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Case: RUQ pain

Case: RUQ pain.

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Case: RUQ pain

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  1. Case: RUQ pain • A forty-two year old obese woman presented to the emergency department with constant dull pain in the RUQ which began one hour after ingesting a large fried chicken meal at Luby’s. She has noted indigestion in the past and has been hospitalized only for the birth of her four children. She is febrile to 100F, has mild RUQ tenderness on palpation. An US obtained reveals multiple gallstones and a 2mm thick gallbladder wall. An injection of Demerol prior to her US completely relieved her pain.

  2. Slide 1 U/S of GB pathology

  3. Slide 2 CT scan of GB pathology

  4. Slide 3 CT scan of GB complications

  5. Slide 4 Contrast studies of bile ducts

  6. Slide 5 Contrast studies of bile ducts

  7. Slide 6 Nuclear studies of GB pathology

  8. Slide 7 Nuclear scan of GB pathology

  9. Slide 8 Pathology of GB disease

  10. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 1 1U/S, acute cholecystitis, stone impacted in cystic duct 2 U/S, transverse, acute cholecystitis, thick GB wall, stones with shadowing 3 U/S, longitudinal, acute cholecystitis, thick GB wall

  11. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 2 1 CT scan, acute cholecystitis, thick GB wall, stones in GB 2 CT scan, acute cholecystitis, thick GB wall

  12. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 3 1 CT scan, emphysematous GB, air in GB wall 2 CT scan, hepatic abscess, complication of CBD obstruction 3 CT scan, intrahepatic duct obstruction from stone in CBD

  13. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 4 1 ERCP, gallstones (filling defects) in GB 2 IOC, choledocholithiasis

  14. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 5 1 PTC, intra- and extra-hepatic bile duct obstruction from distal CBD stone/tumor 2 ERCP, choledocholithiasis in distal CBD 3 ERCP, basket stone extraction

  15. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 6 1 Oral cholecystogram with stones 2 HIDA, nonvisualization of GB

  16. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 7 1 One hour HIDA scan, nonvisualization of GB

  17. Key to slides (left to right) • Slide 8 1 Gross, GB with GS 2 Micro, acute cholecystitis, infiltration of PMNs 3 Micro, chronic cholecystitis, atrophic mucosa/thick GB wall 4 Micro, biliary obstruction, bile duct pigment

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