26/M PAIN ABDOMEN


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I've been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of "patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations, and come up with a diagnosis and treatment plan. 




 26 year old male ,resident of coochbehar,farmer by occupation presented with complaints of Abdominal pain since 4 months


Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back , then he developed abdominal pain in the umbilical and right upper quadrant,insidious in onset and gradually progressive,squeezing type,radiating occasionally to right loin region ,no aggravating factors , releived on taking medication from the past two months

H/o Vomitings,7-8 episodes,yellowish in colour,food particles as content,non foul smelling,non blood tinged

No H/o loose stools

No H/o blood in stools

No H/o steatorrhoea

No H/o fever 

No H/o jaundice 


Dietary History:

Morning -1 cup tea with biscuit 

                 Roti with curry

Afternoon -2 cups rice with dal        

                  and curry

Evening -Tea occasionally 

Night -2 cups rice with dal and

              Curry

Total average calorie intake:2400-2500


Personal History:

Studied till 10 th class

Diet- Mixed

Bowel and Bladder habits- regular

Consumes alcohol occasionally 

Stopped consuming alcohol from the past 2 months as insisted by his physician 


Family History:

He is the youngest in the family with 2 sisters elder than him

No H/o similar complaints in the family


Treatment History:

Was diagnosed to have multiple gall stones with largest measuring 6.5mm on usg abdomen in march 2023


Using Ursodeoxycholic acid tablets from 2 months


O/E:

Pt is conscious,coherent and

Cooperative 

Afebrile on touch

PR-76bpm

Bp-120/70 mmhg

RR-18cpm

GRBS-111mg/dl


P/A:

Soft,non tender

No organomegaly


Cvs:

S1,S2 +

No murmurs 


RS:

B/L air entry +

NVBS Heard


CNS:

No Focal Deficit


Provisional Diagnosis:

Cholelithiasis 

Treatment:

Tab UDILIV 300mg PO/BD (Using from March 2023)



MRCP:





USG Abdomen:












Final Diagnosis:CHOLELITHIASIS WITH DISTAL CBD CALCULUS


DISCHARGE SUMMARY:

Final Diagnosis-CHOLELITHIASIS WITH DISTAL CBD CALCULUS

26 year old male ,resident of coochbehar,farmer by occupation presented with complaints of Abdominal pain since 3 months

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back , then he developed abdominal pain in the umbilical and right upper quadrant,insidious in onset and gradually progressive,squeezing type,radiating occasionally to right loin region ,no aggravating factors , releived on taking medication from the past two months

H/o Vomitings,7-8 episodes,yellowish in colour,food particles as content,non foul smelling,non blood tinged

No H/o loose stools

No H/o blood in stools

No H/o steatorrhoea

No H/o fever 

No H/o jaundice 


COURSE IN THE HOSPITAL:

A 26 year old male presented with complaints of abdominal pain since 4 months associated with occasional vomitings,on further evaluation he was found to have multiple gall stones with largest measuring 6mm and Hyperechoic foci in the distal common bile duct -?sludge?calculus and cholecystitis on usg abdomen on 9/5/23 .General surgery advise was taken i/v/o Cholelithiasis and ?cbd calculus and was advised with mrcp for further evaluation and management. MRCP was done on 13/5/23 which showed Cholelithiasis with Distal CBD Calculus(6-7mm). Patient counselled regarding further intervention (ERCP with stenting and Cholecystectomy)from their centre of choice.







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