Esophagus & Stomach

Dr.Akshay A. BafnaMD( Internal Medicine & Critical ), Dip. In

Geriatric Medicine, Dip. Cardiology Program (JHU), ISE certified

Esophagus• 1) Anatomy & Physiology.• 2) Symptoms Of Esophagus• 3) Abnormalities : A) Anatomical : 1) Hiatus Hernias. 2) Rings & Webs 3) Diverticulas ( True & Pseudo) 4) Brief Tumors. B) Functional : 1) Motility Disorder: a) Achalasia b) DES c) GERD & d) Others. 4) Investigation: GE Scopy, EUS, Barium, Manometry, 24 hrs Ph

Monitoring. 5) Others Disease & Esophagus at a Glance: Mallory Weistear, Boerhaeve

$, Scleroderma ……………

Eosinophlic Esophagitis Esophageal Candidiasis

STOMACH

• 1) Anatomy & Physiology:

• 2) PUD : a) Ulcer

b) Differnce between G & D ulcer

c) Types of Gastric Ulcer: 4types.

d) Causes of Ulcer: Other than H.pylori & NSAIDS.

e) Effects of H. Pylori & NSAIDS.

f)Investigation , Complication of PUD

h) Managemebt of PUD & Complications.

3) Gastritis: Acute & Chronic ( Types A, Type B)

4) Stress Ulcer:

5) Menetriers Ds:

6) Pernicious Anemia

7) ZES ( Zollinger Ellison Syndrome):

STOMACHGE Junction Gastic Cardia

• Fundus: Chief Cells ( Pepsinogen).

• Body: ( Oxyntic Mucosa)

• G cells : Gastrin Secretion

• D cells : Somatostatin• Entrochromafin Cells : Histamine

Gastric Gland ( Oxyntic Gland)

GASTRIC PROTECTION

OUTCOMES OF H.PYLORI…..

EFFECTS OF NSAIDS……

BARIUM STUDY