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Pancreatic Pseudocyst
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00:00 Pancreatic pseudocyst in greater detail. Let?s take a look. 00:05 In this cartoon, you notice at the pancreas and why do we call it a pseudocyst? Because the epithelium is not a true epithelium; hence, it?s called a pseudocyst. 00:15 What?s occurring? The fact that there?s autodigestion and there?s accumulation of fluid, I?ll give you that. 00:21 On CT, if you were take a look at this pancreas with that bulge that you see there, the pseudocyst. On CT, that area of fluid accumulating would then appear as being black or lucent. 00:36 What you?re seeing here in fact upon your CT is a patient and that huge area of a pancreas that is completely enlarged, represents the pseudocyst. In addition, you also notice that the areas. 00:51 I want you to take a look at - Well, this is CT, so therefore on your left then represents the right side of the patient and then on your right, obviously will be the left side of the patient, okay?
About the Lecture
The lecture Pancreatic Pseudocyst by Carlo Raj, MD is from the course Pancreatic and Biliary Tract Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj.
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following is the CORRECT definition of a pseudocyst?
- Cyst without an epithelial lining
- Cyst with an epithelial lining
- Cyst without fluid material
- Cyst filled with necrosis
- Cyst with jelly-like, mucinous material
Which phenomenon is involved in the formation of a pseudocyst?
- Autodigestion of the pancreas leading to pseudocyst formation
- Accumulation of mucin-like material leading to pseudocyst formation
- Obstruction of the duct leading to pseudocyst formation
- Rupture of a cyst leading to a pseudocyst
- Aneurysm formation leading to a pseudocyst
Author of lecture Pancreatic Pseudocyst
Carlo Raj, MD
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