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Case presentation gastrology

  1. Case Presentation Dr. Md. Shahjalal Khan Shetu Intern Doctor Department of Gastroenterology Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical college & Hospital
  2. Topic A 20 years old female presented with abdominal pain, fever and weight loss
  3. Particulars of the patient Name : Mrs. Shibani Age : 20yrs Sex : Female Marital Status: Married Religion : Hindu Occupation: Housewife Address :Vill- Upazilla: Dist-Gopalgonj Mobile No.:
  4. Chief Complaints  Abdominal pain & vomiting for 3 years  Irregular low grade fever for same duration  Loose motion for 2 years  Weight lose for 1 year.
  5. History of Present Illness According to the statement of the patient she was reasonably well 3 years back.Then she developed abdominal pain around the umbilicus, dull aching in character, mild to moderate in intensity; non radiating, no relation with food taking, and last for 30 mins to 1 hour.
  6. Cont. She also complained of vomiting for same duration.Vomiting was periodic and usually occurred 3 to 4 times a day persisted for 2 to 3 days & recurs often at every 2 to 3 days. It was non-projectile.Vomitus was moderate in amount, contained undigested food particles but no blood.
  7. Cont. She also complained of low grade irregular fever, mostly occur in the afternoon, without chills & rigor and subsided spontaneously. She also complained of passage of loose stool for last 2 years. She passed stool usually 7 to 8 motion per day, moderate in amount & contain no fresh or altered blood. It is not associated with lower abdominal pain. She also lost significant amount of her weight for last 1 year.
  8. Cont. She did not give history of night sweats, coughing out of blood, itching, jaundice, palpitation, heat intolerance, proximal muscle weakness, arthralgia & arthritis, skin rash, oral ulceration. She gave no history of contact with TB patient. Her sleep pattern is normal & she did not become unconscious any time during this illness.
  9. History of Past Illness She is not hypertensive, non-diabetic, bronchial asthma, COPD, no history of blood transfusion or surgical operations.
  10. Drug History She gave history of irregular intake of antiulcerant & painkillers, but she cannot mention the names.
  11. Family history She is a housewife and lives with her husband and one children. No family member or relatives are suffering from same type of illness.
  12. Socio-economic history She comes from middle socio-economic class. She is non-smoker, non-alcoholic and has no habits of chewing betel nuts.
  13. Menstrual & obstetric history Obstetrics history- Para: 3-2 (still birth) ALC: Menstrual history: LMP: Cycle: regular Period: 3 to 5 days Bleeding: average
  14. General examination Appearance: ill looking, cachexic Body built: below average Co-operation: co-operative Decubitus: on choice Nutritional status: poor Anemia: mild Jaundice: absent Cyanosis: absent Clubbing: absent Koilonychia: absent Leuconychia: absent Onycholysis: absent Edema: absent Dehydration: absent Neck vein: not engorged Thyroid: not enlarged Lymph node: not palpable Pulse: 84 b/min BP: 100/70 mm Hg Temp: normal R/R: 18 breaths/min Skin condition: normal
  15. Systemic Examination
  16. Alimentary system Mouth & oral cavity: normal findings, NAD Abdomen: Inspection: Shape: distended Flanks: normal Umbilicus: central, inverted Skin condition: normal, presence of striae gravidarum. Hair distribution: normal Visible peristalsis: absent Visible pulsation: absent Visible engorged veins: absent Groins: normal
  17. Cont. Palpation- Superficial palpation- Temperature: normal Tenderness: mild tenderness present in right iliac, right lumbar, left iliac region Muscle guard: absent Deep palpation: No organomegaly Fluid thrill: absent
  18. Cont. A palpable mass measuring about 4x3cm found in the right iliac fossa. It is firm in consistency, smooth surfaced, fixed with underlying structure free from overlying skin , mildly tender, with no discharging sinus. Another mass of similar nature measuring about 6x4cm is found in the left iliac fossa & left lumbar region
  19. Cont. Percussion: Percussion note: tympanitic all over the Abdomen. Upper border of liver dullness: in 5th ICS on right MCL Shifting dullness: absent Auscultation: Bowel sound: present Hepatic bruit: absent
  20. Other systems Respiratory system- Inspection: chest is normal in size & shape. Palpation: trachea central, apex beat in the left 5th ICS, expansion is normal. Percussion: percussion note is resonant in all lung fields. Auscultation: Breath sound is vesicular, no added sound.
