Viruses - DNA - Herpes Family Flashcards

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TORCHeS Infections

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TORCHeS Infections:

Toxoplasmosis

Other (HIV, VZV, Parvovirus B19, enteroviruses, others)

Rubella

Cytomegalovirus

Herpes

Syphilis

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Herpes Virus Family

Viruses in the Herpes family

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Herpes Virus Family

  • Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV1) aka HHV1
  • Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV2) aka HHV2
  • Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) aka HHV3
  • Epstein–Barr Virus (EBV) aka HHV4
  • Cytomegalovirus (CMV) aka HHV5
  • Roseola aka HHV6
  • Kaposi’s sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) aka HHV8
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Herpes Virus Family

Are all enveloped or nonenveloped?

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Herpes Virus Family

All of the Herpes Virus Family are:

*** Enveloped ***

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Herpes Virus Family

The members of the Herpes Virus Family can be found latent in?

(ALL CAN GO LATENT!!!)

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Herpes Virus Family

  • Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV1) in trigeminal ganglia
  • Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV2) in sacral ganglia
  • Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) in dorsal root ganglia
  • Epstein–Barr Virus (EBV) in B-cells
  • Cytomegalovirus (CMV) in mononuclear** cells** (lymphocytes and macrophages)
  • Roseola in monocytes
  • Kaposi’s sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) in B-cells
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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

lab tests

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  • Linear DS DNA
  • Enveloped virus
  • Replicates in nucleus (like most DNA viruses)
  • Cowdry bodies (intranuclear inclusions that look like targets; Large red and eosinophilic)
  • Tzanc smear (older test, scrape ulcer base) to look for multinucleated giant cells
  • PCR for herpes
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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

ddx HSV vs. Pox virus inclusion bodies

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  • HSV:

Cowdry bodies (intranuclear inclusions that look like targets; Large red and eosinophilic)

  • ddx vs. Pox virus:

Has similar inclusion bodies but located in the cytoplasm (Guarneri inclusion bodies)

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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

Source

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Hermes, the god of herpes

Transmitted by Sex, saliva, and vertically (TORCHeS infection!)

  • HSV 1:

Usually confined to the upper half of the body

  • HSV 2:

Usually confined to the genital regions

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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

HSV 1 (aka HHV1)

(Usually confined to the upper half of the body)

*** 1st infects as gingivostomatitis (AKA Orolabial herpes; inflammation of the oral mucosa and gingiva) ***

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  • Snake like ulcers
  • Herpes rash (rose petal & dew drops; clear vesicles on a erythema base)
  • Lip herpes; Cold sores!!!
  • Ocular herpes; Keratoconjuctivitis (* fluorescent stained slit lamp exam of cornea)
  • Temporal lobe encephalitis*w/bizarre behavior; Hemmorages and necrosis!
  • Herpetic whitlow; Herpes on finger (dentists!!!)
  • 1-2 weeks after infection can cause an erythema multiforme rash.

* (#1 cause of sporadic encephalitis)

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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

HSV 2 (aka HHV2)

(Usually confined to the genital regions)

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  • Painful vesicular lesions w/ inguinal lymphadenopathy
  • Can cause aseptic meningitides (mostly in adolescents and adults
  • Herpetic whitlow; Herpes on finger (dentists!!!)
  • 1-2 weeks after infection can cause an erythema multiforme rash.
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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

HSV erythema multiforme rash

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  • 1-2 weeks after infection with HSV 1 or 2 (mostly 1)
  • looks like targets!
  • Starts on hands and feet and moves inwardly / centrally
  • Due to a hypersensitivity rxn.
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Herpes Simplex Virus 1 & 2 (aka HHV1 & 2)

Treatment

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Hermes, the god of herpes

  1. NO CURE
  2. Prevent breakouts with Acyclovir and / or valcyclovir
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

lab tests

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • DS DNA
  • Enveloped virus
  • Cytotoxic (CD8+) T-cell reactive* lymphocytes

* (Downy cells** AKA **atypical cells; Very large, lots of cytoplasm, have oval, indented, or folded nucleus)

  • Monospot Ig* test to diagnose during acute infections → activates B cells to secrete heterophile sheep antibodies that agglutinate sheep or horse RBC’s.

