Second Year Notes - Section 6

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GI, Liver

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Gastrointestinal

[RC] [DB] Lec 01 (02-10 PA) - Esophageal Pathology
[RC] [DB] Lec 02 (02-10 PP) - Esophageal Motility, GERD
[RC] [DB] Lec 03 (02-11 PA) - Gastric Pathology
[RC] [DB] Lec 04 (02-11 PP) - Gastric Secretion and Peptic Ulcer Disease (See RC notes for Lec 03)
[RC] [DB] Lec 05 (02-12 PH) - GI Pharmacology
[RC] [DB] Lec 06 (02-12 PA) - Colon Pathology
[RC] [DB] Lec 07 (02-13 PA) - Small Bowel Pathology
[RC] [DB] Lec 08 (02-13 PP) - Malabsorption
[RC] [DB] Lec 09 (02-16 PA) - Colon Cancer Pathology
[RC] [DB] Lec 10 (02-16 PP) - Gastroparesis, IBS, Colonic Dysmotility (More on IBS)
[RC] [DB] Lec 11 (02-17 PP) - Mechanisms of Diarrhea
[RC] [DB] Lec 12 (02-17 PP) - Inflammatory Bowel Disease
[RC] [DB] Lec 13 (02-18 PA) - Pediatric GI
[RC] [DB] Lec 14 (02-19 PP) - Gallbladder Disease
[RC] [DB] Lec 15 (02-19 PP) - Pancreatic Cancer
[RC] [DB] Lec 16 (02-19 PP) - Pancreatitis

Table of GI drugs (author unknown, donated by Jessica Flynn and Errol Fields)
Table of GI (and other) drugs (By Andre Kydd, thanks to Maria Garcia)
Colitis diagram (By Grace Wang)
Table of GI (and other) drugs (By Brian Englum)
GI (and cardiac) pathology (By Henry Kramer)
Table of GI drugs (By Kavitha Kolappa)
Table of GI drugs (By Elizabeth Rosenblatt)
GI (& heart) path, pharm, and pathophys (By Adrian Dokey)
Animation of swallowing (Thanks to Jithin Yohannan)

Med Student Cafe (general education resources) (Thanks to Beth Tuffiash)

Liver

[RC] [DB] Lec 17 (02-20 PP) - Pathophysiology of Normal and Abnormal Liver Function
[RC] [DB] Lec 18 (02-23 PP) - Liver Injury and Regeneration
[RC] [DB] Lec 19 (02-23 PH) - Drugs and the Liver
[RC] [DB] Lec 20 (02-23 PA) - Liver Disease I (Inflammation)
[RC] [DB] Lec 21 (02-24 PP) - Portal HTN, Ascites, Varices, and Hepatic Encephalopathy
[RC] [DB] Lec 22 (02-25 PP) - Pediatric Liver Disease
[RC] [DB] Lec 23 (02-25 PA) - Liver Disease II (Pathology)
[RC] [DB] Lec 24 (02-25 PA) - Liver Disease III (Neoplasms)

Bile and gallbladder disease (By Douglas Bernstein)
Metabolic liver diseases (By Douglas Bernstein)
Cholestasis, jaundice, and liver advice for the wards (By Douglas Bernstein)
Table of GI (and other) drugs (By Andre Kydd, thanks to Maria Garcia)
Portal hypertension outline (By Vivek Kalia)
Table of liver tumors (By Philip Song)
Table of liver (and other) drugs (By Brian Englum)
Table of liver pathophysiology (By James Pirruccello)

1998-1999 Repro & GI exam (Thanks to Eric Elliott, proxy in if off-campus)

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All documents posted herein that are not otherwise credited are authored by Raymond Cheong, Copyright 2004, All Rights Reserved. Documents with the prefix DB are authored by Douglas Bernstein. Outlines and other review materials not guaranteed to be error-free; consult course notes as needed; you may find it more useful to make an outline of your own; inform me if you find any errors so I can correct these outlines.