Familial polyposis of the colon (familial
adenomatous polyposis)
clinical features of, 637
genetic considerations in, 502–503, 503t, 504f
polyp characteristics in, 638t
screening for, 637
treatment of, 637–638
Family history, 2
Famotidine, 296, 905t, 2443t, 2444, 2723, 3543t
Fam-trastuzumab, 514t, 536f, 542, 613t, 625
FAN1 gene mutations, 2356, 2362
Fanconi-Bickel syndrome (type IX GSD, glucose
transporter 2 deficiency), 2292t, 3134,
3263t, 3265
Fanconi’s anemia, 794, 3647–3648
Fanconi’s syndrome
cancer risk in, 740
clinical features of, 364, 2286
hereditary tubal disease in, 2284t
in multiple myeloma, 870, 2283
tubulointerstitial nephritis in, 2281
in Wilson’s disease, 3235
Farber disease, 3257t
Farmer’s lung, 2160, 2160t, 2161, 2167t, 2170
Farnesoid X receptor, 2562, 2642
Farnesyl transferase inhibitors, 512f
Fas, 2704t, 2718
Fas-associated death domain (FADD), 518, 518f,
2697f
Fasciculations, 165, 165t, 2819–2820, S4
Fasciitis
eosinophilic, 407, 794, 2787
necrotizing. See Necrotizing fasciitis
palmar, 2877
Fasciola/fascioliasis, 1789
clinical features of, 1789, 1789t
diagnosis of, 1789, S12
eosinophilia in, 945t
epidemiology of, 1697, 1784t, 1789, S12
life-cycle hosts of, S12
pathogenesis of, 1789
transmission of, 1784t
treatment of, 1713, 1788t
Fasciolopsis buski, 1784t, 1788t, 1789, 1789t, S12
FAS gene mutations, 503t
FasL, 2704t
FASL gene mutations, 503t
Fas ligand, 518
Fasting, periodic, 3737–3738
Fat(s)
dietary
cancer and, 490, 637
dyslipidemia and, 3144
malabsorption of, 303. See also Steatorrhea
metabolism of, in type 2 diabetes mellitus,
3101
recommended intake of, 2521t
requirement for, 2517
Fatal familial insomnia (FFI), 211, 3417t, 3418t,
3419, 3420
Fat embolism, 399, 2095
Fatigability, 162, 165
Fatigue, 162. See also Myalgic encephalomyelitis/
chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS)
in anemia, 432
approach to the patient, 163–164
assessment of, 81
in chronic hepatitis, 2594, 2604
definition of, 162, 3518
differential diagnosis of, 162–163
epidemiology of, 162
etiology of, 81, 162
in fibromyalgia, 2868–2869
global considerations in, 162
health care errors and, 51
in heart failure, 1936
in liver disease, 2548
in MS, 3463, 3474
in myasthenia gravis, 3510
in myopathies, 3518–3519
in primary biliary cholangitis, 2627
prognosis of, 164
radiation-induced, 532
in sarcoidosis, 2833
vs. sleepiness, 208
in terminally ill patient, 81–82, 88t
treatment of, 81–82, 164
vs. weakness, 162, 163
Fat necrosis, 397
Fatty acid(s), 2460, 2468t. See also Free fatty acids
(FFAs); Lipid(s)
Fatty acid diarrhea, 2461t
Fatty acid mediators, 2150–2151
Fatty liver disease
alcoholic, 2617. See also Alcohol-associated liver
disease
drug-induced, 2587t, 2620t
etiology of, 2620t
in IBD, 2481t, 2482
nonalcoholic. See Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
(NAFLD); Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis
(NASH)
Favipiravir, 1464
Favism, 784, 786t
Fazio-Londe syndrome, 3415
FBN1 gene mutations, 3229, 3229t
FBX07 gene mutations, 3391t
FCAS (familial cold autoinflammatory syndrome),
2841t, 2843
Fc (Ig Fc) receptors, 2671, 2676, 2679, 2694
FcγRIII/III, 2704t
FDH (familial dysalbuminemic
hyperthyroxinemia), 2929, 2930t
Feather hydroid envenomation, 3605
Febrile neutropenia, 554, 562, 563f, 1289
Febrile neutrophilic dermatosis. See Sweet
syndrome
Febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction, 894
Febrile seizures, 133, 3309–3310
Febuxostat, 573–574, 2373, 2865, 3252
Fecal DNA testing, 495t, 639
Fecal elastase, 2654t, 2656–2657
Fecal immunochemical testing, 495t, 497
Fecal impaction, 300, 303
Fecal incontinence, 2502
clinical features of, 2502–2503
epidemiology of, 2502
evaluation of, 2502–2503
in MS, 3474
pathophysiology of, 299, 2502, 2502t
rectal prolapse and, 2501
in systemic sclerosis, 2786
treatment of, 2503
Fecalith, appendiceal, 2515, 2515f
INDEX
I-80 Fecal microbiota transplantation, 1069, 1069t,
2386, 3698–3699, 3700–3701
Fecal occult blood
in colorectal cancer screening, 38, 39t, 315, 495t,
497, 639
endoscopic evaluation of, 2416–2417
Fecal patina, 1132, 1135
Feces. See Stool
FECH, 3240, 3247
FECH gene mutations, 3239, 3239t, 3248
Fechtner syndrome, 907
Fecundability, 3050
Fedratinib, 547t, 552, 807
Feedback control, 2890–2891, 2890f
Fee-for-service reimbursement, 24
Felbamate, 3318t, 3592t
Felodipine
adverse effects of, 2041t
for heart failure, 1949l
for ischemic heart disease, 2041t, 2042
for Raynaud’s phenomenon, 2114
Felty’s syndrome, 444, 461, 2753
Female orgasmic disorder, 3062
Female pseudohermaphroditism. See 46,XX
disorders of sex development
Female reproductive system disorders
cancer. See specific organs
delayed puberty, 3032t, 3033, 3033t
infertility. See Infertility
menstrual disorders. See Menstrual disorders
obesity and, 3086
ovarian disorders. See Ovary, disorders of
pelvic inflammatory disease. See Pelvic
inflammatory disease (PID)
precocious puberty, 697, 3032–3033, 3032t
sex chromosome disorders. See Sex chromosome
disorders
sexual dysfunction, 3061–3063, 3125
tubal disease, 3052
46,XX disorders. See 46,XX disorders of sex
development
Female to male (FTM), 3079t
Femoral artery
for PCI access, 2066
percutaneous intervention for occlusion of, 2070,
2071f
pulse, in aortic regurgitation, 1988
Femoral-femoral bypass, 2110
Femoral fracture, 3205
Femoral head, aseptic necrosis of, 2872, 3259
Femoral neuropathy, 3498
Femoral-popliteal artery disease, 2108. See also
Peripheral artery disease
FeNa (fractional excretion of sodium), 2305
Fenfluramine, 669–670, 3543t
FeNO (fraction of exhaled nitric oxide), 2147, 2155
Fenofibrate, 3142t, 3156, 3252
Fenoprofen, 95t
Fentanyl, 78f, 95t, 96, 3431t
Fenugreek, 454t
Fermentation, 1348
FERMT3 gene mutations, 445
Ferric carboxymaltose, 752
Ferric derisomaltose, 752
Ferriman and Gallwey scale for hirsutism, 3039, 3040f
Ferritin
formation of, 749
serum, 432
in alcohol-associated liver disease, 3233t
factors affecting, 436
