1.6.2013(vasculitis) 24 Flashcards

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Granulomatous vasculitis

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GCA
Takayasu
Wegener
Churg Strauss

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Cogan syndrome

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Large vessel vasculitis
Interstitial keratitis
Vestibulitis

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P-ANCA

Antigen in MPO

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Idiopathic crescentric glomerulonephritis
Good pasture
Churgstrauss
Microscopic polyangitis

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P ANCA

Not MPO

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Rheumatoid vasculitis
Infective endocarditis
IBD

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Giant cell arteritis

Synonyms

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Cranial arteries
Granulomatous arteritis
Temporal arteritis

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GCT artery spares

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Intracranial vessels

No internal elastic lamina

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Most commonly involved artery in GCA

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Superficial temporal artery

Other arteries:
Vertebral artery
Posterior ciliary branch of ophthalmic artery

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Polymyalgia rheumatica

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Pain in neck,shoulder,pelvic girdle
Early morning joint stiffness
With high ESR
Excellent response to steroids

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Characteristic field defect in GCA

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Altitudinal hemianopia

Due to anterior ischemic optic neuropathy

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GCA is unlikely in age less than

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50yrs

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ESR 120-130

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Milliary TB
Multiple myeloma
GCA

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Skip lesions

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Crohn

GCA(temporal artery biopsy may be normal)

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Takayasu arteritis

Synonyms

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Occlusive thromboaortapathy
Non specific aortoarteritis
Aortic arch syndrome

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Takayasu arteritis seen always in

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Females

15-25yrs

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Commonest symptom in takayasu arteritis

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Upper limb claudication

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Most common sign in takayasu arteritis

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Subclavian and aortic bruit

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Hypertension in takayasu arteritis

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Renovascular stenosis

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Most common presentation in B/L renal artery stenosis

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Flash pulmonary Edema

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Diff btw GCA and takayasu arteritis

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Takayasu involves renal artery

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Cerebral Edema,altered consciousness following accelerated hypertension

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Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome(PRES)

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Aortic regurgitation in young girl

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Takayasu arteritis causing aortic root dilatation

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Most common artery to be occluded in takayasu

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Subclavian artery followed by aorta

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Giant cell arteritis in common in(gender)

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Female 2:1

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Pulmonary artery involvement is seen in which large vessel arteritis

