Juvenile Colonic Polyp
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Presenters
Dr Maimuna Sayeed
Dr Romana Akter
Resident - Phase A
WELCOME TO
CLINICAL MEETING
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Name: Nafis
Age: 3½ years
Sex: Male.
Address: Comilla
DOA: 28/03/2016
DOE: 29/03/2016
Informant: Mother
Particulars of the Patient:
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• Passage of blood just after passing stool for 1 year.
Presenting Complaint:
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According to the statement of patients mother, herson was reasonably well 1 year back, then child waspassing fresh blood at the end of defecation for 1 year.The stool was not much hard and the child used topass stool 2-3 times per day. The passage of blood wasregular and passed drop by drop after each defecationand it was not associated with pain. He was otherwiseactive, playful and growing well.
History Of Present Illness:
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There is no history of diarrhea, alteration of stoolcolour, food allergy, oral ulceration, joint pain, fever,weight loss or contact with TB patient. With abovecomplaints he got admitted to BSMMU for furtherevaluation and management.
History Of Present Illness (contd.):
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Antenatal history: Uneventful, mother was onregular antenatal check up.
Natal history: He was delivered by LUCS at term withbirth weight 3.6 Kg and cried immediately after birth.
Postnatal history: Uneventful
Birth History:
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Developmental History: His development is age appropriate.
Past Illnesses: Nothing Significant.
Immunization: Immunized as per EPI schedule.
Feeding History: Exclusive Breast fed up to 6 months, now he is on family diet.
Travel History: Nothing contributory.
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Family History: He is the 2nd issue of non-consanguineous parents. There is no history ofsimilar illness in his family.
Social & Personal History: He belongs to a middleclass family. They live in pacca house, use sanitarylatrine, drink tube well water.
Drug History: Nothing significant
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• Appearance: Well alert
• Anaemia: Mildly pale
• Jaundice: Absent
• Dehydration: Absent
• Oedema: Absent
• Cyanosis: Absent
• Clubbing: Absent
General Examination:
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• Koilonychia: Absent
• Leuchoychia: Absent
• Lymph node: Not palpable
• Skin survey: Normal
• BCG mark: present
• Eye and ENT: Normal
• Digital rectal examination: No abnormalities found
General Examination (Contd.):
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Vital signs:
Temp: 98˚F
Pulse: 92b/min
Resp. rate: 32br/min
Anthropometry:
Height : 98 cm (50th centile)
Weight: 14 Kg (25th centile)
General Examination (Contd.):
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Mouth and oral cavity: HealthyAbdomen:Inspection:• Shape is normal,• flanks are not full, • Umbilicus centrally placed, inverted.Palpation:• Tenderness absent • Organomegaly absentPercussion: TympanicAuscultation: Bowel sound present
Alimentary system examination:
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Nafis, a 3½ years old boy, 2nd issue of nonconsanguineous parents, immunized as per EPIschedule hailing from Comilla has admitted with thecomplaints of painless per rectal bleeding in drop bydrop after each defecation for 1 year. His bowel habitwas regular, no h/o abdominal pain, diarrhea,constipation, fever, oral ulceration, food allergy, weightloss, contact with TB patient, no similar type of illnessin his family.
Salient feature:
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On examination he was well alert, mildly pale, vitalsigns were within normal limit, the anthropometryrevealed normal, DRE and systemic examinationrevealed nothing abnormality.
Salient feature: (contd)
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Juvenile Colonic Polyp
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1. Meckel’s Diverticulum
2. Vascular Malformation
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS:
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Points in favour Points against
Juvenile Rectal polyp Age: 3½ yrs.Painless per rectal bleeding after passing of normal stool.Well thriving.
Meckel’s Diverticulum Painless per rectal bleeding.
Bleeding occurs drop by drop(small amount).
Vascular Malformation Painless per rectal bleeding.
Bleeding occurs drop by drop(small amount).
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• CBC
Hb: 11.1 g/dl
ESR: 20mm in 1st hour
WBC (TC): 8.8x10^9/L
N: 30%, L:54%
• Stool R/E
Epithelial cell: nil
RBC: nil
Pus cell: nil
Investigations:
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• Stool C/S: no growth
• CRP: 3.3 mg/L
• Plain X-ray Abdomen erect posture: normal study
• Colonoscopy: A pedunculated polyp is found 20 cm from anal verge.
Investigations: (contd)
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Colonoscopy Report:
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Juvenile Colonic Polyp
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• Counseling
• Colonoscopic Polypectomy done and specimen sent for histopathology.
Management:
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S O A P
No complaints Appearance: well alert AfebrilePulse- 88b/minResr rate- 28br/minBowel- moved onceNo passage of blood
Static Discharge with advice
F/U (04.04.16)
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