in hemochromatosis, 3232f, 3233, 3233t
in hypoproliferative anemia, 437, 753t
in iron-deficiency states, 750f, 753t
iron stores and, 753t
in microcytic anemia, 751t
normal, 436, 749–750, 749f, 750t
Ferrochelatase, 3238t, 3239t
Ferroportin, 749, 3231, 3231f, 3232
Ferrous salts, for iron-deficiency anemia, 751–752,
751t
Ferumoxytol, 752
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, 3559
Fetal alcohol syndrome, 3559
Fetal hemoglobin (HbF), 755. See also Hereditary
persistence of fetal hemoglobin (HPFH)
Fetal nigral dopamine cells, 3397
Fetor hepaticus, 2549
FEV1
(forced expiratory volume in 1 s), 2139
age-related changes in, 2184–2185, 2185f
in COPD, 2182
in interstitial lung disease, 2192
in respiratory disorders, 2138f
smoking and, 2183, 2183f
Fever, 130. See also Acute febrile illness; Fever of
unknown origin (FUO)
after transfusion, 891t
approach to the patient, 131–132
in autoimmune/autoinflammatory disease, 132
as cardinal sign, 131, 132t
central, 185
in coma, 185
factitious, 147
fraudulent, 147
heart rate and, 943
vs. hyperthermia, 130
hypothalamic, 130
hypoxia and, 273
with myalgia, 1634t, 1638–1640
in parasitic infections, 1700, 1700t
pathogenesis of, 131, 131f
Pel-Ebstein, 132, 853
quadriplegic, 3455
with rash, 133, 134–140t, 399–400, 1229, A1. See
also Rash
in recipient of anticytokine therapy, 132
recurrent, 132, 149, 149t. See also Hereditary
recurrent fever syndromes
relapsing. See Relapsing fever
in returned traveler, 1293, 1294
in rheumatic fever, 2768–2769
in schistosomiasis, 1786–1787
in splenectomized patient, 463
treatment of, 132–133
water loss in, 2517
Feverfew, 454t
Fever of unknown origin (FUO), 145. See also
Acute febrile illness
approach to the patient, 148f
first-stage diagnostic tests, 147–149
later-stage diagnostic tests, 150–151
PET/CT, 150, 150f
in recurrent fever, 149
scintigraphy, 150
definition of, 145
differential diagnosis of, 146–147, 146t
etiology of, 145–146, 145t, 146t
global considerations in, 145, 145t
prognosis of, 151
recurrent, 149t
treatment of, 151
FEZ1 gene mutations, 3015t
FFAs. See Free fatty acids (FFAs)
FFI (fatal familial insomnia), 211, 3417t, 3418t, 3419
FFR (fractional flow reserve), 1865, 1866f
FGF2, 3302
FGF8 gene mutations, 3014, 3015t
FGF17 gene mutations, 3015t
FGF-19 (fibroblast growth factor-19), 303
FGF19 gene mutations, 645, 645t, 654
FGF-21 (fibroblast growth factor-21), 3735
FGF23 (fibroblast growth factor 23), 725, 2293,
2313, 3216
FGF23 gene mutations, 3161, 3216
FGFR1 gene mutations, 597, 597t, 3014, 3015t
FGFR1-mutated eosinophilia, 863–864, 863t
FGFR2 gene mutations, 653, 654, 680, 3649
FGFR3 gene mutations, 677, 680, 3216, 3228
FH gene mutations, 674t
FHH (familial hypocalciuric 356), 313
FHH (familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia), 2988,
3178, 3667t
FHIT gene mutations, 597
FIB-4 method, hepatic fibrosis assessment, 2552t
Fiber, dietary. See Dietary fiber
Fibric acid derivatives (fibrates)
adverse effects of, 3142t, 3148, 3531t
for hypertriglyceridemia, 3142t, 3148
for metabolic syndrome, 3156
Fibrillarin, 2696t, 2776t
Fibrillary glomerulonephritis, A4
Fibrillary glomerulopathy, 2345
Fibrillary-immunotactoid glomerulopathy, 2335t
Fibrillation potentials, EMG, 166
Fibrillin-1, 2102, 3219t
Fibrillin aggregates, 3221
Fibrin, 452, 903, 924, 925f
Fibrin clot, 451, 451f
Fibrin degradation products, 915
Fibrin(ogen) degradation products, 451f, 452, 456
Fibrinogen, 452, 453, 911t, 925f
Fibrinolysis
in DIC, 915–916, 916f
regulation of, 452, 452f
thrombosis and, 923–924
Fibrinolytic drugs, 937
actions of, 937, 937f
for acute limb ischemia, 2111
adverse effects of, 2059–2060
alteplase. See Alteplase (rtPA)
anistreplase, 938
contraindications to, 2059–2060, 2100
indications for, 937
for pulmonary embolism, 2100
reteplase. See Reteplase
for STEMI, 2058f, 2059–2060
streptokinase, 937, 938f, 2059
tenecteplase. See Tenecteplase
urokinase, 938
Fibroblast growth factor-19 (FGF-19), 303, 2459
Fibroblast growth factor-21 (FGF-21), 3735, 3735f
Fibroblast growth factor-23 (FGF-23), 2293, 2313,
3157, 3161, 3216
Fibroblasts, 510
Fibrocystic disease, of breast, 616
Fibrocystin/polyductin, 2352f, 2353
Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, 3217
Fibroelastoma, papillary, 2027
Fibrofolliculomas, 395
Fibrogenesis imperfecta ossium, 3214–3215
Fibroids, uterine (leiomyoma), 636, 699, 3037,
3038, 3052–3053
Fibrolamellar hepatocellular carcinoma, 656
Fibromas
cardiac, 1854, 1856f, 2027
ovarian, 697
paraneoplastic syndromes in, 722t
INDEX
Fibromuscular dysplasia, 2078, 2088, 2110, 2285, I-81
3343
Fibromyalgia, 2868
approach to the patient, 2870
clinical features of, 2846, 2868–2869, 2868f
comorbidities of, 2846–2847, 2869
definition of, 2868
diagnosis of, 2869–2870, 2869t
differential diagnosis of, 1428, 2869, 2869t, 3520
epidemiology of, 2846, 2868
genetic considerations in, 2870
in HIV infection, 1573
IC/BPS and, 326
physiology of, 2870
tender point assessment in, 2868, 2868f
treatment of, 2870, 2870t
Fibronectin, 2696t, 3219t
Fibronectin-binding protein, 1024
Fibrosis
pulmonary. See Pulmonary fibrosis
in systemic sclerosis, 2773, 2775f, 2776, 2777f
Fibro Test method, hepatic fibrosis assessment,
2552t
Fibrous dysplasia, 3215, 3215f. See also McCuneAlbright syndrome
Fibrous histiocytoma, malignant, 513. See also Soft
tissue sarcomas
Fick method, cardiac output measurement,
1861–1862
Fidaxomicin, 1069–1070, 1069t
Fiduciary obligations, 69
Fifth disease. See Erythema infectiosum
Figurate skin lesions, 384–385, 387t
FIHP (familial isolated hyperparathyroidism), 2988
Filaggrin, 374, 420
Filamentous hemagglutinin, 1257, 1260
Filariae/filarial infections. See Nematodes/
nematode infections, filarial
Filarial dance sign, 1780
Fildes, Luke, 1f
Filgotinib, 2796
Filiform warts, 381
Filoviruses
genome of, 1646
global considerations in, 978
phylogeny/evolution of, 1647f
structure of, 1454t, 1455f, 1646, 1647f
taxonomy of, 1646f
