Vasculitis Flashcards

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Pathogenesis of Vasculitis

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Deposition of circulating immune complexes
activation of complement
damage to vessel walls
leukocytoclastic changes
necrosis and thrombosis
distribution and symptoms determined by vessel size

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Clinical manifestations of large vessels

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Limb claudication
Asymmetric BP
absence of pulses
bruits
aortic dilation
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Clinical manifestations of medium vessels

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cutaneous nodules
ulcers
arthritis
livedo reticularis
digital gangrene
mononeuritits multiplex
microaneurysms
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Clinical manifestations of small vessels

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purpura
vesiculobullous lesions
urticaria
alveolar hemorrhage
arthritis
cutaneous extravascular necrotizing granulomas
splinter hemorrhages
uveitis
epislceritis
scleritis
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Constitutional symptoms of vasculitis

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fever
weight loss
malaise

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large vessel vasculitis

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takayasu arteritis

giant cell arteritis (temporal arteritis)

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medium vessel vasculitis

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polyarteritis nodosa

kawasaki disease

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small vessel vasculitis - ANCA associated

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Microscopic polyangiitis
Granulomatosis w/ polyangiitis(wegeners)
Eosinophilic granulomatosis w/ polyangitis (churg-strauss)

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small vessel vasculitis - Immune complex

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Anti - GBM disease
cryoglobulinemic vasculitis
IgA vasculitis (henoch - schonlein)
Hypocomplementemic urticarial vasculitis (anti C1q)

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variable vessel vasculitis

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Behcets disease

Cogan’s syndrome (igG4-RD?)

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single organ vasculitis

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Cutaneous leukocytoclastic angiitis

primary CNS vasculitis (string of beads)

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vasculitis assd w/ systemic disease

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lupus vasculitis
rheumatoid vasculitis
sarcoid vasculitis

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Vasculitis assd w/ probably etiology

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hep C assd cryoglobulinemic vasculitis
hep B assd vasculitis
syphilis assd vasculitis
drug assd immune complex vasculitis
drug assd ANCA-assd vasculitis
cancer assd vasculitis
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constitutional vasculitis symptoms

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fever, wt loss, fatigue, weakness

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MSK vasculitis symptoms

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arthralgia/itis, myalgia

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Cutaneous vasculitis symptoms

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palpable purpura!, nodules, urticaria, livedo reticularis, phlebitis, ischemia

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Pulmonaryvasculitis symptoms

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hemorrhage, nodules, inflitration, cavities

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renal vasculitis symptoms

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nephritis, infarction, hypertension

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Neurologic vasculitis symptoms

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cephalgia, mononeuritis multiplex, stroke

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Lab vasculitis symptoms

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anemia, increased ESR, abnormal LFT, hematuria

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Palpable purpura indicate

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idiopathic 50%
Infection 20% necrotizing vasculitis
Inflammatory 20% leukocytoclastic vasculitis
Medications 5%
malignancy 5%
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Treatment of vasculitis

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Induce remission - glucocorticoids, cyclophosphamide(P. jiroveci prophylaxsis)
maintenance: AZA/MTX/mycophnolate mofetil

Rituximab - maintaining remission

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Takayasu arteritis criteria

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Age < 40
2 phases - early inflammatory/ late occlusive
decreased brachial artery pulse (>10 diff b/w arms)
bruits over subclavian/aorta
arteriogram - dilation/aneurysma/narrowing in aorta/main branches
claudication of extremities

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Takayasu treatment

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“pulseless disease”

steroids

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arteries affected by temporal arteritis

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inflammation of BV in face
aortic aneurysms or stenosis of arch vessels
aortic insufficiency murmor or bruits
temporal
ophthalmic
facial
carotid
can cause blindness
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disease assd with temporal arteritis

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polymyalgia rheumatica - PMR
aches/pains in shoulders, hip/thigh, stiffness
proximal pain and stiffness - no weakness

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Giant cell arteritis

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Age > 50, FUO, paraneoplastic
PMR - proximal pain and stiffness
abnormal artery biopsy,
temporal artery abnormality(tender/decreased pulse)
Elevated ESR >50, anemia, low albumin
Increased Alk phos
mistaken for tension headache till go blind
jaw gets tired chewing
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Giant cell arteritis diagnosis

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temporal biopsy for granulomatious thickening

normal -> MRI, CT angiogram for vessel narrowing

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Polyarteritis nodosa

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Hypertension D BP > 90
Livedo reticularis
Abdominal pain
Testicular pain/tenderness
Mono(foot drop)/polyneuropathy
heart/brain involvement (not lungs)
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Labs for polyarteritis nodosa

