Neurocutaneous disorders Flashcards

1
Q

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?

A

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?

A

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?

A

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
Q

Which syndrome is associated with bilateral RCCs?

A

VHL

17
Q

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

A

TS

18
Q

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?

A

SW, TS

20
Q

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

A

VHL

21
Q

Which syndrome is associated with cardiac rhabdomyosarcoma?

A

TS

22
Q

Which syndrome is associated with ungual fibromas?

A

TS

23
Q

Which syndrome is associated with episcleral hemangioma?

A

SW

24
Q

What’s a major complication of episcleral hemangioma?

A

Early-onset glaucoma (due to incr IOP)

25
Q

Which syndrome is associated with mitral regurg?

A

TS

26
Q

Which syndrome is associated with optic gliomas?

A

NF1

27
Q

Which syndrome is associated with subependymal astrocytomas?

A

TS

28
Q

Which syndrome is associated with retinal hemangioblastomas?

A

VHL

29
Q

Describe the microscopic histo of hemangioblastomas

A

High vascularity with hyperchromic nuclie

30
Q

Which syndrome is associated with CNS and skin hamartomas?

A

TS

31
Q

Which 2 syndromes are associated with seizures?

A

SW and TS

32
Q

Which syndrome is associated with skin neurofibromas?

A

NF1

33
Q

Which syndrome is associated with cavernous hemangiomas in skin/mucosa/organs?

A

VHL