Glycogen Storage Disease Flashcards

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How is type 1 von gierke’s disease caused?

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Glucose-6-phosphatase absent

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Outline clinical manifestations of Von gierkes disease (type 1)

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  • fasting hypoglycaemia
  • lactic acidaemia
  • increased lipogenesis leading to hyperlipidemia
  • sweating, weak muscles, poor growth
  • mouth ulsers, more infections
  • livers enlarges, accumulation of glycogen
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What is a treatment for Von gierkes disease (type 1)

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Glucose drinks given frequently

Older children corn starch given

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What causes pompe disease and what are clindical manifestations (type 2)

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Glucosidase (acid Maltese) absent

Clinical manifestations;
- within first months of life severe muscle weakness and heart muscle
- death from heart failure by 18 months

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What causes Cori disease?

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Glycogen debrancher enzyme absent

(Glycogen acumulates, structure-abnormal, excessive branching)

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Outline clinical manifestations of cori disease;

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• problems with low blood sugars on fasting

• growth may be delayed

• some problems with muscle weakness heart may be affected

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What is a treatment if cori disease?

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High protein diet and prevention of prolonged periods of fasting

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What is Anderson disease?

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Branching enzyme absent
- abnormal structure, very little branching, hypoglycaemia absent

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Why are clinical manifestations and treatment of Anderson disease?

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  • very severe but rare disorder
  • leads to cirrhosis of the liver and heart involvement
  • death before age of 2 in most children

Treatment-> liver transplantation

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Describe Mcardle disease;

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Muscle glycogen phosphorylase absent

Normal structure no hypoglycaemia

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Outline clinical features of Mcardle disease;

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  • symptoms experienced during anaerobic and sustained exercise
  • fatigue, pain within few mins of exercise
  • muscle damage may occur leading to myoglobinuria
  • increase in blood lactate absent following exercisw
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