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foregut cyst vs CPAM
- foregut cyst: duplication cysts
2. CPAM: arrested development -> cystic mass
which one communicates with tracheobronchial tree - CPAM or pulmonary sequestrations?
CPAM
three causes of transudative pleural effusion (anything else, think exudate)
cirrhosis, HF, kidney disease
three tumor types that can cause PE
- HCC
- renal cell carcinoma
- adenocarcinomas
three ECG changes that may occur with PE
- tachy
- RBBB
- S1Q3T3
5 groups of pulmonary hypertension
- PAH
- Left HF
- pulmonary dz (COPD, ILD, OSA)
- chronic VTE
- miscellaneous (sarcoid, sickle cell, tumors)
histo of pulmonary hypertension
plexiform lesions + SM in small arteries
histo of: IPF, NSIP, COP
- IPF: fibroblasts, honeycombing, bronchiectasis
- NSIP: uniform infiltrates and fibrosis
- COP: Nasson bodies; loose CT and fibroblasts
what condition is caused by defect in GM-CSF
PAP: pulmonary alveolar proteinosis
histo of sarcoid besides non-necrotizing granulomas
asteroid bodies, schaumman bodies
CXR in Goodpasture and GPA
bilateral ground glass opacities
treatment for Goodpasture and GPA
- Goodpasture: cyclophosphamides + plasmapheresis
2. GPA: cyclophosphamides + steroids
labs in GPA
c-ANCA
LCH: Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis stains with what two markers?
S100, CD1a
where do small nodules start in Coal Worker’s pneumoconiosis?
apex