Blood Vessels Flashcards
simple (capillary) lymphangioma
1-2 cm of exudate filled, slightly elevated, blebs of small lymphatic channels lined with endothelial cells
cause of hemorrhoids
dilation of anorectal venous plexus
cavernous lymphangioma
occur in the neck or axilla of children, up to 15 cm in diameter producing gross deformities, common in turner syndrome
pyogenic granuloma (lobular capillary hemangioma)
rapidly growing, often in oral mucosa, “gingiva of pregnant women”
hemangioma
common tumors; increased numbers of normal or abnormal (neoplastic) vessels filled with blood
granulomas that coalesce to form nodules that cavitate
granulomatosis with polyangiitis (wegener granulomatosis)
HLA-B51 is associated with
Behcet disease
glomus tumor (glomangioma)
exquisitely painful, benign, tumors; arise from modified smooth muscle cells of the glomus bodies, common in distal digits (under fingernails)
nevus flammeus
“birthmarks”, most common form of vascular ectasia, light pink to deep purple
tx for lower risk of coronary event in pts with Kawasaki dz
IVIg and aspirin
cause of esophageal varices
liver cirrhosis –> portal HTN –> increased flow of veins to gastroesophageal junction
capillary hemangioma
most common hemangioma; thin walled capillaries tightly packed together
asymmetrical raynaud’s phenomenon is associated with
thromboangiitis obliterans (Buerger dz)
cause of lymphedema
lymphatic obstruction and dilation
arsenic in pesticides, polyvinyl chloride (plastics), and thorotrast (radiological imaging) are all related to what pathology
hepatic angiosarcoma