Filovirus infections
clinical features of, 1645, 1649–1650
complications of, 1651
control and prevention of, 1652
diagnosis of, 1650–1651
differential diagnosis of, 1650
epidemiology of, 1646, 1648f, 1649f
etiology of, 1645–1646
laboratory safety precautions for, 1645
pathogenesis of, 1646–1649
prognosis of, 1651
structure of, 1646, 1647f
treatment of, 1651
Filovirus vaccine, 1652
Fimbriae. See Pili (fimbriae), bacterial
Financial abuse, 3758t
Financial incentives, 71
Finasteride
for androgenetic alopecia, 387t
for hirsutism, 3042
for lower urinary tract symptoms, 3075
for prostate cancer prevention, 492, 682
Fine-needle aspiration biopsy, 459, 530, 2146,
2954
Finger(s)
clubbing of. See Clubbing, of digits
in gouty arthritis, A15
in psoriatic arthritis, 2799
Finger anomia, 198
Finger-to-nose testing, 3281
Fingolimod, 3470t, 3471
Finkelstein sign/test, 2879
Finkelstein’s sign/test, 2849
Finland, 42–43, 43t, 44
Fire ants, 3614
Fire coral envenomation, 3602
First-pass elimination/effect, 466, 466f,
1150
FISH (fluorescence in situ hybridization),
3659
Fisher’s syndrome, 230, V3
Fish eye disease, 3139t, 3146
Fish meal worker’s lung, 2160t
Fish, nematode infections from, 1773, 1777
Fish odor syndrome (trimethylaminuria), 2529
Fish oils. See Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oils)
Fish tapeworm (Diphyllobothrium latum), 772,
1796, S12
Fissured (scrotal) tongue, 261t, A3
Fissures, anal, 2505
Fistula(s). See also Arteriovenous fistula
carotid cavernous, 228
gallbladder, 2648
hepatobronchial, 1717
pancreaticopleural, 2662f
Fistula in ano, 1366, 2504f, 2505
Fitz-Hugh–Curtis syndrome (perihepatitis),
1087–1088, 1447
Fitzpatrick skin types, 418, 418t
5-day fever (trench fever), 1331, 1331t
Fixed drug eruption, 412, 412f
FK506. See Tacrolimus
FKBP10 gene mutations, 3221, 3222t, 3223
FKBP14 gene mutations, 3225t, 3227
Flaccidity, 165
Flagella
of bacteria, 950, 950t
of P. aeruginosa, 1285, 1285t
Flagellin, 955
Flail leaflet, 281
FLAIR. See Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery
(FLAIR) MRI
Flatus/flatulence, 321, 2491
Flat warts, 381
Flatworms/flatworm infections. See Cestodes/
cestode infections; Trematodes/
trematode infections
Flaviviruses
global considerations in, 978
replication strategies of, 1455–1456
reservoirs and vectors of, 1624, 1626t
structure of, 1454t, 1455f
Flavivirus infections
clinical syndromes of, 1626t
encephalitis, 1097, 1636–1637
geographic distribution of, 1632–1633t
viral hemorrhagic fever, 1643–1645
Flavoenzymes, 2526
Flavonoids, 2529
Flavopiridol, 512f
Flavor enhancers, 237
FLCN gene mutations, 673, 674t
Flea(s)
bites, 3614–3615
cat, 1328, 3614
dog, 3614
in endemic typhus. See Endemic (murine)
typhus
in plague, S3
Flea-borne spotted fever, 1432t, 1435
Flecainide
actions of, 1872t
adverse effects of, 1872t, 1875t, 1907
for atrial fibrillation, 1907
for AV nodal reentry tachycardia, 1896
for focal atrial tachycardia, 1894
metabolism of, 467t
for ventricular arrhythmias, 1913
Flesh fly, 3611
Flexible sigmoidoscopy. See Sigmoidoscopy
Flibanserin, 3063
FLI-EWSR1 gene mutations, 500t
Flinders Island spotted fever, 1434
FLIP, 519
FLNC gene mutations, 856, 1956t
Floaters, 224
Floppy iris syndrome, 2376
Floppy-valve syndrome. See Mitral valve prolapse
Flow limit, of lung, 2135
Flow-volume loop, 2135f, 2137–2138, 2139
Floxuridine, 2584
FLRT3 gene mutations, 3015t
FLT3 gene mutations, 500t, 810, 817
FLT3 inhibitors, 742
FLT3-ITD gene mutations, 811, 812t
FLT3-KTD mutation, 812t
Flucloxacillin, 475, 478, 1029t, 2584
Fluconazole
advantages of, 1656
adverse effects of, 905t, 1656, 1703t
for Blastomyces infections, 1667, 1667t
for Candida infections
disseminated, 1675t
endocarditis, 1676
esophagitis, 1675t, 2432
liver abscess, 1059
resistance to, 1675t
thrush, 559
tissue-invasive, 2330
urinary tract, 1078
vulvovaginal, 1084t, 1085–1086, 1656, 1675t
for Candida prophylaxis
in HIV infection, 1564t
in transplant recipients, 901, 901t, 1144, 1656,
1676
for Coccidioides infections, 1109, 1663
for Cryptococcus infections, 1109, 1577, 1670
for cutaneous leishmaniasis, 1747
drug interactions of, 467t, 1703t, 2328, 2637,
3111
for febrile neutropenia, 564
indications for, 1656
for Malassezia infections, 1690
in pregnancy and lactation, 1703t
prophylactic use
for Candida infections, 1676
for Cryptococcus infections, 1670
for fungal infections, 1656
susceptibility testing for, S11
Flucytosine
actions of, 1657
adverse effects of, 444, 1657
for Candida endocarditis, 1030
for Candida endophthalmitis, 1676
for Candida urinary tract infections, 1078
for cryptococcal meningitis, 1577, 1670
for Cryptococcus infections, 1109
indications for, 1657
INDEX
I-82 Fludarabine
action and targets of, 542–543
actions of, 542
adverse effects of, 540t, 543, 554, 560
long-term, 738t
neurologic, 711, 711t
pulmonary, 575, 739
for B-cell prolymphocytic leukemia, 856
for CLL, 839
in HCT preparation, 898
interactions and issues, 540t
for Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia, 877
Fludrocortisone
for adrenal insufficiency, 2972
for orthostatic hypotension, 156, 3398, 3436,
3543t
for postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome,
1892
for syncope, 155
Fludrocortisone suppression test, 2965
Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) MRI
in Balo’s concentric sclerosis, A16
in Behçet syndrome, A16
in brain abscess, A16
in brain tumors, 701, 703f, A16
in cerebral arteriopathy, A16
characteristics of, 3286
in CNS aspergillosis, A16
in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, 3421, 3421f
in Hashimoto’s encephalopathy, A16
in Huntington’s disease, 3405f
in limbic encephalitis, A16
in MELAS, A16
in neurofibromatosis type 1, A16
in viral encephalitis, 1096, 1096f, 1103
Fluid overload, 895
Fluid requirements, 2517
Fluid restriction, 723, 2228
Fluid retention, 2544
Fluid therapy
for alcoholic ketoacidosis, 362
for constipation, 80
for diabetic ketoacidosis, 362
for diarrhea, 302
