Membranous GN Flashcards

1
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histopathological findings

A

Ig and complement deposit in **subepithelial **

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2
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Autoantibodies related to primary MN

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  1. PLA2R (80%)
  2. THSD7A (1-2%)
  3. SEMAphorin 3b
  4. NELL-1
  5. Exostosin 1&2

*primary MN: 70%

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3
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Causes of secondary MN?

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  1. Autoimmune / SLE
  2. viral: Hep B > Hep C / Syphilis
  3. Malignancy - solid organ
  4. drugs: penicillamine, NSAIDS

30% sec MN

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Autoantibosies related to malignancy?

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  1. NELL-1
  2. THSD7A
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5
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What is alloimmune MN?

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  1. GVHD
  2. denovo MN in kidney allograft
  3. Antenatal alloimmune MN caused by anti-NEP ab
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risk of kidney failure with MN?

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  1. conservative rx: 35-**40% **
  2. +IS: 8-11%
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7
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risk of relapse MN?
(after complete remission)

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25-30%

higher after PR

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histopathological finding in MN

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subepithelial deposit + (intramembranous)

LM:
1. thickened GBM
2. spikes and crater
3. chronic changes: GS/ IFTA

IF
1. granular
2. IgG
3. C3
4. PLAR Ab stain

crater - in early course of disease / area of translucency

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histological features of secondary MN

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  1. IF: full house (SLE class v)
  2. IgG 1-3
  3. EM: subendothelial deposit/ mesangial deposit / tubuloreticular structure
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