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A-96. What is the cause of diffuse cortical necrosis and who is it most common in?
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Arterial infarction the leads to necrosis and calcification of renal CORTEX -> spares MEDULLA
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A-96. What kidney stones are radiopaque/lucent?
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Opaque: Calcium and Ammonium magnesium phosphatase stones
Lucent: Uric acid stones |
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A-96. What is one key difference between juvinile and adult polycystic ovary disease?
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Adult: shows signs of cysts on the surface
Juvinile: does not |
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A-96. What pathology is associated with renal cell carcinoma and who do you usually see it in?
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Chromosome 3 deletions - von Hippel-Lindau dz
Men ages 50-70 (often smokers) |
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A-96. What is the path, epi, histo, and clin pres of Wilm's tumor (aka nephroblastoma)?
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Path: del chrom 11, the WT-1 tumor supress gene
Epi: kids 2-4yo Pres: palp flank mass (often huge) Histo: primative tubules and glomeruli & can have striated muscle |
