T3 - Lupus Eritematoso Sistémico e Síndroma do Anticorpo Antifosfolipídico Flashcards

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Definição de LES?

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Multisystem chronic autoimmune disorder
Broad-spectrum of clinical presentations
A waxing and waning course
Variable prognosis

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Epidemiologia de LES?

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Women are affected up to nine times more frequently than men

Peak age of onset among women is between the late teens and early 40s

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Etiologia de LES?

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Genetic factors
Environmental factors
Hormonal factors

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Patogénese de LES?

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Irreversible breakdown of immunological tolerance manifested by aberrant immune responses against endogenous nuclear and other self-antigens and deposition of immune complexes.

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Critérios de Classificação de LES?

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ACR e SLICC

No mínimo 4 critérios , 1 imunológico e outro clínico

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Exemplos de critérios clínicos de LES?

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Lupus cutaneo cronico ou agudo
Ulveras nasais ou orais
Alopecia nao cicatrizante
Artrite
Serosite
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Exemplos de critérios imunológicos de LES?

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ANA
Anti-dsDNA
Anti-Sm
Low complement (C3, C4 e CH50)

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Achados clínicos constitucionais de LES?

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Febre
Perda de peso
Fadiga
Anorexia

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Manifestações mucocutâneas específicas de LES?

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Rash malar, Rash difuso, lesões bulhosas

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Manifestações mucocutâneas não específicas de LES?

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Photosensitivity 
Alopecia (non-scarring)
Vasculitis
Periungal erythema
Raynaud phenomenon
Oral/Nasal ulcers
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Manifestações musculoesqueléticas de LES?

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Non-erosive, non-deforming arthralgias/arthritis primarily affecting the small joints of the hands, wrists and knees
Jaccoud arthropathy
Erosive arthropathy overlapping rheumatoid arthritis features (ruphus)

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Diferenças entre artrite de LES e AR?

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Menos inflamatórias, não deformantes e não erosivas.

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Outras manifestações musculoesqueléticas de LES?

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Tenosynovitis
Myositis
Avascular bone necrosis

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Manifestações renais de LES?

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Hypertension – new onset
Nephrotic syndrome
Renal failure
Proteinuria
Haematuria
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Confirmação de Nefrite Lúpica?

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Renal biopsy

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Manifestações Neuropsiquiátricas de LES?

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Very heterogeneous

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Manifestações Cardiovasculares de LES?

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Pericarditis
Pericardial Infusion
Myocarditis
Cardiovascular Disease (accelerated, premature atherosclerosis)
Endocarditis
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Manifestações Pleuropulmonares de LES?

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Pleuritic chest pain (45-60%)
Pleural effusion (50%)
Acute pneumonitis (1-4%)
Interstitial lung disease (3-13%)
Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage
Shrinking-lung syndrome
Pulmonary hypertension
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Manifestações Hematológicas de LES?

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Lymphadenopathy (40%)
Splenomegaly (10-45%)
Anaemia - normocrómica normocítica
Leucopenia (30-40%)
Trombocitopenia
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Manifestações Gastrointestinais de LES?

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Mesenteric vasculitis
Pancreatitis
Hepatitis

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Manifestações Oftálmicas de LES?

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Vasculitis of retinal artery

Corneal and conjunctiva involvement

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Diagnostic workup in LES?

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Full blood count
Urea, creatinine, ionogram
Liver function tests
Inflammatory markers (CRP, ESR)
CK, DHL
Coagulation tests
Urinalysis
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Antibodies in Diagnostic workup of LES?

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Antinuclear antibodies
Anti-dsDNA
Complement (C1q, C3, C4)
Lupus anticoagulant
Anticardiolipin
Direct Coombs test
Anti-ENA (Anti-SSa, Anti-SSb, Anti-Sm, Anti-RNP)
Anti-ribosomal
Anti-Histone
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Gravidez e LES?

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Pregnancy may increase lupus activity but flares are usually mild
Pregnancy outcome is optimal when in clinical remission for 6-12 months, renal function is normal and appropriate drugs
Patients with lupus nephritis and antiphospholipid antibodies: ↑ pre-eclampsia

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Síndrome Antifosfolipídico?

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Vascular thrombosis
Pregnancy morbidity

Lupus anticoagulant positivity
Anticardiolipin antibody

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Complicações da gravidez em LES?

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Miscarriage
Stillbirth
Premature delivery
Intrauterine growth restriction

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Lúpus neo-natal?

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Anticorpos Anti-SSa e SSb ultrapassam a placenta.

Possível bloqueio completo auriculo-ventricular.

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Lupus Juvenil?

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15-20% of SLE cases
More aggressive disease in children than in adults
↑ renal and neurologic involvement
↓ pleuritis, sicca symptoms

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SLE in the elderly?

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10-20% of SLE cases
Delayed diagnosis and less common occurrence of severe manifestations
↑ serositis, pulmonary involvement, sicca symptoms, and musculoskeletal manifestations
↓ malar rash, photosensitivity, purpura, alopecia, Raynaud’s phenomenon, renal and central nervous system (CNS) involvement

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Drug-Induced Lupus?

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Patient with no previous diagnosis or history of SLE
Develops ANA positivity and at least one clinical feature of SLE after drug exposure
Typical clinical features
Anti-histone antibodies > 95%
Hypocomplementaemia and Anti-dsDNA antibodies rare

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Tratamento de LES?

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General measures (Sun avoidance)
Immunization
Bone health

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Tratamento Farmacológico de LES?

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Corticosteroids
Hydroxychloroquine (Atenção MACULOPATIA)
Cyclophosphamide (severe disease)
Azathioprine
Mycophenolate mofetil
Methotrexate
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Terapias biológicas de LES?

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Rituximab

Belilmumab

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How to monitor LES?

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Disease Activity Indices

Chronicity and Damage Index