for DKA, 3115–3116
for HHS, 3117
for hypercalcemia, 357, 3184t
for hypovolemia, 341
for prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy,
1860
for sepsis/septic shock, 2247t, 2248–2249
for shock, 2240
Flukes. See Trematodes/trematode infections
Flumazenil, 3571
Flunarizine, 3364, 3365t, 3369, 3389
Flunitrazepam, 3592t
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), 3659
Fluorescent auramine microscopy, S12
Fluorescent treponemal antibody–absorbed
(FTA-ABS) test, 1411
Fluoridation, 256
Fluoride, 352, 2520t, 2533t, 2534
Fluorochrome stains, S11
Fluorocytosine, 3254
Fluorodeoxyuridine, 3254
Fluoroquinolones
absorption of, 1402
actions of, 1149, 1160, 1164t
adverse effects of, 1076, 1076t, 1154t, 1160, 1243,
1402
onycholysis, 410
photosensitivity, 409, 422t
in pregnancy, 1077
vesicles/bullae, 391
for Aeromonas spp. infections, 1248, 1248t
for anaerobic bacterial infections, 1356
for bite-wound infections, 1126
for community-acquired pneumonia, 1014,
1014t
for C. trachomatis infections, 1450
for cystitis, 1076, 1076t
drug interactions of, 1155t
for E. coli infections, 1270
empirical uses of, 947t
for Enterobacter infections, 1273
for gram-negative bacterial infections, 1248t
for H. influenzae infections, 1243
indications for, 1160
for isoniazid-resistant TB, 1376
for Legionella spp. infections, 1255–1256, 1256t
for MDR-TB, 1399t
for M. pneumoniae infections, 1443
for plague, 1324
in pregnancy and lactation, 1152t
prophylactic, 1162t
for prostatitis, 1077
for pyelonephritis, 1077
resistance to, 1076
in anaerobic bacteria, 1356
in Campylobacter spp., 1304
detection of, 966
in E. coli, 1013, 1267
in Enterobacteriaceae, 1264t, 1265
in Klebsiella spp., 1271
mechanisms of, 1160, 1164t, 1167
in mycobacteria, 1375, 1402
in pneumococci, 1013
in Proteus spp., 1272
in Salmonella, 1295
in Shigella, 1301
in V. cholera, 1308
for Serratia infections, 1273
for TB, 1398t, 1402
Fluoroscopy, in dysphagia, 289
Fluorosis, 2534
5-Fluorouracil (5-FU)
for actinic keratoses, 589
actions of, 542
adverse effects of, 422t, 540t, 542
cardiotoxicity, 1964
cutaneous, 391, 410
encephalopathy, 2274t
gastrointestinal, 577
long-term, 738t
nail disorders, 410
nausea and vomiting, 554
neurologic, 711t, 742
for anal cancer, 643
for basal cell carcinoma, 588
for bladder cancer, 679
for breast cancer, 621
for colorectal cancer, 642–643
for gastric cancer, 633
for gastrinoma, 2985
genetic variations in response to, 476t, 478
for head and neck cancer, 593
for insulinoma, 2986
interactions and issues, 540t
for pancreatic cancer, 661, 662t
pyrimidine metabolism and, 3254
for squamous cell carcinoma, 588
timing of administration of, 3811
Fluoxetine
adverse effects of, 3542t, 3549
for cataplexy, 210
for depression, 82–83, 487, 3474, 3542t, 3549
drug interactions of, 467t, 471t, 478
metabolism of, 467t, 478
for obsessive-compulsive disorder, 3546
for pain, 98
for panic disorder, 3542
pharmacology of, 3549
Fluoxymesterone, 543, 3021
Fluphenazine, 3555t
Flurazepam, 3544t, 3592t
Flushing
in acne rosacea, 382
in carcinoid syndrome, 668
nicotinic acid therapy and, 2527
Flutamide, 544, 687, 3036, 3042
Fluvastatin, 3142t. See also Statins
Fluvoxamine, 476t, 3542t, 3546
Fly bites, 3614, 3616f
Fly infestation, 3611
FMR1/2 gene mutations, 3036, 3537, 3795
Foam cells, 395
Focal ataxia, 3423
Focal atrial tachycardia, 1888t, 1893–1894, 1893f,
1894f
Focal nodular hyperplasia, of liver, 657
Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
clinical features of, 2335t, 2342
genetic considerations in, 2332
HIV-related, 2282, 2349
pathogenesis of, 2342, 2342t, 2343f
renal biopsy in, 2342, A4
treatment of, 2342–2343
Focal seizures, 3306, 3317–3318, 3352
Focal sensory seizures, 173
FODMAPs, 2494, 2494t, 2496, 2496f
Fogo selvagem, 402
Folate, 766
absorption of, 767
for alcohol-induced acidosis, S1
cobalamin and, 768
deficiency of. See Folate deficiency
dietary sources of, 766–767
functions of, 767, 767t, 768f, 2525f
red cell, 774
requirement/recommended intake of, 767,
2519t
serum, 774
structure of, 2525f
supplements. See Folate supplements
systems analysis of effects of, 3814
transport in blood, 767
Folate deficiency. See also Megaloblastic anemia
anemia in, 437
causes of, 772–773, 773t
clinical features of, 768–770, 2524t
diagnosis of, 774
hematologic findings in, 770
jaundice in, 317
myelopathy in, 3454
neural tube defects and, 769
neutrophil segmentation in, 440
optic neuropathy in, 224
peripheral blood smear in, 427f
in pregnancy, 769, 775, 1800
in premature infants, 775
prophylaxis for, 775
skin manifestations of, 391
small-intestinal mucosal biopsies in,
2469t
treatment of, 775
in tropical sprue, 2464
INDEX
Folate supplements I-83
in infants and children, 775
for methotrexate toxicity prophylaxis, 2805
for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, 789
in pregnancy, 40t, 769, 775, 3767
prophylactic, 775
for pyruvate kinase deficiency, 782
for tropical sprue, 2465
Folate synthesis antagonists, 773, 1149, 1164t, 1165f
FOLFIRINOX regimen, 661, 662t
FOLFIRI regimen, 642
FOLFOX regimen, 556, 633, 642, 655f
Folic acid, 766–767. See also Folate
Folinic acid
for folate deficiency, 773, 775
for methotrexate toxicity prophylaxis, 2805
for pancreatic cancer, 661, 662t
Follicle(s)
Graafian, 3028f
ovarian, 3027–3028, 3027f, 3028f
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
actions of, 2895
deficiency of, 2899t
expression and regulation of, 2892t
in females, age-related changes in levels of,
3028–3029, 3029f
GnRH and, 2891
laboratory evaluation of, 2898t, 3010
in male pubertal development, 3006
in menstrual cycle regulation, 3030–3031, 3031f
in ovarian follicle development, 3027–3028,
3027f
in perimenopause, 3043, 3043f
secretion of, 2895
in spermatogenesis, 3009
synthesis of, 2895
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) receptor,
2888t, 3009, 3651
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) therapy, 3021,
3036
