Neurocutaneous disorders Flashcards

1
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Which NC disorder is congenital/non-inherited?

A

Sturge-Weber

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2
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What mutation causes Sturge-Weber? Name the gene and protein product

A

Activating mutation of GNAQ gene, which codes for the Gq signaling protein

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3
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In Sturge-Weber, activating mutation of GNAQ gene causes a developmental anomaly of what type of cells?

A

NCC derivatives

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4
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What’s the inheritance pattern of tuberous sclerosis?

A

AD

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5
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What’s the inheritance pattern of NF 1?

A

AD

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6
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What’s the inheritance pattern of VHL dz?

A

AD

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7
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What mutation causes NF-1? What type of gene is this?

A

Mutated NF-1, a tumor supressor gene

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8
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What’s the protein product of NF-1 and what is its function?

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Neurofibromin, a negative regulator of Ras

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9
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What gene is mutated in VHL dz? What downstream cellular events does this lead to?

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VHL: causes constitutive expression of HIP and activation of angiogenic GFs

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10
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Which NC syndromes are associated with pheochromocytoma?

A

NF-1 and VHL

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11
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What’s another name for NF-1?

A

von Recklinghausen dz

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12
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Which syndrome causes a port-wine stain in the CN V1/V2 distribution?

A

SW

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13
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In SW, what’s often found in association with this port-wine stain?

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Ipsilateral leptomeningeal angioma

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14
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What symptoms can the leptomeningeal angioma of SW cause?

A

Seizures/epilepsy and ID

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15
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Which syndrome is associated with pigmented hamartomas in the iris?

A

NF1

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16
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Which syndrome is associated with bilateral RCCs?

17
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Which syndrome is associated with ash-leaf spots and shagreen patches?

18
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Which syndrome is associated with cafe-au-lait spots?

A

NF-1 (also McCune-Albright if you’re really on yo gunner grind)

19
Q

Which syndromes are associated with ID?

20
Q

Which syndrome is associated with hemangioblastomas in the brain stem and cerebellum?

21
Q

Which syndrome is associated with cardiac rhabdomyosarcoma?

22
Q

Which syndrome is associated with ungual fibromas?

23
Q

Which syndrome is associated with episcleral hemangioma?

24
Q

What’s a major complication of episcleral hemangioma?

A

Early-onset glaucoma (due to incr IOP)

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Which syndrome is associated with mitral regurg?
TS
26
Which syndrome is associated with optic gliomas?
NF1
27
Which syndrome is associated with subependymal astrocytomas?
TS
28
Which syndrome is associated with retinal hemangioblastomas?
VHL
29
Describe the microscopic histo of hemangioblastomas
High vascularity with hyperchromic nuclie
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Which syndrome is associated with CNS and skin hamartomas?
TS
31
Which 2 syndromes are associated with seizures?
SW and TS
32
Which syndrome is associated with skin neurofibromas?
NF1
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Which syndrome is associated with cavernous hemangiomas in skin/mucosa/organs?
VHL