Surgery

    Dumping SyndromeDumping Syndrome

    Postprandial hypoglycemiaPostprandial hypoglycemia

    Bile reflux gastritisBile reflux gastritis

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    DUODENALULCERDUODENALULCER

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    Clinical ManifestationsClinical Manifestations

    Gastric:Gastric:

    Burning or gassyBurning or gassysensation in highsensation in highepigastric areaepigastric area

    Occurs within hr.Occurs within hr.after eating, foodafter eating, foodcan worsencan worsensymptomssymptomsRarely occurs atRarely occurs atnightnightVomiting may easeVomiting may easediscomfortdiscomfortMay lose weightMay lose weightPyrosisPyrosis

    Duodenal:Duodenal:

    More cramplikeMore cramplikediscomfortdiscomfort

    Occurs on emptyOccurs on emptystomach, food relievesstomach, food relievessymptomssymptoms

    Often occurs at nightOften occurs at night

    Vomiting uncommonVomiting uncommonMay gain weightMay gain weight

    PyrosisPyrosis

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    Pathogenesis of duodenal ulcerationPathogenesis of duodenal ulceration

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    Pathogenesis of duodenal ulcerationPathogenesis of duodenal ulceration

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    Duodenal ulcerDuodenal ulcer

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    ZollingerZollinger--EllisonsyndromeEllisonsyndrome

    Clinical features suspicious ZESClinical features suspicious ZES

    * post bulbar duodenal ulcer* post bulbar duodenal ulcer

    * multiple duodenal ulcer* multiple duodenal ulcer

    * PUD associated Chronic diarrhea* PUD associated Chronic diarrhea

    * refractory PUD* refractory PUD

    * PUD + nefrolithiasis* PUD + nefrolithiasis

    * recurrent PUD without H.pylori,NSAID* recurrent PUD without H.pylori,NSAID* PUD + hypercalsemia* PUD + hypercalsemia

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    DiagnosisZESDiagnosisZES

    Clinical featuresClinical featuresSerum gastrin level > 1000pg/mLSerum gastrin level > 1000pg/mLHyperparathyroidismHyperparathyroidism

    DD/ carsinoidDD/ carsinoidinsulinomainsulinomaglucagonomaglucagonoma

    somatostatinomasomatostatinomaVIPomaVIPomaTreatment : PPITreatment : PPI