Congenital D/O p2 - MPS, Mitochondrial, peroxisomal, cutaneous, and Other Flashcards

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Hunter vs. Hurler memory tools

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Hunters need eyes to shoot and intelligence to hunt (no eye involvement, less severe ID)
Gargoyles “hurl” balls of fire (hurler has gargoyle facies)

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MPS common features

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Growth retardation, short stature (all but San Fillipo)

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Hurler’s Syndrome (MPS 1) enzyme

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alpha - L - iduronidase (“L” in Hurler)

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Hurler’s Syndrome (MPS 1) sx

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Severe ID, skeletal dysplasia
hearing loss, corneal clouding
macroglossia, visceromegaly
valvular cardiac disease

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Hurler’s Syndrome (MPS 1) path

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zebra bodies

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Hunter’s Syndrome (MPS 2) inheritance, enzyme

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X-linked
iduronate sulfatase
hunTer – enzyme with Ts

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Hunter’s Syndrome (MPS 2) sx

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Nodular ivory colored lesions back, shoulders, upper arms
Like hurler but no corneal opacities (macrocephaly, ID, hoarse voice, hearing loss)
entrapment neuropathies

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Sanfilippo’s syndrome (MPS 3) lab

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elevated urine heparan sulfate

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Hunter & Hurler product lab

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elevated urine dermatan and heparan sulfate

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Sanfilippo’s syndrome (MPS 3) sx

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primarily cognitive, fewest physical abnormalities

primarily ID, + sz, mvt d/o, behavioral prob –> severe dementia

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Morquio’s syndrome (MPS 4) gene

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GLB1

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Morquio’s syndrome (MPS 4) sx

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Normal intellect
Short, skeletal dysplasia, respiratory compromise
cardiac valvular abnormalities, corneal clouding
spinal cord compression

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MELAS gene

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MTTL1

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MELAS full name

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mitochondrial encephalopathy, lactic acidosis, and strokes

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MELAS sx

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migraine, vomiting with anorexia, growth retardation
weakness with exercise intolerance
Stroke like episodes with residual sx (progressive neuro probs, cognitive regression, encephalopathy)
Progressive deafness

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Leigh syndrome ws

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Apneas, sighs, periodic hyperventilation, irregular breathing
infant: hypotonia, vomiting, sz, myoclonic jerks
>1yo: cbl atax, dysarthria, spastic, chorea/dystonies
Peripheral neuropathy, autonomic failure
Ophthalmoplegia, nystagmus

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Leigh syndrome MRI

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BL symmetric T2 hyperintense BG, SN, inf. olivary nuc, PAG, CC

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Leigh syndrome tx

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some thiamine responsive forms exist

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Kearns sayre sx

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mitochondrial DNA deletion myopathy
Progressive ophthalmoplegia (can be only sx)
pigmentary retinopathy
ataxia
cardiac conduction probs
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Kearns-sayre path

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Muscle with ragged red fibers

WM spongy myelinopathy

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Refsum inheritance, target

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AD

Peroxisomal

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Refsum sx

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periph neuropathy, anosmia, cbl signs
Short 4th metatarsal
cardiomyopathy, skin changes
retinitis pigmentosa –> night blind, visual field

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Refsum lab

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increased phytanic acid

reduced/absent peroxisomes

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Zellweger’s gene

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PEX

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Zellweger’s sx

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Most severe peroxisomal disorder
hypotonia, decreased reflexes, sz, bad ID
Arthrogryposis
SN hearing loss, cataracts, retinal :(
High forehead, lg fontanelles, flat supraorbital ridge, hypotelorism, epicanthal folds, flat nasal bridge, micrognathis
Liver cirrhosis, polycystic kidney
chondrodysplasia punctate

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Zellweger’s imaging

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Lg ventricles, periventricular “pseudocysts”

Pachy/polymicrogyria

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NF1 chromosome, gene, inheritance

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Chr 17
Neurofibromin gene
AD

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Hypomelanosis of Ito sx

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hypopigmented streaks at birth on lines of blaschko
ID, sz, small/big head
Eye prob, cleft lip/palate, skeletar hemi-hypertrophy
Congen heart (TOF)

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Hypomelanosis of Ito imaging

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Hemimegalencephaly/lissencephaly

cerebellar hypoplasia

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Osler-Weber-Rendu AKA

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hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia

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Osler-Weber-Rendu gene, enzyme

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HHT1/2

Endoglin

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Osler-Weber-Rendu sx

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Telangiectasias all over (skin, mucosa, retina, GI tract)
AVMs in CNS
Recurrent epistaxis common

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Xeroderma Pigmentosum chromosome, dysfunction

