Chapter 13 : Laryngeal and tracheal manifestation of systemic disease Flashcards

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In systemic Wegener’s Granulomatosis, what is the most common site affected in the airway?

A

The subglottis and trachea

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In Relapsing Polychondritis, what is the most common physical exam ENT finding?

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Bilateral auricle chondritis

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In Sarcoidosis, what is the most common subsite affected in the larynx?

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The Epiglottis

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What is the classical apperance of a larynx affected by sarcoidosis?

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“Turban-like” thickening and nodular appearance of the epiglottis (pic)

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In Amyloidosis, where in the larynx is the most common site of deposition of insoluble fibirllar proteins?

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Deposition in the true and false vocal folds and the ventricles?

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In Amyloidosis, one must also investigate for this specific disease due to its high association

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Multiple Myeloma

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Rheumatoid arthritis of the larynx has 2 forms, namely its (1) active form as well as its (2) chronic form, differentiate the two in terms of its presentation nand involvement.

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In the active form, involvement of the larynx is acute with tenderness and erythema. Laryngoscopic examination often shows red, swollen arytenoids. The chronic form typically causes cricoarytenoid joint involvement with ankylosis.

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In Rheumatoid artrhitis of the larynx, apart from the obvious joint involvment, what other phjysical exam finding can be seen?

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Submucosal nodules develop in the vocal fold (pic)

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In Pemphigous, what is the typical appearance seen in physcal examinatio of the larynx?

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A tan fibrinous base due to sloughing off of the epidermis (pic)

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What is the most common site involved in Pemphigous in the head and neck?

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Oral cavity mucosa

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What is the most common site involved in Laryngeal Tuberculosis?

A

Posterior glottis

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What is the most common site involved in Laryngeal Blastomycosis?

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True vocal folds with extension to the ventricles

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What is unique about Laryngeal Cryptococcus in terms of the site involved?

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The true vocal folds are the ONLY site affected

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Laryngeal Candidiasis is commonly seen in failures of this procedure?

A

Tracheoesophageal puncture voice prosthesis

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