P1 PATHOLOGY Flashcards
gaps in myelin sheathes between schwann cells
ranvier nodes
which myelin component is similar in PNS & CNS
lipids
which myelin component is different in PNS & CNS
Proteins
Macrophages role in active neuropathy
removal of axonal & myelin debris
mention 2 inflammatory causes of neuropathy
GBS & CIDP
Protein synthesis activation for axon regeneration is know as
central chromatolysis
incase that nerve regeneration doesn’t happen well , what is the consequence
Traumatic neuroma
causes of distal axonopathy
- metabolic : DM & RF
- TOXIC : alcoholism & malnutrition
which neuropathy give the characteristic of “ stocking gloves “
distal axonopathy
hallmark of demyelinating neuropathy
slowed nerve conduction velocity
hallmark of axonopathy
wave of amplitude is affected
which disease are the counterparts of MS in CNS
CIDP & GBS
clinical symptoms of GBS
Ascending paralysis , change in sensation , weakness
identify the disease and comment on the microscopic findings