Lecture Notes: Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Anton Emmanuel, University College Hospital, London Stephen Inns, University College Hospital, London

Preface, vii Part I Clinical Basics 1 Approach to the patient with abdominal pain, 1 2 Approach to the patient with liver disease, 11 3 Approach to the patient with luminal disease, 17 4 Nutrition, 29 5 Gastrointestinal infections, 39 6 Gastrointestinal investigations, 46 Part II Gastrointestinal Emergencies 7 Acute gastrointestinal bleeding, 52 8 Acute upper and lower gastrointestinal emergencies, 55 9 Acute liver failure, 61 10 Pancreatobiliary emergencies: acute pancreatitis, 67 Part III Regional Gastroenterology 11 Oral cavity, 73 12 Oesophagus, 75 13 Stomach and duodenum, 82 14 Small intestine, 87 15 Small and large bowel disorders, 94 16 Colon, 103 17 Anorectum, 110 18 Pancreatic diseases, 114 19 Biliary diseases, 120 20 Chronic liver disorders, 129 21 Hereditary and congenital liver diseases, 139 22 Viral hepatitides, 157 23 Drug-induced liver injury, 169 24 Vascular liver diseases, 173 25 Autoimmune hepatitis, 182 26 Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, 184 27 Alcoholic liver disease, 187 28 Liver tumours and lesions, 191 29 Pregnancy-related liver disease, 197 30 Liver transplantation, 200 Part IV Study Aids and Revision Gastrointestinal history check-list, 207 Abdominal examination routine, 209 Rectal examination routine, 211 Common OSCE cases, 212 Part V Self-Assessment Self-assessment case studies: Questions, 213 Self-assessment case studies: Answers, 215 Index, 217