Q) 60 yrs anemic male with dyspgagia, crepts and foul smelling breath (AIIMS 2019 GI)
a) Plumer vinson
b) Zenkers
c) Schatzki
Esophagus
Vagus sparing esophagectomy
Q) Vagus sparing esophagectomy All true except. (AIIMS 2019 and every alternate year)
A) Transhiataly done.
B) Mucosal excision done
THE vs TTE
Q. Trans hiatal esophagectomy as compared to trans thoracic anastomosis-
A More pulmonary complications
B Less anastomotic leak
C ) Two field resection possible in THE
d) More pain
LES pressure
Q) All are associated with increased LES pressure except
a) Substance p
b) Gastrin
c) Secretin
d) Motilin
Colon Conduit after Esophagectomy
Q) False about colon conduit (AIIMS 2019)
a) Robust blood supply
b) Least chance of necrosis
c) Young with high life expectancy its preferred
d) Ample amount of length can be gained
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Zenker’s divertculum
Q) Incorrect statement about zenker's diverticulum (AIIMS GI)
a) More common in the elderly on the left side
b) Barium swallow is diagnostic
c) Diverticulopexy means fixation of diverticulum to prevertebral fascia
d) Dohlman Procedure is for large sized diverticuli
Caustic injury esophagus
Q) Acid ingestion pathophysiology true is.
Response to chemotherapy in Carcinoma Esophagus
Q) A patient with carcinoma lower 1/3 of esophagus, receives chemo Radiotherapy and dysphagia shows complete response. What is the next step in management
a) Reassure
b) Follow with CT scan every 6 months
c) Esophagectomy
d) EUS to look for residual disease