Gastric Disorders — Flashcards

Flashcard 1: According to the modified Johnson classification for gastric ulcers, ulcers occurring anywhere in the stomach are classified as Type _____.

Answer: V (NSAID-related)

Flashcard 2: The **Scopinaro procedure** is also known as:

Answer: Biliopancreatic diversion

Extra: Biliopancreatic diversion (BPD) was originally described by Nicola Scopinaro in 1979. It involves a distal gastrectomy and a long Roux-en-Y reconstruction, resulting in a short common channel (malabsorptive procedure).

Flashcard 3: Ulcers in the _____ are classified as Types III according to modified Johnson classification for a gastric ulcer.

Answer: pre-pyloric region

Flashcard 4: Borchardt's triad consists of _____ pain + Inability to vomit + Inability to pass a nasogastric tube

Answer: Epigastric

Flashcard 5: Gastric cancer may metastasize to the _____ lymph node, also called as irish node

Answer: left axillary

Flashcard 6: Gastric carcinoma may spread and involve the _____ region, also known as a Sister Mary Joseph nodule

Answer: periumbilical

Flashcard 7: 90% of the gastrinomas are found in the _____ triangle

Answer: Passaro's

Flashcard 8: What part of the stomach is commonly affected by gastric adenomas?_____

Answer: antrum

Flashcard 9: The incision marked X in the image is: _____ Incision

Answer: Lanz

Flashcard 10: _____ femoral hernia is behind the femoral vessels

Answer: Serafini’s