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azotemia, anemia
hep B virus
skin/nerve/muscle/testicle biopsy
angiogram of renal/mesenteric/hepatic artery

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polyarteritis nodosa treatment

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induce remission - pulse cyclophosphomide and steroids

maintenance: azthioprine, MTX, mycophenolate mofetil

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Kawasaki Disease - small/med vessel vasculitis

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Warm CREAM
Warm - fever > 5d + 4 of 5
Conjunctivits
Rash
Erythema palms and soles
Adenopathy, cervical
Mucous Membrane(dry red strawberry tongue)
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Kawasaki treatment and complications

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High dose ASA or IVIG

Coronary artery aneurysm
Myocarditis (do an echo)

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Histopathology of small vessel vasculitis - immune complex assd

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Histopathology of skin with PMN’s and mononuclear cells leading to fibrinoid necrosis and WBC fragments

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Urticarial vasculitis

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urticaria>24 hours=chronic->leukocytoclasitc nuclear debris
fever/angioedemia/reynauds/arthralgias/uveitis/copd
ANTI C1q antibodies!!!! aka anti C1q vasculitis

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causes of urticarial vasculitis

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viruses(hep b/c), malignancies, CTDs, drugs

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treatment of uriticarial vasculitis

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acute: steroids and Azathioprine
chronic: mycophenolate mofetil and rituximab

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Henoch Shoenlein purpura

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purpura 100%
arthritis (60-85%)
nephropathy 10-50
Gi abdominal pain w/bleeding 85%
IgA immune complexes
typically children
TX: prednisone?
39
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clinical symptoms of mixed cryoglobulinemia

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raynauds
cutaneous ulceration
cold-induced urticaria
digital gangrene
polyarthralgias
purpura
nephritis
peripheral neuropathy
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Mixed cryoglobulinemia

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assd w/ hep C, Sjogrens, SLE, SBE, osteomyelitis
POLYCLONAL mixed IgG-IgM complexes
types 2 and 3
LOW C4

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C-ANCA vs P-ANCA

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C-anca: anti PR-3

P-anca: anti MPO

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ANCA vasculitis

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assd w/ pauci-immune systemic necrotizing small vessel vasculitis
ANCA activate neutrophils to damage vessel walls
release factors to stim alt complement path - more nphil
may get granulomatous rxn from extravascular neutrophils - necrosis

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microscopic polyangiits

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looks like wegeners - no upper resp involvement and no granulomas
P - ANCA

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microsocopic polyangitis

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cyclophosphamide, prednisone, aza, rituximab

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granulomatosis w/ polyangitis - wegners

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nasal, otic, ocular, oral inflammation
abnormal chest x-ray
urinary sediment (>5RBC or casts) RPGN - RF -> death
oligoarthritis, neuropathy, uveitis, DVTs
ABs to proteinase 3
C-ANCA
granulomas and patchy necrosis in art and veins

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eosinophilic granulomatosis w/ polyangitis - Churg-Strauss

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Asthma
Eosinophilia (> 10% of WBC)
Mono or polyneuropathy
transitory pulmonary infiltrates
paranasal sinus abnormalitis
biopsy w/extravascular eosinophils
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variable vessel vasculitis - Behcets syndrome

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autoimmunity against heat shock proteins
Triad: painful apthous ulcers(mouth/genitals) 3x - 1 year
eye lesions (pan uveitis)-blindness
arthritis
neurologic - meningoencephalitis, seizures
vascular: E nodosum, phlebitis
Pathergy test - 48 hr after serile needlestic - ulcer/blister

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Cogans syndrome

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like behcets but chlamydia ABs agaist cornea and inner ear- part of IgG4-RD

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Behcets

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epidemiology: turkish/middle eastern -
HLA B51!!!
cause: strep sanguis(like HSP), herpes, bowel flora
arteries and veins!
CD4 helper response through TH1 path. No auto ABs

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Behcets treatment

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steroids
aza
chlorambucil
colchicine
interferon
thalidomide
51
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familial mediterranean fever

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abdominal pain and arthritis (hot ankle rash)
episodic fever
pyrin - protease that normally inactivates IL8 and C5a
thus neutrophil cytokines yield fever
inhibits NF-kB and IL 1
colchicine prevents 2ndary amyloidois - deadly
renal amyloidosis indicated by proteinuria
diagnosis - biopsy proven amyloid
- scintography w/ serum amyloid protein

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string of beads

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primary angiitis of the CNS - single organ vasculitis

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cutaneous leukocytoclastic vasculitis(skin)

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Drug reaction
Palpable Purpura - most common vasculitis
inflammation and fibrinoid necrosis of vessel walls and cellular debris in tissue of the skin