* (IgM for current or recent infection, IgG for prior infections)

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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

MOA

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • EBV envelope (glycoprotein) binds to CD21 receptor (Complement receptor type 2 aka CR2; on the surface of B cells) to infect B cells.
  • T-cells proliferate → causing splenomegaly*
  • Most are reactive cytotoxic CD8+ T cells (reactive lymphocytosis) aka downy cells or atypical cells but can also be NK cells.

* (Must avoid contact sports due to risk of splenic rupture)

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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

Source

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Spread through mouth secretions
  • KISSING DISEASE!!!”
  • Causes infectious mononucleosis (“mono”)
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

signs and symptoms

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Triad of symptoms:
  1. fever
  2. pharyngitis (mono pharyngitis often in teens and adults, vs. strep pharyngitis more often in children)
  3. lymphadenopathy (often tender lymphadenopathy in posterior cervical region)
  • Can also see Splenomegaly**
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

EBV ↑ the risk factor for 3 cancers!

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  1. Hodgkin’s lymphoma (HL); mixed cellularity
  2. Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL); Burkett lymphoma
  3. Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC)
  • Also ↑ risk of Oral Hairy leukoplakia (but its NOT a precancerous lesion)
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

EBV ↑ the risk factor for 3 cancers!

1) Hodgkin’s lymphoma (HL); mixed cellularity

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Weakend immune systems develop B cell lymphoma.
  • The cancerous B cells are an abnormal type called Reed-Sternberg cells (giant cells that resemble “owl eyes”).
  • Mixed cellularity is the second most common type of HL and is seen mostly in older adults (although it can occur at any age).
  • It can start in any lymph node but most often occurs in the upper half of the body.
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

EBV ↑ the risk factor for 3 cancers!

2) Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL); Burkett lymphoma*

* (The fastest growing human tumor, associated with impaired immunity and is rapidly fatal if left untreated.)

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Burkitt lymphoma is a form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in which cancer starts in B-cells.
  • Especially likely to develop in people infected with HIV.
  • Common translocation is t8:14
  • Endemic (African) Burkitt lymphoma is common in young children who have both malaria and EBV. It usually starts as tumors of the jaw or other facial bones. It also can affect the GI tract, ovaries, and breasts and can spread to the CNS
  • The types more common in the U.S. (sporadic and immunodeficiency-associated) usually start in the bowel and form a bulky tumor mass in the abdomen, often with massive involvement of the liver, spleen, and bone marrow.
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

EBV ↑ the risk factor for 3 cancers!

3) Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC)

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Commonly in asian people.
  • It is most common in males.
  • It is a squamous cell carcinoma or an undifferentiated* type

* (Undifferentiated cells are cells that do not have their mature features or functions.)

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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

EBV ↑ the risk factor for

Oral Hairy leukoplakia

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • it is NOT a precancerous lesion
  • Primarily affects people whose immune systems have been weakened by disease, especially HIV/AIDS.
  • Thickened, white patches on gums, insides cheeks, bottom of mouth and sometimes tongue.
  • These patches can’t be scraped off*.

* (ddx with candida which can be scraped off!)

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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

Adverse RXN if treated w/ a penicillin!

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • Intense itchy maculopapular or morbilliform rash.
  • Appears on extensor surfaces and pressure points 7 to 10 _days after treatmen_t with beta-lactam antibiotics (such as ampicillin, amoxicillin and cephalosporins).
  • This rash indicates a ‘hypersensitivity reactionto the antibiotic.
  • It is not a true allergy and does not occur if the antibiotic is given later on in the absence of EBV infection.
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Epstein-Barr Virus (aka HHV4)

Treatment

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Ye Olde Epstein Bar

  • No tx!
  • rest and fluids
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Cytomegalovirus (aka HHV5)

lab tests

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Cyto “Mega-Lo” Virus

  • DS DNA
  • Enveloped virus
  • Replicates in nucleus (like most DNA viruses)
  • Buffy coat culture with anti-CMV antibodies
  • Owl eye” inclusion bodies
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Cytomegalovirus (aka HHV5)

Source

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Cyto “Mega-Lo” Virus

Transmitted by:

