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clinical findings of angiomyolipoma
kindey hamartoma: BVs, muscle, mature adipose

Tuberous Sclerosis
clinical findings of Capillary angiomatosis
capillary proliferation in skin and organs

AIDS (simulates kaposi's)

Bartonella Henselae (gr - bacili)
clinical findings of angiosarcoma
liver: PVC, arsenic, thorium dioxide, radical mastectomy
clinical findings of capillary hemangioma
facial lesions, regress with age
clinical findings of cavernous hemangioma
liver and spleen (OCPs, steroids)

rupture
clinical findings of cystic hygroma
lymphangiomain neck

turners
clinical findings of Glomus tumor
arteriovenous shunt derivatives
painful red subungual nodule in digit
clinical findings of Hereditary telangiectasia (AD)
dilated vessels: skin, mucous membranes

chronic iron deficiency anemia
clinical findings of kaposis sarcoma
malignant tumor arising from endothelial or mesenchymal cells

HHV8

progresses and ulcerates
clinical findings of lymphangiosarcoma
malignancy of lymphatics

from longstanding chronic lymphedema (radical mastectomy)
clinical findings of pyogenic granuloma
pedunculated masses

associated with pregnancy
clinical findings of spider telangiectasia
arteriovenous fistula (disappears when compressed)

hyperestrinism (cirrhosis, pregs)
sturgeWeber syndrome
nevus flammus birthmark in distribution of CN 5

ipsilateral malformation of pia mater vessels
clinical findings of Von-hippel lindau syndrome
cavernous hemangiomas in cerebellum and retina

increased incedence of pheochromo and bilateral renal cell ca.
takayasu arteritis
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
vasculitis: granulomatous large vessel (aortic arch vessels)

Epi: young asian women and kids

Clinical: absent upper extremity pulse
Giant Cell arteritis
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
granulomatous large vessel vasculitis involving superficial temporal and ophthalmic arteries

headache jaw claud (pain chewing); blindness

polymyalgia rh (normal CK) increased esr
polyarteritis nodosa
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
necrotizing medium vessel (spares pulm)

HBsAg association

all stages of acute and chronic inflam

anuerysms

multi organ infarction (kids, heart, bowels, skin, testes
kawasakis
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
necrotizing medium vessel involving coronary arteries (thrombosis
and anuerysm)

children,

fever, erythema and edema of hands and feet convalescing to a desquamating rash

acute MIs
thromboangiitis obliterans
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
medium vessel with digital vessel thrombosis and neurovascular compartment damage

cigarettes

resting pain on forefoot with possible ulcers and gangrene; raynauds
wegeners
vasculitis:

Epi:

Clinical:
necrotizing medium and small vessel involving lungs, kids, and URT

c-ancas, corticosteroids, cyclophosphamide

saddle nose
microscopic polyangiitis
small vessel involving skin, lung, brain, gi, postcapillary venules and glomerular capillaries

same stage of inflamation

palpable purpure, glomerulonephritis and p ancas
churg strauss syndrome
"chest-skin" syndrome

small vessels: skin lung, heart vessels

allergic rhinitis, asthma

pANCAs and esosinophils

"went to Eos with strauss for chugging and pancakes."
henoch-schonlein purpura
small vessel : skin GI, renal joint

most common vasculitis in children; IgA-anti-IgA immunecomplexes

follows viral URI, group A strept pharyngeal infection

palpable purpura of lower extremities and butt

poly arthritis, nephropathy, gi bleed
cryoglobulinemia
small vessel involving skin gi and renal

HCV association (also MPGN type 1, multiple myeloma

IgGs that gel at cold temps; palpable purpura; acral cyanosis of nose and ears and raynauds phenomenon

glomerulonephritis arthritis and abdominal pain(reverses in warm temps
infectious vasculitis
small vessel involving skin

all microbial pathogens

RMSF - tick transmission ricketsia rickettsiae; endothelial invasion --> vasuclitis; palms and soles to trunk

disseminated Meningococcemia: capillary thrombosis produces hemorrhage into skin and confluent ecchymoses
adrenal secondary hypertension
cushings, pheo, neruoblastoma (increased cats), 11 hydroxylse def, conn's
aorta secondary hypertension
coarctation --> RAAS

decreased aortic elastcity of elderly
CNS secondary hypertension
intracranial pressure --> cats release
drugs and secondary HTN
oral contraceptives: increased angiotensinogen
parathyroid secondary HTN
primary hyerPTH: calcium increases peripheral resistance arteriolar smM contraction
pregnancy secondary HTN
preeclampsia: increased angiotensin II
renal secondary HTN
renovascular disease: athero in men, fibromuscular hyperplasia in women

renal parenchymal disease: diabetic nephropathy, adult PKD, glomneph, Na retention
thyroid secondary HTN
graves: systolic HTN from increased contraction

hypothyroid: diastolic hypertension due to sodium retention
HTN complications: cardiov
LVH, MI, Athero
HTN complications: CNS
intracerebral hematoma (ruptured charcot bouchard aneurysms)
berry aneurysms (subarachnoid)
lacunar infarcts: small infarcts due to hyaline arteriolosclerosis
HTN complications: renal
benign nephrosclerosis: due to hyaline arteriolosclerosis; atrophy and failure

malignant hypertension (causing renal failure and cerebral edema)
HTN complications: eyes
hypertensive retinopathy: arteriovenous nicking, hemorrhage of vessels, exudates, infarction, papilledema