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caffeine, 5, 108t, 148, 149t
calcification: gallbladder, 452; pancreas, 405, 416, 418-19
calcitonin, 234t, 238t, 239
calcium: causing constipation, 19t; in acid secretion, 151;
malabsorption,
212-13; malassimilation, 200-203, 204f,
209t, 211, 243t, 425;
replacement, 62, 220t, 517-18
calcium antagonists, 365t
calcium channel blockers, 10, 108t, 117, 118, 123
cAMP see cyclic AMP
Campylobacter jejuni, 24, 223t, 226, 291, 292t, 323, 595
cancer see neoplasms
Candida albicans, 8-9, 111, 131, 170, 177, 292t, 294-96
carbenoxolone, 159
carbohydrate-hydrolyzing enzymes, 402
carbohydrates: absorption, 199-92, 204f; digestion, 54, 201f,
250, 401,
601f, 602;; malabsorption, 602;
malassimilation, 209, 211, 234t, 235t,
235-36, 249; metabolism, 51f, 464-65;
replacement, 71
carbon, 193f, 193-94, 194f
carbon dioxide, 236
carbon tetrachloride, 508t
carboxypeptidase, 204, 402
carcinoembryonic antigen, 354
carcinoid, small intestine, 260
carcinoid syndrome, 23t, 241t, 255-56
carcinoma: adenoid cystic, 124t; adenosquamous, 124t; anal,
302; bile
duct, 311t, 339t; ductal cell, 425,
457; epidermoid, 426; esophagus,
124t; gallbladder, 456, 515t, 516;
giant cell, 426; hepatocellular, 57t,
497, 505, 513, 549-52; pancreas, 425-29; squamous
cell, 112-13,
124t, 125-28
carcinosarcoma, esophageal, 124t
cardiopulmonary resuscitation, 176
Caroli’s disease, 456-57, 518
carotene deficiency, 245, 435
carotenemia, 31
catecholamines, 49, 50t, 52
catheterization, 72-73
CCK see cholecystokinin (CCK)
cefotaxime, 536
ceftriaxone, 292t, 373, 391
celiac disease: about, 242-43; clinical features, 21, 23t, 241t,
243t, 243-44;
complications, 247-48; dietary therapy, 62-63,
247; infants, 571;
laboratory findings, 244-47; treatment, 247
celiac plexus, 139
central nervous system, 211-12, 369
centroacinar cells, 400, 404f
cephalosporins, 373, 418, 536
cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, 67t
cerebrovascular accident, 114t
ceroidosis, 61t
ceruloplasmin, 57
cestodes, 229
Chagas’ disease, 118, 371
charcoal, 618
Charcot’s triad, 453, 458
cheilosis, 25, 57, 59t, 206, 208t, 210t, 212
chemical-induced esophagitis, 112-13
chemical-induced gastritis, 168
chemoreceptor trigger zone, 13f, 13
chemotherapy, 127, 166
chenodeoxycholic acid, 251, 447
Child-Pugh syndrome, 524, 527
childbirth, 176, 367
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children see also infants; abdominal mass, 571, 572; anemia, 572,
575t;
aspiration, 569; biliary atresia, 620; bilirubin,
615-17; bloody stools see
blood in stool; bone age, 584, 585t; bone
deformities, 590; celiac
disease, 243-44; cholecystitis, 454; cholestasis,
516; cirrhosis, 518;
colic, 577-78; colitis, 595; constipation,
578-82; Crohn’s disease, 318,
322; cystic fibrosis, 435, 437, 518, 607-13;
dehydration, 569, 571;
diarrhea, 593-600, 604, 608-9; distended abdomen,
590; duodenal
atresia, 572; duodenal ulcer disease, 147;
dysphagia, 575t;
ecchymosis, 590; edema, 590, 610; electrolyte
disturbances, 569;
enteritis, 592; enterohepatic circulation, 617;
esophagitis, 574, 575t,