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Takayasu

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Wegener disease
Necrotising vasculitis with granuloma formation in URI,LRI,kidney
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Diff btw generalised and limited wegener
Kidney not involved in limited
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Most common URI manifestation of wegener
Serous otitis media
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Midline T cell granuloma
Stewart's granuloma
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Presentation of wegener
Serous otitis media Recurrent sinusitis(staph aureus) Midline nasal Deformity Sub glottic stenosis
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X ray findings of wegener
Nodules which can cavitate | Diffuse b/l infiltrates
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Glomerulonephritis urine routine
RBC casts Dysmorphic RBC Acanthocytes Nephritic protenuria
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Hematuria in a pt treated for wegener | No casts
Cyclophosphamide | Urinary bladder cancer
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Poor prognostic sign in wegener
Ocular manifestation
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Non renal complications of wegener
Ocular | Peripheral neuropathy
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IF in wegener
Pauci immune glomerulonephritis
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Relapse in wegener is diagnosed by
C-ANCA
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Necrotising vasculitis without granuloma
Microscopic polyangitis
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100% association with microscopic polyangitis
Renal
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Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage is seen in which small vessel vasculitis
Microscopic polyangitis
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Skin manifestations are more common in which small vessel vasculitis
Microscopic polyangitis Purpura Urticaria Vesiculobullous lesions
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Diff btw PAN and microscopic PAN
Microscopic PAN Lung involvement Glomeruli involved No hypertension
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Peripheral neuropathy is common in which small vessel vasculitis
Wegener | Churgstrauss
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Churgstrauss
Necrotising vasculitis Tissue eosinophilia Extra vascular granuloma
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Phases of churgstrauss
Allergic phase | Vasculitic phase
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Characteristic infiltrates in churgstrauss
Migratory infiltrates
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Manifestation of churgstrauss
Asthma Vasculitis Peripheral neuropathy
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Neuropathy in churgstrauss
Symmetric peripheral poly neuropathy
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Most common cause of death in churgstrauss
Cardiac involvement
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Progressive glomerulonephritis is uncommon in
Churgstrauss
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Most commonly associated with neuropathy among small vessel vasculitis
Churgstrauss CNS involvement can also be seen
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PAN is common in(Gender )
Males
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Hypertension with Hypokalemic periodic paralysis
Conn syndrome
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Liddle syndrome is also known as
Pseudohyperaldosteronism
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Liddle syndrome seen in
Teenage adult males(X linked)
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Neuropathy associated with PAN
Mononeuritis multiplex
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Hypertension with digital gangrene
PAN
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Screening test to be done in PAN
HbSAg
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Abdominal pain in PAN
Mesenteric vasculitis
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Testicular pain is seen in which vasculitis
PAN
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Urine routine in PAN
Normal
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Classical pathological feature of PAN
Microaneurysms
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Nerve biopsy preferred in PAN
Sural nerve
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Most common small vessel vasculitis in children
HSP
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Most common small vessel vasculitis in children <5yrs
Kawasaki
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Kawasaki disease
Mucocutaneous lymphnode syndrome
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Lymphnode involvement in Kawasaki
Non suppurative | U/l lymphadenopathy
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Commonest cardiac complication of Kawasaki
Myocarditis
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Cardiac complications in Kawasaki
Myocarditis Pericarditis Coronary artery aneurysm(most dreaded complication)
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Evidences for myocarditis in kawasaki
Low voltage QRS Unexplained tachycardia Refractory hypotension
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Rx for acute phase of Kawasaki
Aspirin | IVIG
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Percent of Kawasaki pt with coronary artery involvement
25%
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Kawasaki pt with coronary artery involvement
Aspirin | Dipyridamole
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CBC abnormality in Kawasaki
Thrombocytosis
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Autosomal dominant CMT
Type 1 and 2
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AR CMT
CMT 4
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X linked dominant CMT
CMTX
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Demyelinating CMT
CMT1 CMT2 Axonal neuropathy
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Onion bulb is seen in
CMT1
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Early onset and small muscle wasting in CMT
CMT1
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AntiPo antibodies
CIDP
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Anti GT1A1
Oculo pharyngeal cervicobrachial neuropathy
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Antibodies in AMAN
GD1A
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Commonest vasculitis in children
Henoch shonlein Purpura
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HSP
Non thrombocytopenic palpable Purpura
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Infections producing palpable Purpura
Gonococci Meningiococci RMSF Ecthyma gangrenosum
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Arthritis in HSP
Large joint Migratory Non deforming
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Type of glomerulonephritis in HSP
Type 2 | Immune complex mediated RPGN
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Type 1 RPGN
Goodpasture
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Type 2 RPGN
Immunecomplex PSGN HSP SLE
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Steroids in HSP
Not useful for skin and renal lesions Can be used for abdominal pain,arthralgia
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Skin biopsy difference in HSP and cryoglobulinemia
HSP - IgA deposition | Cryoglobulinemia- IgG and IgM
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Most common glomerulonephritis worldwide
IgA nephropathy
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IgA deposits in IgA nephropathy
Mesangial
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IgA nephropathy
CLL | HSP
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Type 3 RPGN
Pauci immune | ANCA associated
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Biopsy finding in HSP
Vessel wall granulocytes
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Cryoglobulinemia associated with RF
Type 2 and 3
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Clonality in cryoglobulinemia
Type 1 monoclonal Type 2 polyclonal Type 3 both monoclonal and polyclonal
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Cryoglobulinemia associated with malignancy
Type 1
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Malignancies associated with cryoglobulinemia
MM | Waldenstrom
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Diseases associated with cryoglobulinemia
Hepatitis C Sjogren SLE
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Screening for hepC
ARTHRALGIA Palpable Purpura Polyneuropathy
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Renal involvement in cryoglobulinemia
Type 1 MPGN
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Rheumatoid factor
IgM against IgG
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HepC
Lichen planus PCT(porphyria cutenea tarda) Sjogren Essential mixed cryoglobulinemia
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C3 and C4 both decreased in
``` SLE nephritis MPGN 1(C4 decrease out of proportion to C3 decrease) ```
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Purpura in mixed cryoglobulinemia
Confluent Purpura
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Hypersensitivity vasculitis
Cutaneous Leukocytoclastic angitis Never involves kidney
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Complement deficiency in SLE
C1q C2 C4 Deficiency
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Virus associated with SLE
EBV
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SLE with worst prognosis
Class 4
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SLE with least response to steroids
Class 5
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Autoimmune hepatitis resembling lupus
Type 1
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Which trimester abortions are common in lupus anticoagulant
Second
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Most sensitive test in APLA
Lupus anticoagulant Specific: anti cardiolipin antibodies
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HLA protective in RA
``` HLA DR 1 5 7 9 ```
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Most common lung manifestation in RA
Plueritis with/without pleural effusion Most dreaded: ILD
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IL-6 antagonist
Tocilizumab
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Principal symptom in sjogren
Dry mouth
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Most common extra glandular symptom of sjogren
Arthralgia
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IVIG use@
``` MG MS ITP Kawasaki GVHD ```
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Lupus pernio is a sign of
Chronic disease
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Neutrophilic vascular lesions seen
Behcet
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CNS behecet
Brain parenchyma Brain stem Not spinal cord
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Rx of Behcet
Thalidomide
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Thrombophlebitis in Behcet
Both deep and superficial
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Anti RO antibody in sjogren
Predicts duration of disease
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Erythema marginatum never involves
Face
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HLA associated with sjogren
HLA DR-3
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Course of sarcoidosis
Most resolves spontaneously
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Deposits in class 5
Sub epithelial
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U1 RNP positivity is seen in
MCTD High degree of chance of Pulmonary HT in limited scleroderma
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Drug induced systemic sclerosis
Vinyl chloride Penatzocin Bleomycin
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MC cause of death in systemic sclerosis
Lung involvement
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Areas of vascular drop out seen in
Secondary raynaud associated with connective tissue disease
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Earliest joint involved in RA
Small jts of UL | MTP(among lower limb jts)
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Felty syndrome occurs
Late in course of RA
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Splenomegaly,neutropenia
T cell LGL | Felty
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Venules spared in
PAN
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Large vessel vasculitis
GCA Takayasu Cogan Behcet
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Metabolic diseases where plasmapheresis is useful
Refsum | Familial hypercholesterolemia
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IVIG use
``` Dermatomyositis MS MG Kawasaki ITP GVHD GBS ```
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Metabolic diseases where plasmapheresis is useful
Refsum | Familial hypercholesterolemia
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IVIG use
``` Dermatomyositis MS MG Kawasaki ITP GVHD GBS ```