  • Blood
  • Sexual contact
  • Congenital (TORCHeS infection!); ↑ risk 2nd trimester
  • Breast milk
  • Saliva
  • Urine
  • Transplants, immunosuppression, HIV (CD4 < 50)
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**_Cytomegalovirus_ (aka HHV5)** **_Congenital_ presentations** of **_CMV_** * **Most common** **_fetal**_ _**viral_** infection! * **Most** of the time (80%) ****_a_**symptomatic!** * **#1 cause** of **Sensory-neural deafness** from viral inf. * **#1 cause** of mental **retardation** from viral inf.
**_Cyto "Mega-Lo" Virus_** **\*** **TO**_R_**CHeS** infection! * **Congenital** **_cataracts_**, **Sensory-neural** **_Deafness_** * **_Blueberry muffin_ rash;** (thrombocytopenia) (similar rash also seen in Rubella) * ****_Ventriculo_**megaly** from **peri**_ventricular_** _calcifications_** (also seen in Toxoplasmosis) * mental **retardation** and **seizures** from the ****_Intra_**cranial _calcifications_** * ****_Hepato_**megaly**, jaundice. * **_Hydrops fetalis_**; **Heart failure** leading to **severe _edema_**
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**_Cytomegalovirus_ (aka HHV5)** signs and symptoms
**_Cyto "Mega-Lo" Virus_** * **_Transplant_** **pts** at **↑ risk** for **CMV _pneumonia_!** * **CMV _retinitis_**; Full thickness **retinal necrosis** (**"_Pizza pie_ retinopathy"**) → Blind spots, flashing lights, vision loss (Typically unilateral but can be bilateral) * **CMV _esophagitis_ and _colitis_**; **Ulcerations** are **_singular_, _deep_, and _linear_** (**ddx _HSV_** ulcers which are _multiple_ and _shallow_) * **CMV _mononucleosis_** (similar to reg mono w/ **sore throat, lymphadenopathy, and fatigue**) but **monospot test** would be **(-)**
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**_Cytomegalovirus_ (aka HHV5)** Treatment
**_Cyto "Mega-Lo" Virus_** ****_G_**an**_cicl_**ovir** **or** ****_F_**os**_car_**net** (when **_UL97_ gene mutation** makes it **resistant to **_G_**an**_cicl_**ovir**)
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** lab tests
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * ****_D_**S **_D_**NA** * **_Enveloped_** virus * Replicates in **nucleus** (like most DNA viruses) * **_Tzanc smear_** (older test, scrape) to look for **multinucleated giant cells**
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** Diseases from VZV
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * **Congenital Varicella Syndrome** (a **T**_O_**RCHeS** infection!) If infected in 1st and 2nd trimesters * **Chickenpox (Varicella)** Spread by respiratory droplets or ruptured vesicles * **Shingles (Herpes Zoster)** Reactivation of previous VZV infection
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** **Chickenpox (Varicella)** signs and symptoms
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * **Headache** and **fever** * **Xanthem** ("**widespread** **rash**"); **itchy** * **Vesicular rash** → Vesicular lesions w/ surrounding erythema (like HSV dew drops on rose petal) * All **rashes** are **at _different_ _stages_** of **healing** (**vs. smallpox** w/ similar looking rash but all _at same stage_!) * **_Adults_** can get **pneumonia** (major cause of morbidity & mortality in adults w/ chicken pox) * **_Encephalitis_**
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** **Shingles (Herpes Zoster)** signs and symptoms * **VZV** remains **latent** in **_dorsal root_ ganglia** until its **reactivated** in **older** individuals (**stress** or **immunocompromised**)
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * **Vesicular rash** on **erythema base** travels down **_dorsal root_** (**sensory nerves! _painful_!**) in a **_dermatone_ _pattern_\***, **rarely crossing** the **midline**. * ****_Post_**herpetic _neuralgia_**: pain after shingles! * **Herpes Zoster _opthalmicus_** if VZV infects the **V1 branch** of **trigeminal** nerve → **_vision loss_** \* **If rash crosses** the **midline** it is **_Disseminated_ VCV** and is a **_red flag_** of immunocompromisation! **test for HIV** if no Hx!!!
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** **Congenital Varicella Syndrome** signs and symptoms (a **T**_O_**RCHeS** infection!)
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * **Limb **_hypo_**plasia** * **Cutaneous _scarring**_ in a _**dermatomal_ pattern** * **_Blindness_**
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** Vaccine