576; failure to thrive, 583-92; fever, 571-72;
gas, 567; gastroenteritis,
227-28; GERD, 110, 573-77; glossitis, 590;
hepatitis, 480; hepatobiliary
disease, 611-12; Hirschsprung’s disease,
370-71; hypothydroidism,
617; inflammatory bowel disease, 595;
intussusception, 571; jaundice,
613-24; laryngospasm, 575t; liver disease,
476, 572; liver
transplantation, 549; malassimilation, 212,
583-92, 594, 600-607;
Meckel’s diverticula, 255; megarectum, 370;
pallor, 571, 590; pancreatic
insufficiency, 607-11, 612-13; pancreatitis, 572,
611; parasitic infection,
376-77; recurrent abdominal pain, 565-69;
rehydration therapy, 596t,
598-600; renal disease, 572; size, 571, 583-84,
585t, 589-90, 591t, 604;
volvulus, 572; vomiting, 569-73; Wilson’s
disease, 514
Chlamydia trachomatis, 290, 392
chlordiazepoxide, 506
chloride: exchange, 193f, 193-95, 194f; secretion, 195-96,
401
chloridorrhea, 234t
chlorpromazine, 508t, 509, 511
choking, 94-95, 897
cholangiocarcinoma, 443, 456, 459
cholangiography, percutaneous transhepatic (PTC), 458, 473-74
cholangiopancreatography, endoscopic retrograde (ERCP), 406-7, 417,
453, 455, 458, 473-74
cholangiopathy, AIDS, 303
cholangitis: about, 458; causes, 443; chronic, 443, 458, 516; clinical
features, 467; in cholecystitis, 450; in
choledocholithiasis, 453;
nonsuppurative, 516; sclerosing, 66, 311t,
328, 339t, 342, 458-59, 515-
16, 518, 521t; suppurative, 458
cholecystectomy: complications, 175, 455, 519; to treat AIDS
cholangiopathy, 303; to treat cholecystitis, 451,
454; to treat choledo-
cholithiasis, 453; to treat cholelithiasis, 440,
448; to treat gallbladder
cancer, 456
cholecystitis: acalculous, 454-55; acute, 29, 446t, 449-52; causes,
443;
choledocholithiasis, 452-54; chronic calculous,
448-49
cholecystokinin (CCK), 140, 142, 197, 400, 401f, 405-6, 454, 465
cholecystoses, 455
choledochal cysts, 457, 518
choledochojejunostomy, 457
choledocholithiasis, 452-54, 515t, 516
cholelithiasis: causing pancreatitis, 410, 411-12, 416-17; classification,
440-41, 441t; clinical features, 444-45;
complications, 445f; drug-
induced, 510t; in cystic fibrosis, 434; in
inflammatory bowel disease,
311t, 313; management, 446-48;
postsurgical, 164t, 167, 249;
progression, 443; risk factors, 57t, 444t
cholera, pancreatic, 21, 239, 431
cholestasis: benign recurrent, 516; causing cholecystitis, 449-51;
clinical
features, 27, 29; defined, 443, 514; dietary
therapy, 69; drug-induced,
508t, 510t, 510, 511; extrahepatic,
516; in choledocholithiasis, 452-53;
in hyperbilirubinemia, 32; in liver disease, 25,
59t, 66, 342, 466t, 467-
69, 488, 516-20; infants, 457, 618-24;
intrahepatic, 514-16, 515t;
management, 519-20; and pregnancy, 554-55; with
cholangitis, 458-59;
with pancreatic neoplasm, 427-29
cholesterol: in absorption, 52, 54, 197, 198f, 199; malabsorption,
245, 252;
role of liver, 465; tests, 472
cholesterol esters, 197, 455
cholesterol stones, 440, 441t, 441-43, 452
cholesterolosis, 455
cholestyramine: causing malnutrition, 25, 64t; replacement, 221t;
to treat
cholestasis, 555; to treat colitis, 233; to treat