Follicular dendritic cell(s), 1544
Follicular dendritic cell sarcoma, 865
Follicular lymphoma, 847
bone marrow examination in, A6
clinical features of, 848
diagnosis of, 847–848, 848f
differential diagnosis of, 847
frequency of, 842f
genetic considerations in, 500t, 843, 844, 844t,
847–848
histologic transformation of, 848
immunophenotype of, 836t, 856t
lymph node examination in, A6
prognosis of, 845, 848
transformation to DLBCL, 848
treatment of, 848
Follicular plugging, 406, 406f
Follicular thyroid cancer, 2950t, 2951–2952
Folliculitis, 386
Candida, 1672
clinical features of, 370t, 372f
eosinophilic, 386
etiology of, 1035, 1036f
in HIV infection, 1575
hot-tub, 138t, 142, 386, 1035, 1289
Malassezia, 1690
Folliculitis decalvans, 384, 387t
Follistatin, 2889
Fomepizole, 188, 363, S1
Fomites, 1513
Fondaparinux, 932
actions of, 929f, 932
adverse effects of, 932
for anticoagulation in heparin-induced
thrombocytopenia, 906
for DVT/PE treatment, 2098–2099, 2099t
vs. low-molecular-weight heparin, 932t
management before lumbar puncture, S9
for NSTE-ACS, 2051
pharmacology of, 932
for VTE prophylaxis, 2100t, 3773
Fonsecaea, 1688
Fontan procedure, 2016, 2018f
Food-exchange list, 2522
Food-frequency questionnaire, 2522
Food guide, 2522
Food-related illness
bacterial, 1064, 1064t
B. cereus, 1064, 1064t
Campylobacter, 1064t, 1065t, 1302
C. botulinum, 1215, 1216, 1216t, 1219
C. jejuni. See Campylobacter spp. infections
C. perfringens, 1064, 1064t, 1221–1222
E. coli. See Escherichia coli infections,
intestinal
genome sequencing for tracking, 963
L. monocytogenes, 300, 301, 1209–1210, 1209f
non-01/039 V. cholera, 1309, 1309t
Salmonella. See Salmonella spp. infections,
gastroenteritis
S. aureus. See Staphylococcus aureus infections,
food-borne
Shigella. See Shigella spp. infections
V. cholerae. See Cholera
V. parahaemolyticus, 1064t, 1309, 1309t
V. vulnificus, 977, 1035, 1309t, 1310
Yersinia spp., 1326
ciguatera poisoning, 301, 3606, 3606t
diarrhea in, 300, 1064, 1064t. See also Diarrhea,
infectious
diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, 3607
differential diagnosis of, 300, 300t
domoic acid intoxication, 3311, 3607
nematode-borne. See Nematodes/nematode
infections
nonbacterial, 1064
paralytic shellfish poisoning, 3606–3607
scombroid poisoning, 301, 3605–3606
viral, 300t
Food restriction, 3808
Foot drop, 3498
Foot examination, in diabetes mellitus, 3103
Foot, frostbite of, A5
Foot osteomyelitis, 1053, 1053f
Foramen magnum syndrome, 3446
Foraminal herniation, 184, 184f
Foraminal stenosis, 122, 122f
Forbes syndrome (type IIIa GSD), 3263t
Forced desynchrony protocols, 3804
Forced expiratory volume in 1 s (FEV1
). See FEV1
Forced vital capacity (FVC), 2138f, 2139, 2192
Forchheimer spots, 141
Fordyce spots, 141, 260t
Forearm exercise test, 3521
Foreign body
in esophagus, 2408, 2413f, 2433
in eye, 218
granuloma, 397
Formaldehyde exposure, 376, 2171t
Formalin-ether sedimentation, S12
Formiminoglutamic aciduria, 3269t
Formoterol, 2156, 2158, 2186
Fortification spectra, 225, 3277
Fort Sherman virus, 1627t
Fosaprepitant, 80
FOSB gene, 3795
Foscarnet
actions of, 1098, 1462
adverse effects of
electrolyte disturbances, 1461t, 1490
hypokalemia, 349
nephrotoxicity, 1098, 1461t, 1462, 1490, 1571,
2301
for CMV infection, 1139, 1461t, 1462, 1490, 3452
for CMV prophylaxis, 1564t
for HHV-6 infections, 1140, 1462
for HSV infections, 1462, 1477, 1478t
for viral encephalitis, 1098
Fosfomycin
for A. baumannii infections, 1277t, 1278
actions of, 1148, 1161, 1164t
adverse effects of, 1154t, 1161
for Citrobacter infections, 1274
indications for, 1157t, 1161
resistance to, 1076, 1157t, 1161, 1164t, 1264,
1264t, 1271
for urinary tract infections, 1075, 1076, 1076t,
1201t, 1267
Fosphenytoin, 2224
Fostemsavir, 1589
Foster Kennedy syndrome, 237
Founder effect, 3649
4Kscore Test, 683
Fournier’s gangrene, 1038, 1354
Fovea, 215
Foveal hypoplasia, 3275t
Foveation, 216
Foville’s syndrome, 230
FOXC3 gene mutations, 2118
Foxglove, 352, 3592t
FOXO transcription factors, 3735, 3735f
FOXP3, 2733, 2758, 2996
FOXP3 gene mutations, 2704t, 2706, 2718, 2996,
3796
Fractalkine, 2684t
Fractional excretion of sodium (FeNa), 2239, 2300,
2305
Fractional flow reserve (FFR), 1865, 1866f, 2069,
A11
Fraction of exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO), 2147, 2155
Fracture(s)
atypical femur, 3205
Colles’, 3191f
hip. See Hip(s), fracture of
hyponatremia and, 344
IBD-related, 2482
Lisfranc, 2874
in osteogenesis imperfecta, 3221, 3223
osteoporotic. See Osteoporosis, fractures in
in Paget’s disease of bone, 3211
pelvic, 3191
risk assessment for, 3045, 3196–3197, 3198f, 3200
skull, 3457
temporal bone, 241
vertebral. See Vertebral fractures
wrist, 3191
Fracture Risk Assessment (FRAX) score, 3045,
3196, 3198f
Fragile X pre-mutation, 175, 3036
Fragile X syndrome, 3301, 3535, 3648, 3655t, 3795
Frailty, 3736, 3755, 3757
Framboesia. See Yaws
Frameshift mutation, 3646, 3648f
Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
(WHO), 3712
Framing effects, 3776–3777
INDEX
I-84 France, 45, 46
Francisella tularensis. See also Tularemia
as bioweapon, S3
complement inhibition by, 954f
geographic distribution of, 1315
natural cycles of, 1316
PAMP evasion by, 955
reservoirs and modes of transmission, 1315
secretion systems of, 952–953
species, subspecies, and clades, 1314–1315
virulence factors of, 1316
Franklin’s disease (gamma heavy chain disease), 877
Frasier’s syndrome, 3002
Frataxin gene, 3426
Fraudulent fever, 147
FRAX (Fracture Risk Assessment) score, 3045,
3196, 3198f
FRC (functional residual capacity), 2134,
2137–2138, 2138f, 2222
Freckles (ephelides), 390
Free erythrocyte protoporphyrin, 3242
Free fatty acids (FFAs)
in cardiac metabolism, 1810
in glucose utilization, 3101
in insulin resistance, 3151, 3153f
Free radical theory of aging, 3735
Free T3
index, 2931
Free T4
index, 2931
Free water deficit, S1
Freezing gait, 175, 177, 3399. See also Parkinson’s
disease
