DDx Massive hepatomegaly
DDx Moderate hepatomegaly
Plus
DDx mild hepatomegaly
Plus
Plus
DDx firm and irregular liver
Cirrhosis
Mets
Hydatid disease, granuloma, amyloid, cysts, lipoidoses
DDx tender liver
hepatitis
Rapid liver enlargement - RHF, Budd-Chiari syndrome
HCC
DDx Pulsatile liver
TR
HCC
Vascular abnormalities
DDx Bilateral renal masses
PCKD Hydronephrosis or pyonephrosis Hypernephroma (bilateral RCC) Acute renal vein thrombosis (bilateral) Amyloid, lymphoma, other infiltrative disease Acromegaly
DDx unilateral renal mass
RCC Hydronephrosis or pyonephrosis PCKD Acute renal vein thrombosis Normal right kidney or a solitary kidney
RIF masses
Appendicieal abscess Carcinoma of caecum Crohns disease Pelvic kidney Ovarian tumor or cyst Carcioid tumor Amoebiasis Psoas abscess Ileocecal TB
LIF masses
Faeces Carcinoma of sigmoid or descending colon Diverticular disease Ovarian tumor or cyst Psoas Abscess
Upper abdo mass
Carcinoma of stomach
Carcinoma of transverse colon
Pancreatic pseudocyst or tumor
AAA
Retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy
Pyloric stenosis
DDx massive splenomegaly
CML
myelofibrosis
primary lymphoma of spleen, hairy cell leukemia, malaria, kala-azar
DDX Moderate splenomegaly
CML
myelofibrosis
primary lymphoma of spleen, hairy cell leukemia, malaria, kala-azar
Plus
DDx mild splenomegaly
CML
myelofibrosis
primary lymphoma of spleen, hairy cell leukemia, malaria, kala-azar
Plus
Plus
Causes of hepatosplenomegaly
Distinguishing a spleen from a kidney
Causes of Generalised Lymphadenopathy
What is the definition of mild hepatomegaly?
12cm - 15cm
What is the definition of moderate hepatomegaly?
15cm - 20cm
What is the definition of massive hepatomegaly?
> 20cm
What bedside tests would you do to complete a Gastrointestinal exam?
Causes of ascites with SAAG >11
Indicates portal HTN which is a transudative process
Causes:
Causes of ascites with SAAG < 11
Myelofibrosis: FBE and film
Anaemia
Variable WCC and platelet counts
Film:
Teardrops
leukoerythroblastic profile
Circulating nucleated red blood cells