Chap 80 Takayasu Flashcards

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What is Takayasu’s?

A

immune arteritis causing inflammation of aorta, its major branches, and pulmonary arteries.

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What are proposed aetiologies of Takayasu?

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genetic (HLA-Bw52)
immune mediated (cell and antibody)
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What is histology of TA?

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panarteritis (3 layers) with skip area

excessive ground substance in intima

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What are clinical features of TA?

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claudication (UE>LE)
diminished pulses
MSK symptoms
constitutional symptoms
H/A
CVI symptoms'
HTN common
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What are findings on duplex?

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thickened wall

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Describe the1994 Tokyo international conference angiographic classification for TA?

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Type I aortic arch branches alone
type II ascending, arch, branches
Type III ascending, arch branches and descending

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Describe the1994 Tokyo international conference angiographic classification for TA?

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Type I aortic arch branches alone
type II ascending, arch, branches
Type III ascending, arch branches and descending
Type IV abdominal aorta and branches
Type V entire aorta
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What are features of active disease?

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fever, myalgias
elevated ESR
vascular ischemia (claudication)
typical angio features

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What is medical treatment?

A

glucocorticoids first line treatment

methotrexate, cyclophosphamide, azathioprine

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10
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What is invasive treatment strategies?

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dont operate on active disease
endo poor results
bypass good patency

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