Crohn’s disease, 317;
to treat diarrhea, 166, 236, 239; to treat
esophagitis, 164; to treat fecal
incontinence, 367; to treat gastritis, 172; to
treat irritable bowel, 364t;
to treat liver disease, 517; to treat pruritus,
624t
cholic acid, 251
cholinergics, 223t
chromium, 57
chronic abdomen, 28-30
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chronic mesenteric ischemia, 276-77
Chvostek’s sign, 213
chylomicrons, 52, 197, 198f, 199
chylous ascites, 33
chymotrypsin, 204, 402, 410-11
cimetidine: replacement, 221t; to treat GERD, 107t, 576; to
treat
pancreatitis, 424; to treat PUD, 155, 157-59
ciprofloxacin, 228t, 292t
circulation see blood supply
circulatory collapse, 415
cirrhosis: about, 520-24; alcoholic, 57t, 504-5, 506; biliary, 456,
516-19,
517t, 518t, 520, 521t;
causes, 521t; Child-Pugh classification, 524; and
cholelithiasis, 443, 444t; and cholestasis,
515t, 515-16; clinical
features, 35, 38, 467, 469; complications,
531-37; cryptogenic, 520-21;
dietary therapy, 66; drug-induced, 511, 521t;
effects on liver structure,
522f; and fatty liver, 502; and hepatitis,
458, 493, 497, 500-501, 504; in
alpha1-antitrypsin deficiency, 513; in
cystic fibrosis, 434t; in
inflammatory bowel disease, 311t, 339t;
in veno-occlusive disease, 556;
and liver neoplasms, 551; and portal
hypertension, 525t, 526; and portal
vein thrombosis, 557
cirrhotic habitus, 466t, 467
cisapride, 14, 107t, 108, 364t, 576
Citrobacter freundii, 535
clarithromycin, 180, 292t
clindamycin, 373
clinical trials: design, 84-85; ethical concerns, 77-78, 85; institutional
review committee, 86; investigators, 85;
monitoring, 86; phases, 82-83;
planning, 84-85
clofazimine, 292t
clofibrate, 444t
Clostridium species, 250
Clostridium difficile, 223t, 227, 232, 323, 373-74
Clostridium perfringens, 223t, 224, 594
clotrimazole, 295
clubbing, 466t, 469, 590
co-trimoxazole, 226, 227, 228t
coagulation disturbances, 466t, 467, 519, 545, 553, 556
cobalamin see vitamin B12
cobalt, 57
cocaine, causing colitis, 280
coccidioidosis, 295
codeine, 317
colchicine, 23t, 223t, 233, 241t
colectomy: to treat colon cancer, 355; to treat GI bleeding, 394; to treat
thrombocytosis, 343; to treat ulcerative colitis,
326, 335, 337-38, 342
colestipol, 221t, 249
colic: biliary, 27, 29, 444-45, 446t, 448-49, 452; children,
577-78; renal, 29
colipase, 403
colitis: amebic, 35t; collagenous, 377; diversion, 60-61; eosinophilic,
377;
from Y. enterocolitica, 227; hemorrhagic, 227;
ischemic, 35t, 279-86,
357; lymphocytic, 377; microscopic, 377;
postdysenteric, 230; pseudo-
membranous, 24, 231-33, 373; ulcerative, 23t,
35t, 234t, 323-44,
356, 595
collagen disease, 263, 277
collagenous colitis, 377
collagenous sprue, 247-48
collateral vessels, portal-systemic, 527t, 527-29
colon see also colitis; absorption and secretion, 350, 351-52;
anatomy and
function, 347-49; cancer, 352-57; constipation,
367-71; diverticulosis,
356-57; fecal incontinence, 364-67; flora,
351-52; infections, 371-75;
innervation, 349f; irritable bowel
syndrome, 360-64, 364t; motility, 349,
351; neoplasms, 353t, 394; obstruction,
357-60; parasites, 375-77;
