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Hepatomegaly (Examination (Significant Negatives (Splenomegaly, Acute…
Hepatomegaly
Examination
Peripheral Inspection
Cause
CLD
EtOH: palmar erythema, Dupuytren’s
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CCF: ↑ JVP, bibasal creps, ascites, peripheral oedema
Haematological: pallor, bruising, purpura, LNs
Abdomen
Hepatomegaly
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Features to note
Edge: smooth, craggy, nodular
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Significant Negatives
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Cause: CLD, ↑JVP, pallor, bruising, LNs
Other Causes: MACHO
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Anatomical: Riedel’s lobe, hyperexpanded chest
Congestion: TR, Budd Chiari
Haem: leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloproliferative, SCD monitoring or chemo
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Viva
Ix
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Bloods
FBC
↓Hb: malignancy, chronic disease
Lymphocytosis: hepatitis viruses, EBV (atypical)
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Liver Biopsy
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Nodular Pattern
Micronodular: EtOH, HH, Wilson’s
Macronodular: viral
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Hx
Hepatitis / CLD: EtOH, viral exposure, FH
Cardiac: dyspnoea, PND, previous MI, rheumatic fever
Haem: tiredness, bruising, infections, bone pain