Fremanezumab, 3364, 3365t
Frenzel eyeglasses, 159
Fresh-frozen plasma, 915f, 917, 918, 3351
Friedreich’s ataxia, 3423
clinical features of, 3425–3426
genetic considerations in, 1956t, 3426, 3655t
imaging in, 3426, 3426f
mitochondrial dysfunction in, 3298
treatment of, 3426
Froment sign, 3498
Frontal abulic syndrome, 203
Frontal disinhibition syndrome, 203
Frontal eye fields, 199, 199f, 230
Frontal gait disorder, 175, 176t
Frontal lobe syndromes, 203–204
Frontal network syndrome, 203–204
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD), 3378
ALS and, 3414
behavioral variant, 202, 203, 3378, 3379f
clinical features of, 190, 191t, 192, 198, 3378
functional anatomy of, 189, 201f
genetic considerations in, 33, 191t, 3295, 3379
imaging in, 3379f
molecular basis of, 191t
nonfluent/agrammatic variant, 3379, 3379f
pathogenesis of, 191t, 201f, 3295, 3298, 3379,
3380f
pathology of, 3379, 3380f, 3381f
prions in, 3416
semantic variant, 3378, 3379f
syndromes
corticobasal syndrome. See Corticobasal
degeneration syndrome
neuropathology of, 3380f
in PD, 3380
Pick’s disease, 3379, 3381f
progressive supranuclear palsy. See Progressive
supranuclear palsy syndrome
treatment of, 3379–3380
Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), 198,
3378, 3380f, 3381f
Frostbite, 3633
clinical features of, 2113f, 2114–2115, 3634,
3634f, A5
complications of, 3635
pathophysiology of, 3633
treatment of, 2115, 3634–3635, 3634t
Frovatriptan, 3362t, 3363, 3363t
“Frozen shoulder,” 2879
Fructose, 303, 3261
Fructose 1,6-biphosphate aldolase A deficiency,
3263t
Fructose metabolism disorders, 3262f, 3264t, 3267
FSH. See Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
FSHD (facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy),
3517, 3519f, 3527
FSHβ gene mutations, 3009, 3014, 3015t
FS (Functional Status) Score, 3469t
FTA-ABS (fluorescent treponemal antibody–
absorbed) test, 1411
FTC (emtricitabine), 1587t, 1590f
FTD. See Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)
FTLD (frontotemporal lobar degeneration), 198,
3378, 3380f
5-FU. See 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU)
Fucosidosis, 3256t
Fugue states, 3378
Fukutin-related protein deficiency (LGMD2I),
3522, 3524t
Fukuyama congenital muscular dystrophy, 3326t
Full liquid diet, 2522
Fulminant diabetes, 3095
Fulvestrant, 624
Fumagillin, 1704t, 1708
Fumarate reductase, 1713
Functional gait disorders, 176
Functional genomics, 3640, 3643–3644
Functional MRI, 93f, 3291, 3822, 3822f
Functional reentry, 1870
Functional residual capacity (FRC), 2134, 2137–
2138, 2138f, 2222
Functional status, 3771t
Functional Status (FS) Score, 3469t
Fundoplication, 297, 2431
Fungal balls, 1679, 1679f, 1681, 1681t
Fungal infections, 1652. See also specific diseases
arthritis, 1044
in asthma, 2153
in cancer patient, 563–564
as cause of fever of unknown origin, 146t, 149t
classification of, 1652
definition of, 1652
diagnosis of, 1656
drug-resistance, 1652
endemic, 1652
in HCT recipient, 901, 901t, 1138, 1138t
health-care associated, 1134
in lung transplant recipient, 2213
mucocutaneous, 1690–1691, 1691t
opportunistic, 1652, 1689–1690
pathogenesis of, 1654–1656, 1655f
septic shock in, 976
sinusitis, 251, 252, 3444
in solid organ transplant recipient, 1143, 1145,
1669f, 2330, 2639
treatment overview. See Antifungal agents
Fungi
classification of, 1652, 1654
susceptibility testing, S11
Funnel chest (pectus excavatum), 1816, 3229
Funnel-web spider, 3613
FUO. See Fever of unknown origin (FUO)
Furazolidone, 1704t, 1708, 2446
Furosemide
adverse effects of
acute interstitial nephritis, 2281
bullous pemphigoid, 402, 409
fever, 147
hearing loss, 240
metabolic alkalosis, 366
phototoxicity, 422t
pseudoporphyria, 392
thrombocytopenia, 905t
for AKI, 2307
for ascites, 323–324, 2631
for dyspnea, 267
for heart failure, 1946t, 2062
for hypercalcemia of malignancy, 723
for hypertension, 2083t
for pulmonary edema, 81, 2256
for SIADH, 345, 723, S1
for uric acid nephropathy, 3252
Furrier’s lung, 2160t
Furuncular myiasis, 3611
Furunculosis, 380
Fusarium spp., 1689
Fusarium spp. infections
in cancer patient, 564
clinical features of, 1653t, 1689, 1689f
diagnosis of, 1653t, 1689
epidemiology of, 1689
risk factors for, 1653t
treatment of, 1689, 1689t
in war veterans, S6
FUS gene mutations, 3297, 3379, 3380f
Fusidic acid, 1049t, 1050t
Fusiform aneurysm, 2101
Fusobacterium spp., 1349
Fusobacterium spp. infections. See also Anaerobic
bacterial infections, mixed
in cancer patient, 560
in dog-bite wound, 1124
in human bite-wounds, 1125
infectious arthritis, 1354
Lemierre’s disease/syndrome. See Lemierre’s
disease/syndrome
in lung abscess, 1020
FUS protein, 191t
FUS/TLS gene, 3413t, 3414
FUT2, 950
Futile care, 86–87, 2225
FVC (forced vital capacity), 2138f, 2139
FXN gene mutations, 1956t
G
G6PC3 (glucose-6-phosphatase) deficiency, S8
G6PD deficiency. See Glucose-6-phosphate
dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency
G20210A, 924
G20210A mutation, 924
GABA (γ-aminobutyric acid), 205, 206f, 3269t,
3557
GABA (γ-aminobutyric acid) agonists, 296
Gabapentin
for acroparesthesia, 3258
adverse effects of, 79, 3087, 3318t, 3488t
for anxiety disorders, 3544
for cluster headache prevention, 3367t
for cough, 270
for fibromyalgia, 2870
for IC/BPS, 330
for menopausal symptoms, 3045
for nausea and vomiting, 293, 294, 294t
for neuropathy, 78f, 79, 3125, 3488t
for new daily persistent headache, 116
INDEX
overdosage/poisoning with, 3592t I-85
for pain, 95t, 98, 3474
for paroxysmal symptoms in MS, 3474
pharmacology of, 3318t
for restless legs syndrome, 212
for seizures, 3318t, 3320
for SUNCT/SUNA prevention, 3367
GABA (γ-aminobutyric acid) receptor antibodies,
729t, 731f, 732–733, 732f, 734, 735f, 1096
GAD1 gene mutations, 3539
GAD65 (glutamate decarboxylase), 1096, 2696t
GAD antibodies, 3423
GAD (glutamic acid decarboxylase) antibodies,
728t, 733, 734, 735f, 1096
Gadolinium contrast, 409, 1840, 2300, 2318, 3287.
