VASCULITIS CLINICAL Flashcards
based on histo exam and P-ANCA
with non specific systemic reactions: fever, weight loss renal failure hypertension abdominal pain
polyarteritis nodosa
C-ANCA in 95% of patients
wegener’s granulomatosis
palpable purpura P-ANCA in 70% of cases hemoptysis, hematuria, and proteinuria bowel pain and bleeding muscle pain and weakness
microscopic polyarteritis
age > 50; F:M
50% of cases develop in background of polymyalgia rheumatica
diplopia to transient or complete vision loss
nonspecific symptoms: fever, fatigue, wt loss, facial pain, headache
giant cell arteritis
females < 40 y/o
symptoms: vascular insufficiency, leg claudication, pulmonary hypertension, cor pulmonale
takayasu’s arteritis
fever
bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis
erythema of palms and soles with edema processing to desquamation
rash of red plaques or pustules
lymphodenopathy
cardiac manifestations: arrhythmia, dilation, CHF, MI
kawasaki’s disease
prominent painful lesions of extremities, remitting, relapsing inflammation
thromboses of medium sized arteries and veins of extremities
young adult smokers
thromboangiitis obliterans (Buerger’s disease)
pallor, cyanosis
young, healthy women
no morphologic changes
raynauds disease/phenom