  21. Cont. Cardiovascular system: Inspection: precordium normal in size & shape, no bulging, no engorged vein, no visible vein. Palpation: - apex beat in the left 5th ICS - fluid thrill: absent - left parasternal heave, - palpable P2- absent Auscultation: Heart sound is normal in all four areas with no added sound and murmur.
  22. Cont. Nervous system: Higher psychic function: normal Speech: normal Cranial nerves: intact Motor function: intact Sensory function: intact Other systems: No abnormality detected.
  23. Salient feature Mrs. Shibani, 22 years old, hindu, married, housewife, normotensive , nondiabetic lady hailing from Gopalgonj admitted in this hospital through OPD with the complaints of abdominal pain, vomiting & irregular fever for 3 years, loose motion for 2 years & weight loss for 1 year. Abdominal pain was around the umbilicus, dull aching in character, mild to moderate in intensity; non radiating, no relation with food taking, and last for 30 mins to 1 hour.
  24. Cont. She also complained of vomiting for same duration.Vomiting was periodic and usually occurred 3 to 4 times a day persisted for 2 to 3 days & recurs often at every 2 to 3 days. It was non-projectile.Vomitus was moderate in amount, contained undigested food particles but no blood.
  25. Cont. She also complained of low grade irregular fever, mostly occur in the afternoon, without chills & rigor and subsided spontaneously. She also complained of passage of loose stool for last 2 years. She passed stool usually 7 to 8 motion per day, moderate in amount & contain no fresh or altered blood. It is not associated with lower abdominal pain. She also lost significant amount of her weight for last 1 year.
  26. Cont. She did not give history of night sweats, coughing out of blood, itching, jaundice, palpitation, heat intolerance, proximal muscle weakness, arthralgia & arthritis, skin rash, oral ulceration. She gave no history of contact with TB patient. Her sleep pattern is normal & she did not become unconscious any time during this illness.
  27. Cont. On examination she is ill looking, cachectic, moderately anemic. Her pulse is 84/min, BP is 100/70 mm Hg, RR 18/min, temperature normal. On abdominal examination mild tenderness Present in right iliac fossa, right lumbar, & left Iliac fossa . A palpable mass measuring about 4x3cm found in the right iliac fossa. It is firm in consistency, smooth surfaced, fixed with underlying structure free from overlying skin , mildly tender, with no discharging sinus.
  28. Cont. Another mass of similar nature measuring about 6x4cm is found in the left iliac fossa & left lumbar region. There is no ascites, no organomegaly
  29. Provisional Diagnosis ?
  30. Provisional diagnosis AbdominalTuberculosis
  31. Differential diagnoses 1. Abdominal Lymphoma 2. Inflammatory bowel disease 3. Intra-abdominal malignancy
  32. Investigations  Complete blood count Hb%: 11.4 gm/dl ESR: 05 mm in 1st hour TC: 8,800 /cu mm DC: N- 70%, L- 25%, M- 2%, E- 3%  S. creatinine: 0.4 mg/dl  S. bilirubin: 1.0 mg/dl  SGPT: 26.0 U/L  RBS: 75 mg/dl
  33. Cont.  Blood grouping & Rh-typing: O “+ve”  ANA: 17.00 IU/ml  Blood C/S: normal  Urine- R/E: normal study  CXR-P/A view: normal study  ECG: normal study  Tuberculin test: 02 mm ( negative)
  34. Cont.  USG ofW/A: - Extensive intra-abdominal lymphadenopathy - Hyperdynamic peristalsis with mildly dilated small bowel loops. - Features of cystitis.
  35. Cont.  Endoscopy: DUD in remission with narrowed bulb.  Biopsy: ( Duodenal mucosa)- Non-specific ulcer.  Short colonoscopy: Normal study
  36. Treatment plan  Tab. P/C  Cap. Omeprazole  Tab. Frenxit  Tab. B/C
  37. Further Further investigation: Laparoscopic biopsy for histopathology.
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