perforation, 26
colonic ileus, 359
colonoscopy, 329t, 394
coma, 488, 504, 537, 556
condylomata acuminata, 390-91
confidentiality (professional obligation of), 75t
confusion, 488
congestive heart failure, 210t, 277, 280, 512, 555-56
conjunctivitis, 311t, 313
connective tissue disease, 97
constipation: about, 18-21, 367-71; children, 578-82; in celiac disease,
244; in cystic fibrosis, 434-35; in
diverticulosis, 356; in hepatic
encephalopathy, 539t; in Hirschsprung’s
disease, 370; in irritable bowel
syndrome, 361, 364t, 368; in megarectum,
370; in pelvic floor
dyssynergia, 371; in ulcerative colitis, 325; and
malnutrition, 56-57; with
neoplasms, 354, 369, 430; with RAP, 567
constitutional growth delay, 587-88
contraceptives: cholelithiasis, 444t; cholestasis, 555; colitis,
280, 282;
hepatic vein thrombosis, 556; liver disease, 507,
508t, 510t, 510, 511;
liver neoplasms, 550-51
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convulsions, 58t, 213
copper, 57, 514
corneal changes, 59t
corticosteroids: in digestion, 49, 50t; and liver transplantation,
546-47; and
PUD, 148; to treat esophagitis, 112; to treat
hepatitis, 501, 506; to treat
HIV-associated ulceration, 300; to treat
inflammatory bowel disease,
319t, 319-20, 334-37; to treat sprue, 247;
to treat toxic megacolon, 341
cortisol binding proteins, 57
costiveness see constipation
coughing, 97, 106
Coxsackie, 479t, 479
cramps see pain, abdominal
creatinine, 57
CREST syndrome, 516
cricopharyngeus, 88
Crigler-Najjar syndrome, 476-78, 616
Crohn’s disease: anatomic distribution, 308t; causing bacterial
overgrowth,
251t; causing gastric folds, 171t;
clinical features, 23t, 29, 171, 234t,
241t, 307f, 307, 309-10;
complications, 312-14; defined, 306; diagnosis,
314-16, 330, 333t; dietary therapy, 62,
69, 71; and esophagitis, 112;
lower GI bleeding, 35t; malnutrition, 63,
65; and neoplasms, 356;
pathophysiology, 306-9; transmural inflammation,
317f; treatment,
316-23
crying see colic, children
cryoglobulinemia, 490, 499
crypt hypoplasia, 61t
Cryptosporidium: about, 231; causing diarrhea, 223t, 594, 600; from
pets,
24; HIV-associated, 293t, 295, 297, 454
Cullen’s sign, 414
Curling’s ulcer, 146
Cushing’s ulcer, 146
cutaneous changes, 466t, 467
cyanocobalamin see vitamin B12
cyclamate, 251
cyclic AMP, 151, 194, 196, 224-25, 237-38
cyclic GMP, 144
cyclohexylamine, 251
cyclooxygenase, 322
cycloserine, 58t
cyclosporine: in liver transplantation, 541; side effects, 546; to treat
inflammatory bowel disease, 319t, 321-22,
337; to treat sprue, 247
cyproheptadine, 167, 256
cyst, congenital, esophageal, 124t
cystadenocarcinoma, 426
cystadenoma, 459
cystic fibrosis: adult, 432-38; children, 435, 437, 518, 607-13;
complications, 408, 418, 434t, 434-37, 444t,
521t; dietary therapy,
67t
cytokines, 323
cytomegalovirus: causing cholecystitis, 454; causing gastritis, 177;
causing
hepatitis, 479t, 479; HIV-associated, 293t,
299; postsurgical, 548-49
cytoprotective agents, 155, 528
cytotonic enterotoxins, 223
cytotoxic enterotoxins, 223
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