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** * **_Live_** attenuated **Chickenpox (_Varicella_)** vaccine * **Shingles (_Zoster_) vaccine\***, is simply a larger-than-normal dose of the vaccine used against chickenpox. **\* Shingles (_Zoster_) vaccine** recommended for **adults _over 60_**; **HIV pts** can get **if CD4 \> _200_**
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**_Varicella Zoster Virus_ (aka HHV3)** Treatment
**_Varicella "Zeus" ster virus_** **For _chickenpox_ (Varicella)**: A**_cycl_**ovir **For _shingles_ (Herpes Zoster):** A**_cycl_**ovir or **_Fam_**c_ycl_ovir or **_V_**al**_cycl_**ovir
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**_Roseola_ (aka HHV6)** lab tests **_AKA_: 6th** disease, **Exanthema subitum** (sudden rash)
**_A roseola by any other name would smell as sweet_** * ****_D_**S **_D_**NA** * **_Enveloped_** virus
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**_Roseola_ (aka HHV6)** signs and symptoms **_AKA_: 6th** disease, **Exanthema subitum** (sudden rash)
**_A roseola by any other name would smell as sweet_** * Occurs **between 6 months** and **2 years** of **age**. * Starts with **high _fever_** (over **104º**) often **lasting _3-4 days_** → can cause **febrile _seizures_** * **After 3-4 days\*** pt develops **_diffuse_ maculopapular _lacy_ rash** that **_spares the face_\*.** **\* (ddx measles** which has a _fever and rash together_, and _does not spare_ the _face_!)
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**_Roseola_ (aka HHV6)** MOA **_AKA_: 6th** disease, **Exanthema subitum** (sudden rash)
**_A roseola by any other name would smell as sweet_** * Roseola **infects CD**_4_**+ cells** (**_helper_** t cells) * the infection **kills** the **CD4+ cells** * Causing **immuno**_suppression_****
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**_Roseola_ (aka HHV6)** Treatment **_AKA_: 6th** disease, **Exanthema subitum** (sudden rash)
**_A roseola by any other name would smell as sweet_** * NO tx * **keep pt. cool** and **give fluids**
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** lab tests
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * ****_D_**S **_D_**NA** * **_Enveloped_** virus * **_Lymphocytic_ infiltrates** (**ddx Bartonella hensleae** and _bacillary angiomatosis_ w/ a _neutrophil infiltrate_!)
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** MOA
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * Causes the ****_dys_**regulation** of **vascular endothelial growth factor** (**_VEGF_**) → **_aberrant_ angiogenesis**
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** 3 **populations with** ↑ **risk** for KS
**_Ring around the kaposi_** **1)** **_AIDs pts_** _(and immunocompromised_): * **AIDS defining** illness **2)** **_Elderly russian men_** * often have **lower extremity** **lesions** **3) _Endemic_** _areas of_ **_Africa_:** * **Adults** will have classic presentation with p**alatal lesions**. In **children** it can be **fatal**.
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** Source
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * **Sexual** contact * **Kissing** **\*\*\*** especially **M to M** **\*\*\***
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** signs and symptoms
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * **Erythematous _violaceous_ lesions** on **_nose_**, **_extremities_**, and **_mucous_ membranes**. * The **_hard palate_** is **frequently affected** by **lesions**, followed by the **gums**. * May be present as a **plaque**, **patch**, **macule**, or **nodule**! (rise **from primitive mesenchymal cells** involving **_angiogenesis_** causing the **violaceus color**) * ****_Intra_**intestinal lesions** (mucous membranes!)
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** **HHV8** can cause a **B cell lymphoma** called?
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * HHV8 can cause a B cell lymphoma called **_primary enfusion lymphoma_** **(PEL)** * Primary enfusion lymphoma is a **rare HIV-associated** non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (**NHL**)
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**_Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus_ (aka HHV8)** Treatment
**_Ring around the kaposi_** * If HIV (+) and not yet on tx, **give AIDs therapy** (should help shrink lesions)