See also Contrast agents
Gadolinium exposure, S5
Gag/gag, 1523, 1523f, 1529, 1531f
Gag reflex, 3280
Gaisböck’s syndrome, 439, 804
Gait
anatomy and physiology of, 173–174
cerebellar, 730
disorders, 174
approach to the patient, 176
cautious gait, 174
cerebellar ataxia, 175, 176t
etiology and prevalence of, 174t
freezing gait, 174–175, 177, 3399. See also
Parkinson’s disease
frontal, 175, 176t
functional, 176
in neuromuscular disease, 176
sensory ataxia, 175, 176t
steppage, 176
stiff-legged, 174
in toxic and metabolic disorders, 176
video library, V1
examination of, 3281
Gait apraxia, 175
Gait cycle, 173
Galactocerebrosidase deficiency, 3260
Galactomannan test, 1656, 1680
Galactorrhea, 2908–2909
Galactose, 3261
Galactose metabolism disorders, 3262f, 3264t, 3267
α-Galactosidase A gene mutations. See Fabry disease
GALA gene mutations, 3258
Galantamine, 195, 3374, 3576
Galcanezumab, 3364, 3365t, 3367t
Gallavardin effect, 279, 280, 1823, 1981
Gallbladder
bile concentration within, 2642
fistula formation in, 2648
gangrene of, 2647–2648
hypomotility of, 2644
palpable, 659
perforations of, 2647–2648
porcelain, 2648
strawberry, 2649
Gallbladder disease, 2643
abdominal pain in, 109
cancer, 320, 656
chest discomfort/pain in, 101t, 103
cholecystitis. See Cholecystitis
clinical features of, 2645
congenital anomalies, 2643
diagnosis of, 2645, 2645t, 2646f
gallstones. See Gallstone(s)
hyperplastic cholecystoses, 2649
in IBD, 2481t, 2482
natural history of, 2645–2646
postmenopausal hormone therapy and, 3045, 3046t
in pregnancy, 3767
Gallium-68, 667, 667f
Gallium nitrate, 357, 711t, 3185
Gallstone(s), 2643
asymptomatic, 2645
biliary sludge and, 2644
cholesterol stones, 2643–2644, 2643f, 2644t
clinical features of, 2645
complications of, 2646
diagnosis of, 2645, 2645t
epidemiology of, 2643
genetic considerations in, 2643
in hemolytic anemia, 438
in IBD, 2481t, 2482
jaundice in, 317
natural history of, 2645–2646
obesity and, 3086
pathogenesis of, 2643
pigment stones, 2644–2645, 2644t
as risk factor for gallbladder cancer, 656
in sickle cell disease, 759t
treatment of, 2646
Gallstone ileus, 2512, 2648
Gallstone pancreatitis, 2410, 2663
GALNT3 gene mutations, 3164, 3216
GALT (gut-associated lymphoid tissue), 1540,
1543–1544
Galunisertib, 652f
γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA), 205, 206f, 3082,
3269t, 3557
γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) agonists, 296
γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptor antibodies,
729t, 732, 1096
γ-Carboxylase (GGCX), 915
γ-Glutamylcarboxylase, 915
γ-Glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT), 2554–2555, 2618
Gamma heavy chain disease (Franklin’s disease), 877
γ-Hydroxybutyric acid (GHB), 180, 210, 3593t
Gamma knife surgery, 570, 2905, 3438
Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), 3786
γ Motor neurons, 166f
γ Radiation, 531, S5
GANAB gene mutations, 2350
Ganciclovir
actions of, 1098, 1461
adverse effects of, 1098, 1461, 1461t, 3311t
for CMV infection
prophylactic, 901, 901t, 1143, 1144, 1462
in transplant recipient, 1140, 1143, 1144, 1513
treatment, 1461t, 1462, 1490, 2433, 3452
indications for, 1462–1463
pharmacology of, 1461–1462
resistance to, 1462, 1490
for viral encephalitis, 1098
Gan Gan virus, 1627t, 1631
Gangliocytomas, 2907
Gangliogliomas, 705
Ganglionopathy, dorsal root, 734–735, 3491
Gangosa, 1416
Gangrene
anaerobic bacterial, 1354
Fournier’s, 1038
gallbladder, 2647
gas. See Clostridial myonecrosis
hemolytic streptococcal. See Necrotizing fasciitis
GAPD (glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate
dehydrogenase) deficiency, 781t
Gardener’s pupil, 217
Gardner-Diamond syndrome, 399
Gardnerella vaginalis, 1084, 3699, S11. See also
Bacterial vaginosis
Gardner’s syndrome
clinical features of, 395, 637, 638t, 703t
genetic considerations in, 703t
polyp distribution and characteristics in, 638t
skin manifestations of, 395
Garetosmab, 3217
Garlic, 454t
Gas chromatography, 3833
Gas cysts, intestinal, 1222
Gasdermin D (GSDMD), 957
Gas exchange
in COPD, 2133
diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide, 2136
measurement of, 2139
physiology of, 2136–2137
ventilation-perfusion heterogeneity, 2136–2137,
2137f
Gas gangrene. See Clostridial myonecrosis
GAS infections. See Group A Streptococcus (GAS)
infections
Gas, intestinal, 321, 2491
Gas-liquid chromatography, S11
Gastrectomy
cobalamin deficiency after, 771
complications of, 2451–2453
for gastric adenocarcinoma, 632
for gastric lymphoma, 634
for peptic ulcer disease, 2450–2453
Gastric acid, 1062, 2435–2437, 2437f, 2657
Gastric adenocarcinoma, 629
clinical features of, 630
deaths from, 483f, 629
diagnosis of, 631–632, 631f
diffuse type, 632
epidemiology of, 629
etiology of, 629–630, 629t
genetic considerations in, 503t, 630, 630f, 1280
global considerations in, 629
histopathologic classification of, 630–631, 631f
H. pylori infection and, 1280f, 1281, 2446
incidence of, 482, 629
indigestion in, 295
iron-deficiency anemia and, 626
postgastrectomy, 2452–2453
screening for, 630
staging of, 631–632, 632f, 2396f
treatment of, 632–633
Gastric antral vascular ectasia, 2781, 2786
Gastric balloons, intraluminal, 3094
Gastric biopsy, 771
Gastric bypass surgery. See Bariatric surgery
Gastric emptying, delayed. See Gastroparesis
Gastric emptying test, 296
Gastric fundic varices, 2405, 2409f, V5
Gastric glands, 2434, 2434f, 2435f
Gastric inhibitory peptide, ectopic production of,
722t, 724
Gastric lavage, 362, 3588
Gastric lymphoma, 633–634. See also Mucosaassociated lymphoid tissue (MALT)
lymphoma
Gastric neuroendocrine tumors, 634, 666, 666f. See
also Neuroendocrine tumors (NETs)
Gastric outlet obstruction, 633, 2410, 2413f, 2442, V5
Gastric ulcers. See Peptic ulcer disease
Gastric varices, 311
Gastrin, in ZES, 2453–2454, 2454t
Gastrinoma. See also Zollinger-Ellison syndrome (ZES)
clinical features of, 303, 664, 664t
in MEN 1, 2453, 2984t, 2985
screening tests for, 2454, 2454t, 2985t
treatment of, 306, 664, 664t, 2455, 2985
INDEX
I-86 Gastritis, 2456
abdominal pain in, 111t
acute, 2456, 2456t
after cholecystectomy, 2649
autoimmune, 2696t
bleeding in, 311, 425
chronic, 2456–2457, 2456t
