Chapter IV./2.:Pathological implications of gastric ulcer penetrating into the pancreas

 

Chapter IV./2.:Pathological implications of gastric ulcer penetrating into the pancreas

Tibor Glasz

The chapter structure

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  • IV./2.1.: Main case characteristics of the presented dissection

  • IV./2.2.: Description of dissection

  • IV./2.3.: Pathology of gastric ulcer

    • IV./2.3.1.: Etiology

    • IV./2.3.1.1.: Peptic ulcer (ulcus ventriculi pepticum)

    • IV./2.3.1.2.: Iatrogenic (postoperative) ulcer (ulcus iatrogenicum)

    • IV./2.3.1.3. Cancer-related ulcers (ulcus ventriculi propter tumorem)

    • IV./2.3.1.4.: Stress-related ulcer

    • IV./2.3.1.5.: Ulcer with endocrine origin (Zollinger-Ellison-syndrome)

    • IV./2.3.2.: Morphological characteristics

    • IV./2.3.2.1.: Erosion

    • IV./2.3.2.2.: Ulcus (ulcer)

    • IV./2.3.2.3.: Perforation (transfixion)

    • IV./2.3.2.4.: Penetration (closed transfixion)

  • IV./2.4.: Acute abdominal syndrome, as pathology of the perforating ulcer’s serious complication

    • IV./2.4.1.: Definition, general characteristics

    • IV./2.4.2.: Main symptoms of acute abdominal syndrome

      • IV./2.4.2.1.: Shock

      • IV./2.4.2.2.: Pain

      • IV./2.4.2.3.: Nausea (nausea) with or without vomiting (vomitus)

      • IV./2.4.2.4.: Abdominal muscular defense (défense musculaire)

      • IV./2.4.2.5.: Constipation of stool and bowel gas

      • IV./2.4.2.6.: Abdominal distension (meteorismus)

    • IV./2.4.3.: Etiology of acute abdomen syndrome

    • IV./2.4.4.: Peritonitis

      • IV./2.4.4.1.: Diffuse purulent bacterial peritonitis

      • IV./2.4.4.2.: Local purulent bacterial peritonitis (empyema)

        • IV./2.4.4.2.1.: Empyemas of the right hypogastric (appendicular) region

        • IV./2.4.4.2.2.: Subphrenic abscess/empyema

      • IV./2.4.4.3.: Bilious peritonitis (gall bladder region)

      • IV./2.4.4.4.: Other peritonitides

        • IV./2.4.4.4.1.: Peritonitis of the spleen area

        • IV./2.4.4.4.2.: Peritonitis of the excavatio rectouterina (Douglas-pouch) and excavatio rectovesicalis

        • IV./2.4.4.4.3.: Faeces-peritonitis (peritonitis stercorale seu faeculens)

        • IV./2.4.4.4.4.: Actinomycosis

        • IV./2.4.4.4.5.: Parasitic peritonitis

        • IV./2.4.4.4.6.: Pancreatogenic peritonitis

        • IV./2.4.4.4.7.: Gonococcal  upper abdominal peritonitis (Fitz-Hugh-Curtis-syndrome)

    • IV./2.4.5.: Acute abdominal syndrome due to organ injuries (traumatic acute abdominal syndrome)

      • IV./2.4.5.1.: Hollow organs

      • IV./2.4.5.2.: Parenchymal organs

      • IV./2.4.5.3.: Type of the acting force (trauma)

    • IV./2.4.6.: Hernias and their complications 

      • IV./2.4.6.1.: Types of hernias

      • IV./2.4.6.2.: External hernias

        • IV./2.4.6.2.1.: Hernia inguinalis lateralis (indirect inguinal hernia) et medialis (direct inguinal hernia)

        • IV./2.4.6.2.2.: Hernia femoralis (femoral hernia)

        • IV./2.4.6.2.3.: Hernia umbilicalis (umbilical hernia)

        • IV./2.4.6.2.4.: Herniae abdominales (abdominal hernias)

      • IV./2.4.6.3.: Internal hernias

        • IV./2.4.6.3.1.: Herniae diaphragmaticae (diaphragmatic hernia

        • IV./2.4.6.3.2.: Hernia intraabdominalis (intraabdominal hernia)

      • IV./2.4.6.4.: Hernia contents 

      • IV./2.4.6.5.: Complications of hernias

        • IV./2.4.6.5.1.:

        • IV./2.4.6.5.2.: Incarceratio (incarceration)

        • IV./2.4.6.5.3.: Consequences of incarceration

    • IV./2.4.7.: Haemorrhagic organ necrosis

      • IV./2.4.7.1.: Haemorrhagic infarct of the intestinal wall (necrosis seu infarctushaemorrhagicus)

      • IV./2.4.7.2.: Gallbladder torsion (torsio vesicae felleae)

      • IV./2.4.7.3.: Ovarian torsion

      • IV./2.4.7.4.: Testicular torsion (torsio testis)

    • IV./2.4.8.: Tumor complications

      • IV./2.4.8.1.: Gastrointestinal tumors

      • IV./2.4.8.2.: Ovarian tumors

      • IV./2.4.8.3.: Tumors of the blood and blood-forming organs

      • IV./2.4.8.4.: Lymphangioma cysticum

    • IV./2.4.9.: Tubal pregnancy (graviditas tubaria)

    • IV./2.4.10.: Aortic dissection (dissectio aortae)

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