neurofibromatosis Flashcards

1
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what

A

genetic condition causing neuromas to develop throughout NS

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2
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NF1 - gene

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chr 17

codes for protein neurofibromin which is tumour suppresing gene

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3
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NF1 - inheritance

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autosomal dominant

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NF1 - criteria

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Cafe au lait spots (6+) 
Relative with NF1
axillary or inguinal freckles
Bony dysplasia
Iris haratomas (lisch nodules) 
Neurofibromas (2+)
glioma of optic nerve
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5
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NF1 -Diagnoses

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criteria at least 2 features

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6
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NF1 - Mx

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no treatment

control Sx, monitor disease, treat complications

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7
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NF1 complications

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migraines
epilepsy 
renal a stenosis --> htn
scoliosis 
vision loss
malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumours
GI stromal tumour 
brain tumour 
SC tumour
inc risk cancer
leukaemia
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8
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NF2 - gene

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chromosome 22

protein called merlin - tumour suppressor protein

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9
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NF2

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mutation in gene leads to development of schwannomas

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10
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NF2 - inheritcance

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autosomal dominant

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11
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NF2 - symptoms

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most assoc with acoustic neuroma

  • hearing loss
  • tinnitus
  • balance problems
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12
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NF2 - Mx

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surgery can be used to resect

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13
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bilateral acoustic neuroma usually indicate

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NF2

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