classification of, 2456, 2456t
eosinophilic, 2457
granulomatous, 2457
halitosis in, 262
lymphocytic, 2457
multifocal atrophic, 2457
stress-related, 312, 2456
treatment of, 2457
type A, 2456–2457
type B, 2457, 2457f
varioliform, 2457
Gastroenteritis. See also Diarrhea, infectious
vs. appendicitis, 2514
eosinophilic, 295, 304, 2468, 2469t
food-related. See Food-related illness
Salmonella. See Salmonella spp. infections,
gastroenteritis
viral, 1597
adenovirus, 1507, 1597t, 1598f, 1601
astrovirus, 1597t, 1598f, 1601
vs. bacterial, 1598t
calicivirus, 1597t, 1598f. See also Norovirus
(Norwalk virus) infections
clinical features of, 1598t
diagnosis of, 1598t
picobirnavirus, 1598f, 1601
rotavirus. See Rotavirus infections
sapovirus, 1597, 1597t
torovirus, 1598f, 1601
treatment of, 1598t
Gastroesophageal junction, 2425, 2425f
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), 2429
approach to the patient, 295–296
asthma exacerbations and, 2154
clinical features of
alarm symptoms, 295, 295t, 2411
chest pain, 101t, 103, 104
cough, 269
dysphagia, 290
esophagitis, 2411, 2430f
extraesophageal, 2429–2430
indigestion/heartburn, 295, 2423, 2429
nausea and vomiting, 292
oral, 257
complications of, 2430, 2430f. See also Barrett’s
esophagus/metaplasia
diagnosis of, 2411, 2415f, 2424
differential diagnosis of, 295, 2430
eosinophilic esophagitis and, 2431
epidemiology of, 295, 2429
H. pylori and, 1281
mechanisms of, 294–295
pathophysiology of, 2429
in systemic sclerosis, 2781, 2786
treatment of, 295–296, 2430–2431
Gastrointestinal bleeding, 311
approach to the patient, 312f, 313, 314f,
2399–2400, 2402
aspirin-induced, 926
in bleeding disorders, 453, 454
in Crohn’s disease, 2476
diagnosis of, 314–315
in Dieulafoy’s lesion, 2405, 2409f, V5
differential diagnosis of, 2382t
diverticular, 2408, 2412f, 2498
endoscopic evaluation of, 2402–2403
from esophageal varices. See Esophageal varices
from Mallory-Weiss tears, 2406, 2410f, V5
minor, endoscopic findings in, 2419, 2423f
in Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome, 910
in peptic ulcer disease. See Peptic ulcer disease,
complications of
sources of
colonic, 313, 314, 2383. See also Hemorrhoidal
disease; Rectal bleeding
obscure, 314–315
occult, 311, 314–315, 2416–2417, 2420f
small intestinal, 313, 314–315, 2383
upper gastrointestinal, 311–312, 313–314,
313t, 2383
vascular ectasias and, 2406, 2411f, V5
Gastrointestinal cancer
anal, 643, 1500
colorectal. See Colorectal cancer
esophageal. See Esophageal cancer
gastric. See Gastric adenocarcinoma
gastric lymphoma, 633–634. See also Mucosaassociated lymphoid tissue (MALT)
lymphoma
small bowel, 635–636
Gastrointestinal disease, 2381. See also specific
diseases
approach to the patient, 2383–2385, 2384t. See
also Gastrointestinal endoscopy
classification of, 2381–2382
clinical features of, 2382–2383, 2382t
abdominal pain, 2382–2383. See also
Abdominal pain
altered bowel habits, 2383. See also
Constipation; Diarrhea
ascites, 321
chest pain, 101t, 103
gastrointestinal bleeding, 2383. See also
Gastrointestinal bleeding
heartburn, 2383
involuntary weight loss, 309. See also
Involuntary weight loss
jaundice, 2383. See also Jaundice
nausea and vomiting, 292, 2383. See also
Nausea and vomiting
in diabetes mellitus, 3125
genetic considerations in, 2382
gut microbiome and, 3695–3696
at high altitudes, 3620
infections in cancer patient, 559–560
in nerve agent exposure, S4
in obesity, 3086
parasitic infections, 1699–1700t
in pregnancy, 3767
in SLE, 2743, 2743t
in sulfur mustard exposure, S4
in travelers. See Travelers’ diarrhea
treatment of, 2385–2386
Gastrointestinal endoscopy, 2386. See also specific
types, e.g., Capsule endoscopy
in anemia, 2416–2417
antibiotic prophylaxis for, 2396, 2403t
antithrombotic drug management before, 2396,
2904t
in Barrett’s esophagus. See Barrett’s esophagus/
metaplasia
in biliary obstruction, 2395f, 2410
in cancer staging, 2396f, 2419
in celiac disease. See Celiac disease (gluteninduced enteropathy)
in cobalamin deficiency, 771
in colonic pseudo-obstruction, 2410, 2414f
for colorectal cancer screening. See Colonoscopy
in diarrhea, 301, 2417
in dyspepsia, 2410–2411
in dysphagia, 290–291, 2413, 2417f
equipment for, 2386, 2387f
in esophageal disease, 2424
in gastric outlet obstruction, 2410, 2413f
in gastrointestinal bleeding. See Gastrointestinal
bleeding
in gastrointestinal obstruction, 2408, 2414f
in GERD, 2411, 2417f
in hematochezia, 2419, 2423f
in H. pylori infections, 1281, 1281t
indications for, 2384, 2384t
in malabsorption disorders, 2418
narrow-band imaging, 2387, 2387f
in nausea and vomiting, 293
in nonulcer dyspepsia, 2412
open-access, 2420–2421
in pancreatitis, 2419
patient preparation for, 2422
in peptic ulcer disease, 2442, 2443f. See also
Peptic ulcer disease
risks of, 2396
therapeutic. See Endoscopic therapy
upper tract, 295–296, 2387, 2388–2389f
urgent, 2396
Gastrointestinal hemorrhage. See Gastrointestinal
bleeding
Gastrointestinal motility test, 293
Gastrointestinal neuroendocrine tumors
(GI-NETs). See Neuroendocrine tumors
(NETs)
Gastrointestinal obstruction. See Intestinal
obstruction
Gastrointestinal pseudoobstruction. See Intestinal
pseudoobstruction
Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST)
clinical features of, 635
diagnosis of, 635
genetic considerations in, 713
metastatic, 713
pathogenesis of, 634–635
pathology of, 713
small-bowel, 635
treatment of
avapritinib, 635
endoscopic resection, 2399f, V5
imatinib, 635
molecular targeted therapy, 544
Gastrointestinal tract, 948, 953, 1348–1349, 2381.
See also Absorption
Gastroparesis
abdominal pain in, 295
in diabetes mellitus, 3125
diagnosis of, 295
etiology of, 292
indigestion in, 294
nausea and vomiting in, 295
in systemic sclerosis, 2781
treatment of, 293, 294t
Gastropathy, portal hypertensive, 2630
Gastropathy, prolapse, 312
Gastrostomy tube, 291, 2396, 2404f, 2405f
GATA1 gene mutations, 809, 862, 907, 3246
GATA2 deficiency
clinical features of, 448, 800, 1394, 2711
diagnosis of, 446t
pathogenesis of, 446t, 2710f, 2711
GATA2 gene mutations, 800, 809, 809t, 2118
GATA3, 718t, 3186
GATA4/6 gene mutations, 627
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