Periodic Fevers Flashcards

1
Q

Which part of the immune system is involved

A

Innate

Episodes are antigen-independent

Absence of infection and auto-abs

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FMF

A

Autosomal recessive

Age <20 (jews, arabs, turks, armenian, italian)

Duration: 1-3 days

Clinical features: erysipelas-like rash, sterile peritonitis, monoarthritis, pleuritis

Gene: MEFV

Protein: Pyrin

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TRAPS

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Autosomal dominant or de novo

Age: <20, any ethic group

Duration: >7 dyas

Features: myalgias w/rash, conjunctivitis, periorbital edema, peritonitis, large joint arthritis

Gene: TNFRSF1A

Protein: TNF receptor type 1

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HIDS

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Autosomal recessive

Age <1, dutch/french/european

Duration: 3-7 days

Features: maculopapular rash, abd pain, polyarthritis, spleomegaly, cervial adenopathy, aphthous ulcers

Gene: MVK

Protein: mevalonate kinase

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FCAS (Familial cold autoinflammatory syn)

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Autosomal dominant

Age <1, europeans

Fevers: <2days

Clinical: cold induced urticarea, arthralgia, conjunctivitis

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