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chr 9

abnormal DNA repair

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Xeroderma Pigmentosum sx

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UV light sensitive –> freckling
multiple cutaneous and systemic tumors
Neuro - progressive cog dysfxn, hearing loss, tremor, chorea, ataxia, peripheral neuropathy

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Incontinentia Pigmenti inheritance, gene

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X-linked Dominant (female only)

NEMO

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Incontinentia Pigmenti sx

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Vesicles at birth –> verrucous ~6wk –> hyperpigmentation on Blaschko lines. Become hypopigmented or atretic later in life

Poss normal neuro, or ID, pyramidal abnl, ocular abnl

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NF 2 chromosome, gene, inheritance

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Chr 22
Merlin gene
AD

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Lesch Nyhan gene, enzyme

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HPRT1

hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyl transferase (HGPRT)

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Lesch Nyhan sx

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motor delay, progressive rigidity with dystonia, choreoathetosis, sz
aggression, self mutilation

Milder form with no neuro sx, just hyperuricemia, gout, nephrolithiasis

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Lesch Nyhan lab, tx

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Hyperuricemia

purine restricted diet, allopurinol (decreases uric acid)

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Acute Intermittent Porphyria enzyme, dysfunction

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porphobilinogendeaminase (PBGD)

dysfunction in heme production

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Acute Intermittent Porphyria sx

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onset after puberty
attacks abd pain with n/v/d, fever, tachycardia
Motor/axonal peripheral neuropathy prox>distal, UE>LE
Radial nerve classically involved
decreased DTR
Severe can impact bulbar and respiratory

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Fragile X mutation, gene

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CGG trinucleotide repeat

FMR1

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Rett syndrome inheritance, gene

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X linked

MECP2

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Rett syndrome sx

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hand wringing, stereotypies, hand/fist in mouth
arrest head growth, severe ID
sz, spasticity, scoliosis
dysautonomia with apneas

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Menkes disease inheritance, gene, defect

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X linked
ATP7A
Defect copper transport intestine and blood-brain barrier

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Menkes disease sx

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hypotonia, hypothermia, severe DD, sz
cerebral vasculopathy –> bleed, subdurals
Brittle coarse light hair, full cheeks
Bony prob (osteoporosis, bony dysplasia, metaphyseal dysplasia, spontaneous bone fractures)

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Menkes disease lab

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low serum copper

low serum ceruloplasmin

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Williams syndrome mutation

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Microdeletion chromosome 7

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Williams syndrome sx

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Elfin facies, ID, very verbal, friendly with strangers
diabetes, supravalvular aortic stenosis
hearing loss, hyperacusis
elevated calcium

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Cri-du-chat mutation

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microdeletion chr 5

Un, deux, trois, cat, sank

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Cri-du-chat sx

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microcephaly, high cry
wid spaced eyes, epicanthal folds, mandib hypoplasia
VSD
severe ID, hyperactive, aggressive, repetitive behaviors

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Friedreich’s Ataxia mutation, gene, chromosome

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trinucleotide repeat GAA
Rataxin gene
Chr 9

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Friedreich’s Ataxia age of onset

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5-15yo

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Friedreich’s Ataxia sx

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Neuro: Irregular gait, limb ataxia, loss proprioception/vibration, UMN signs, optic nerve atrophy

Skeletal (scoliosis, high arched feet)
Cardiac (conduction abnl, HCM)

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Machado-Joseph Disease AKA

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SCA 3

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Machado-Joseph Disease mutation, gene, chromosome

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CAG trinucleotide repeat
ATXN gene
Chr 14

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Machado-Joseph Disease sx

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progressive ataxia OR dystonic rigid form

Bulging eyes, ophthalmoplegia, tongue atrophy, facial fasciculations, amyotrophy

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Hallervorden-Spatz enzyme, mechanism

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Pentathenate Kinase (PANK2)
Iron accumulation --> neurodegen
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Hallervorden-Spatz sx

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episodic dystonia, facial grimace, dysphagia, poss spasticity

Pigmentary retinopathy, optic atrophy, retinal degeneration

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Joubert Syndrome sx

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dvlp delay, ataxia, oculomotor apraxia, hypotonia
Irregular respiratory (apneas, irreg patterns)
Blindness (retinal disease)
Renal failure

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Joubert syndrome MRI

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Molar tooth sign

Cbl vermis hypoplasia, lg 4th ventricle, abnl sup cbl peduncles

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Miller-Dieker syndrome gene

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LIS1 (can also cause isolated lissencephaly)

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Miller-Dieker syndrome sx

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Dvlp delay, spastic, sx
Microcephaly, micrognathia, low ears, short upturn notes, thin lip
Bitemporal hollowing, prominent forehead