GANGRENOUS CHOLECYSTITIS AND MECKEL DIVERTICULITIS REVISION

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The inflammation of gallbladder:

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Cholecystitis

Front

The surgical removal of the gallbladder:

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Cholecystectomy

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On physical examination our patient was (no fever)_______ and hemodynamically stable.

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Apyrexial and afebrile

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In gangrenous cholecystitis, an unenhanced computed tomography (CT) scan of abdomen was taken and showed gallbladder to be slightly ______

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distended

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Ultrasonography usually serves as the first-line imaging _____ for the evaluation of patients with clinically suspected acute cholecystitis.

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modality

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The imaging characteristics in the context of Gangrenous cholecystitis on Computed Tomography (CT) may consist of following features, EXCEPT: A. Intra-luminal membranes, B. Desquamative gallbladder mucosa, C. Pericholecystic fluid collection, D. Echogenic viscous fluid

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Echogenic viscous fluid

Front

Which surgical incision is used in cholecystectomy?

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Kocher incision

Front

A lack of mural enhancement on Computed Tomography (CT) in the context of Gangrenous cholecystitis suggests:

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Compromised blood flow and ischemia

Front

The word "discharged" in this sentence means: "The patient was started on a soft diet on day 2 and discharged on day 6 after the operation."

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The patient is released from a hospital, clinic, or medical facility after treatment.

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Acute cholecystitis (AC) may develop into Gangrenous cholecystitis (GC), first described in 1894 and defined as a severe form of AC with _____ and ______ of the GB wall.

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ischemia, necrosis