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clinical findings of angiomyolipoma
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kindey hamartoma: BVs, muscle, mature adipose
Tuberous Sclerosis |
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clinical findings of Capillary angiomatosis
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capillary proliferation in skin and organs
AIDS (simulates kaposi's) Bartonella Henselae (gr - bacili) |
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clinical findings of angiosarcoma
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liver: PVC, arsenic, thorium dioxide, radical mastectomy
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clinical findings of capillary hemangioma
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facial lesions, regress with age
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clinical findings of cavernous hemangioma
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liver and spleen (OCPs, steroids)
rupture |
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clinical findings of cystic hygroma
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lymphangiomain neck
turners |
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clinical findings of Glomus tumor
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arteriovenous shunt derivatives
painful red subungual nodule in digit |
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clinical findings of Hereditary telangiectasia (AD)
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dilated vessels: skin, mucous membranes
chronic iron deficiency anemia |
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clinical findings of kaposis sarcoma
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malignant tumor arising from endothelial or mesenchymal cells
HHV8 progresses and ulcerates |
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clinical findings of lymphangiosarcoma
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malignancy of lymphatics
from longstanding chronic lymphedema (radical mastectomy) |
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clinical findings of pyogenic granuloma
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pedunculated masses
associated with pregnancy |
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clinical findings of spider telangiectasia
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arteriovenous fistula (disappears when compressed)
hyperestrinism (cirrhosis, pregs) |
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sturgeWeber syndrome
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nevus flammus birthmark in distribution of CN 5
ipsilateral malformation of pia mater vessels |
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clinical findings of Von-hippel lindau syndrome
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cavernous hemangiomas in cerebellum and retina
increased incedence of pheochromo and bilateral renal cell ca. |
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takayasu arteritis
vasculitis: Epi: Clinical: |
vasculitis: granulomatous large vessel (aortic arch vessels)
Epi: young asian women and kids Clinical: absent upper extremity pulse |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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wegeners
vasculitis: Epi: Clinical: |
necrotizing medium and small vessel involving lungs, kids, and URT
c-ancas, corticosteroids, cyclophosphamide saddle nose |
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microscopic polyangiitis
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small vessel involving skin, lung, brain, gi, postcapillary venules and glomerular capillaries
same stage of inflamation palpable purpure, glomerulonephritis and p ancas |
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churg strauss syndrome
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"chest-skin" syndrome
small vessels: skin lung, heart vessels allergic rhinitis, asthma pANCAs and esosinophils "went to Eos with strauss for chugging and pancakes." |
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henoch-schonlein purpura
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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 |
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cryoglobulinemia
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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 |
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infectious vasculitis
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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 |
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adrenal secondary hypertension
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cushings, pheo, neruoblastoma (increased cats), 11 hydroxylse def, conn's
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aorta secondary hypertension
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coarctation --> RAAS
decreased aortic elastcity of elderly |
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CNS secondary hypertension
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intracranial pressure --> cats release
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drugs and secondary HTN
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oral contraceptives: increased angiotensinogen
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parathyroid secondary HTN
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primary hyerPTH: calcium increases peripheral resistance arteriolar smM contraction
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pregnancy secondary HTN
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preeclampsia: increased angiotensin II
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renal secondary HTN
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renovascular disease: athero in men, fibromuscular hyperplasia in women
renal parenchymal disease: diabetic nephropathy, adult PKD, glomneph, Na retention |
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thyroid secondary HTN
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graves: systolic HTN from increased contraction
hypothyroid: diastolic hypertension due to sodium retention |
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HTN complications: cardiov
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LVH, MI, Athero
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HTN complications: CNS
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intracerebral hematoma (ruptured charcot bouchard aneurysms)
berry aneurysms (subarachnoid) lacunar infarcts: small infarcts due to hyaline arteriolosclerosis |
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HTN complications: renal
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benign nephrosclerosis: due to hyaline arteriolosclerosis; atrophy and failure
malignant hypertension (causing renal failure and cerebral edema) |
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HTN complications: eyes
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hypertensive retinopathy: arteriovenous nicking, hemorrhage of vessels, exudates, infarction, papilledema
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