Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Abdominal OSCE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Severe malnutrition
      - Protein-losing enteropathy
      - Nephrotic syndrome
    - - Bacterial peritonitis
      - Tuberculous peritonitis
      - HIV -associated peritonitis
      - Mesothelioma
      - Hepatocellular carcinoma
    - - Hepatic congestion
        
        Heart failure
        
        Constrictive pericarditis
        
        Tricuspid insufficiency
        
        Budd-Chiari syndrome
        
        Veno-occlusive disease
      - Liver disease
        
        Cirrhosis
        
        Alcoholic hepatitis
        
        Fulminant hepatic failure
        
        Hepatic metastases
        
        Acute fatty liver of pregnancy
- - - - Sarcoidosis
      - Felty's Syndrome
      - SLE
    - - Leukemia
      - Polycythemia Vera
      - Lymphoma
    - - Viral
      - Parasitic
      - Bacterial
    - - Hereditary spherocytosis
      - SCD in children
      - Thalassemia
    - - Cirrhosis
      - Thrombus (portal, splenic)
- - - - Lymphomas
      - Multiple myeloma
    - - Amyloidosis
      - Gaucher's disease
    - - Cardiomyopathy
      - Right heart failure
      - Hepatic vein thrombosis
    - - Cholangitis
      - Malaria
      - Hepatitis
    - - Alcoholic liver disease
      - Arsenic
    - - Sickle cell anemia
  - - - Excessive alcohol
      - Hepatitis C
      - Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis
    - - Irreversible fibrosis of the liver.
      - Stellate cells and Kupffer cells are the key destroyers.
- - - - Renal cell carcinoma
        
        Local spread - varicocele, Budd-Chiari (edema, ascites)
        
        Metastases - pulmonary, bone
        
        Smoking, obesity, polycystic, nephrolithiasis, HTN
    - - Polycystic kidney disease
        
        Autosomal recessive
        
        Chromosome 6, childhood, liver failure
        
        Autosomal dominant
        
        Chromosome 16, adulthood, hepatic cysts, MVP, LVH, hernias
      - Amyloidosis
        
        Systemic - production of light chains of Ig - nephrotic syndrome, cardiomyopathy, macroglossia, splenomegaly
        
        Reactive - inflammation causes increased production and deposition of amyloid associated protein in various organs
        
        Extracellular deposition of abnormal proteins.
        
        Causes of reactive - IBD, RA, SLE, TB, RCC