[7] Pathology of Glomerular Disease Flashcards

1
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Most common cause of Glomerular Disease in Children

A

Minimal Change Disease

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2
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Most common cause of Glomerular Disease in Adults

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Membranous

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3
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Most Typical Type of Change in Glomerular Disease

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Stage II Subepithelial Deposits

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4
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How do you differentiate the different MPGN Types?

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Type I: Massive subendothelial deposits +/- mesangial deposits

Type II: Large electron-dense deposits in intramembranous portion

Type III: Subepithelial deposits, segmental GBM fragmentation

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5
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Light Microscopy Changes in MPGN

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Proliferative, mesangial matrix increase

Tram-tracking, capillary wall thickening

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6
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Immunofluorescence Changes in MPGN

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C3 in the GDM and Mesangium

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7
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Other name for IgA Nephropathy

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Berger’s Disease

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8
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Confirmation of Diagnosis of IgA Nephropathy is done by?

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IF: Intense Mesangial Granular IgA

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