Cholelithiasis with Liver Abscess

 9/03/22

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Sanidha Singh

Roll no.- 206 


A 29 year old female, housewife from Bengal 


CHIEF COMPLAINTS: 

The patient came to GM OP on 09/03/22 with complaints of pain abdomen since 6 months 


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS: 

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 9 months back then she developed headache associated with fainting during her second trimester and had 4-5 episodes until term. The doctor prescribed her medicine (not known to the patient) for flatulence and asked her to eat properly.

Patient started presenting with right upper quadrant pain 6 months back after 10-12 days of normal delivery of her second child. 

The patient developed pain in the Right Hypochondriac region which was dragging type and 3 month back started radiating to the back which aggravated on eating spicy/ fatty  food and relieved on medication. Attack of pain is irregular & was only observed after eating.

10-12 days after the delivery the patient again consulted the same doctor and diagnosed it for flatulence & prescribed her some other medicine (which the patient said is Tab.Drotin M) which she took twice a day for 3 months. 

The patient noticed that the pain got worse on eating spicy/ fatty food & then after taking medicines prescribed by the doctor she would get burps and the pain subsided. 

On days when the pain was severe she would make attempts to get relief by drinking plenty of water to induce vomiting & the pain subsided and the patient felt better.

On 21/02/22 the patient went to doctor with excruciating pain where after performing an USG she was diagnosed with cholelithiasis with liver abscess. She was put on the medication and was asked to follow up after 10 days. 

3/03/22 she was asked to get operated but the patients mother denied seeing the patients health and was referred to our hospital. 

H/o vomiting 1 week back

H/o fever especially during nights approx 2 times in last 3 months associated with fainting & chills. Last episode of fever 10-15 days back. Fever lasting for 1-2 days and relieved on medication.

H/o constipation 2-3 times/ week 


PAST HISTORY:

No h/o DM, HTN, Thyroid, epilepsy, TB, leprosy


FAMILY HISTORY: NAD


PERSONAL HISTORY:

Diet- Mixed 

Appetite- Reduced

Sleep- Adequate

Bowel & bladder- bowel movement was irregular 


GENERAL EXAMINATION: 

Pallor-present

Icterus-absent

Clubbing-absent

Cyanosis-absent

Edema-absent

Lymphadenopathy-absent







VITALS:

Temp-98.5

Pulse-99bpm

RR-18cpm

BP-110/90mmHg

Spo2-99%

GRBS-115mg%



TREATMENT HISTORY: 

1. Tab. Drotin M



2. Tab. Metrogyl 400 

3. Tab. Vitalvit Gold



4. Tab. Pantocid - IT 


5. Tab. Zentel 400


INVESTIGATION

USG REPORT on 9/03/22

Liver abscess (+) 

Contracted gall bladder due to fasting 

Pt asked to come again tomorrow morning on empty stomach




USG REPORTS ON 10/03/22: 

FINDINGS:

• E/o Multiple tiny calculi in contracted gall bladder largest (M) 4-5 mm

• E/o 3.1X2.4 cm hypoechoic lesion in segment VI g liver & no internal vasularity & mild perilesional edema.









IMPRESSION: 

• Cholelithiasis (review again in fasting state)
• Liver abscess in segment VI g liver with 20-30% liquefaction 







ECG






HEMOGRAM :

Hb- 10.9

TLC- 5900

Lymphocyte- 43

PCV- 33.8

MCV- 77.7

MCH- 25.1

PLT- 2.77


CUE: 

ALB- Trace 

Sugar- Nil

Pus cells- 2-4

Epithelial cells- 2-3


LFT:

TB- 0.77

DB- 0.16

AST- 21

ALT- 19 

TP- 6.8

ALB- 4.8

A/G- 2.38


RFT:

Urea- 20 

Sr. Creatinine- 0.7

Uric Acid- 4.4 

Ca- 9.6

Na- 152 

K- 4.0

Cl- 98 

Phosphate- 98



USG (11/03/22):

Gallbladder contracted with multiple calculi 
No pericholecystic fluid 
CBD- Normal 
No biliary dilatation 




Provisional diagnosis: 

Cholelithiasis with liver abscess 

 









 

 

 






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