Exam 6- Lymphoepithelial Sialadenitis Flashcards

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PEN AND PAPER: What are the 4 examples given for Lymphoepithelial sialadenitis?

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1.MyoEpithelial Sialadenitis 2.Benign LymphoEpithelial Lesion 3.Mik-UL-icz disease 4.Sjogrens Syndrome

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LymphoEpithelial sialadenitis is a ________ condition of salivary glands producing asymptomatic ______

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NON-neoplastic….SWELLING

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Which sex is more affected by lymphoepithelial sialadenitis? What age range?

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females 3:1…4-7th decade (aunt sue and her sjogrens)

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What gland does 90% of lymphoepithelial sialadenitis affect? Occasionally which other gland??

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parotid..submandibular

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Lymphoepithelial sialadenitis is not synonymous with _________ but most patients with this condition have lymphoepithelial sialadenitis…chew on that one…

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Sjogrens Syndrome

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The histopathology of lymphoepithelial sialadenitis shows inflammatory/immune infiltrates that REPLACE salivary acini and residual ducts showing squamous ________

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METAplasia

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Sjogrens-________ disease mainly affects ______ and ______ glands

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autoimmune…salivary and lacrimal

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What % of sjogrens syndrome affects FEMALES?

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80-90%

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What is Primary sjogrens mean?

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no other autoimmune disease

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What does secondary sjogrens mean?

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associated with other autoimmune diseases (RA, SLE)

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How many of the 6 diagnostic tests have to be positive for there to be a diagnosis of sjogrens?

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4/6 (1.dry eye 2.dry mouth 3.saliva flow test 4.ocular test 5.biopsy 6.blood test

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What is the GOLD standard for diagnosing sjogrens syndrome?

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Oral Labial Biopsy

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WHAT IS THE BIGGEST thing we need to MONITOR for patients with Sjogrens?

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40x increased risk for LYMPHOMA! (MALT-marginal zone lymphoma)

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What is a Multi-system granulomatous disorder of unknown cause?

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SAR-COID-OSIS

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SarCoidOsis is a Multi-system __________ disorder of UNKNOWN cause

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granulomatous

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What are the demographics for SarCoidOsis? (age,race,sex)

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20-40 y/o, black, female

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SarCoidOsis Affects lungs, lymph nodes, skin, eyes and WHAT?

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salivary glands

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What % of sarcoidosis is ASYMPTOMATIC?

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SarCoidOsis is diagnosed by clinical findings, _____ radiographs (bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy), biopsy, ↑ serum _____ (Angiotensin converting enzyme)

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What two syndromes are related to SarCoidOsis?

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Lofgren’s syndrome and Heer-fordT’s syndrome

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What is the distunishing characteristic in Lofgren’s syndrome?

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Bilateral Hilar Lymph-Adenom-Pathy

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What is the distinguishing characteristic in HeerFordT’s syndrome?

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parotid enlargement (facial paralysis)

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What is another name for FREY syndrome?

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AuriculoTemporal Syndrome

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WHEN do flushing, sweating, warmth in preauricular and temporal skin occur during FREY syndrome?

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while CHEWING!

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What are the three types of nerves affected in Frey syndrome? (Think nerve supply to parotid)
1.sensory 2.sympathetic 3.parasympathetic (FREY's syndrome, the wiring to the parotid is FREYED and mixed up)
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More than ___% of patients with PAROTIDECTOMIES develop Frey syndrome
40%