WT - Endo Flashcards

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MEN1

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3Ps

  • Pituitary adenoma (prolactinoma, or GH secreting)
  • Parathyroid adenoma (stones, constipation)
  • Pancreatic-duodenal tumor (usu gastrinomas, ZE. rarely insulinoma/glucagonoma/VIPoma)
  • rare, AD, menin mut
  • 2 hit hypothesis

*check serum levels before PPI admin

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MEN2A

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  • thyroid medullary CA (calcitonin - C cells)
  • Parathyroid hyperplasia
  • Pheochromocytoma

-AD, germline mut in RET (protooncogene - TK)
^GoF, only need 1 hit

tx: prophylactic thyroid removal (eval for pheo first)

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MEN2B

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  • thyroid medullary CA (calcitonin - C cells)
  • Marfanoid
  • Mucosal neuromas (lips/tongue)
  • Pheochromocytoma

-AD, germline mut in RET (protooncogene - TK)
^GoF, only need 1 hit

tx: prophylactic thyroid removal (eval for pheo first)

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VIPoma

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WDHA

  • Watery Diarrhea
  • HypOkalemia
  • Achlorhydria

via parasympathetic ganglia in sphincters, gallbladder, SI

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primary hypERparathyroid sx/dx

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most comm via parathyroid adenoma/hyperplasia
also poss MEN

sx:

  • stones,groans,psychiatric overtones
  • nephrocalcinosis
  • acute pancreatitis (Ca active enz)
  • osteitis fibrosa cystica (subperiosteal, brown tumors (hemosiderin+collections of giant osteoclasts))
  • constipation

dx:
inc serum PTH, inc serum Ca
dec serum phos
inc urinary cAMP/inc ALK phos (via PTH activ osteoblasts)

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secondary hypERparathyroid sx/dx

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via CKD

-bone pain/fractures = predominant sx

dx:
inc serum PTH, dec serum Ca
inc serum phosphate
inc alk phos

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tertiary hypERparathyroid sx/dx

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refractory (autonomous) hyperPTH via CKD

dx: VERY high PTH levels, inc Ca (parathyroid gone rouge, may req removal)

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familial hypOcalciuric hypERcalcemia

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  • rare, AD, benign, asymp
  • abnml Ca sensory r
  • takes a lot more Ca to suppress PTH secretion
  • xs Ca reabsorption @ kidney

dx: usu nml PTH, inc serum Ca
* dec urine Ca*

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hypOparathyroid sx/dx

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via systemic disease (hemochromatosis, wilson, mets, DiGeorge)
or surg excision (accidental due thyroid removal)
or AI poly endocrine syndrome type I

sx:

  • neuromuscular irritability
  • tetany (Trousseau-hand spasm w/ BP cuff, Chvostek-facial contraction w. tap on VII)
  • seizures
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autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome type I

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  • rare AR disorder
  • mut of AI reg. gene (AIRE)

sx:

  • mucocutaneous candidiasis
  • hypOparathyroidism
  • adrenal insufficiency
  • recurrent candida infections
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psuedohypOparathyroidism type 1A

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PTH RESISTANCE

AD via MATERNAL inherited mut
-GNAS inactivating mut (impaired G-protein which is coupled to PTHr, can’t respond to PTH)

sx: Albright’s hereditary osteodystrophy
- short stature/fingers (4/5 MC)
- round face
- devel delay
- subQ calcif

dx:
inc serum PTH (approp, but can’t correct dec Ca bc kidneys unresponsive)
dec Ca
inc phos

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pseudoPSEUDOhypOparathyroidism

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PTH RESISTANCE

AD via PATERNAL inherited mut
–GNAS inactivating mut, but w/o end-organ damage bc normal maternal allele maintains renal responsiveness

sx: Albright’s hereditary osteodystrophy
- short stature/fingers (4/5 MC)
- round face
- devel delay
- subQ calcif

dx:
normal PTH/Ca/phos

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