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diagnosis disease aorta aorticdissection aorticflap arteritis behcet cardiacus esophageal gastroenterology giantcell igg4 phenotypes pocus polychondritis relapsing related suprasternalnotch syndrome temporal
Giant cell arteritis (GCA) Giant cell arteritis (GCA) definition: Most common systemic inflammatory vasculitis in older adults
those coming off aorta ... Diagnosis = clinical ... Treatment of GCA ... them, but urgent rheumatology ... #Management
IgG4-Related Disease Clinical history: Man, 60 years, multiorgan involvement, unique or multiple inflammatory pseudotumor 4 phenotypes: •
Related Disease Clinical ... Retroperitoneum and aorta ... Non-specific: • No necrosis ... Disease #diagnosis #management ... #rheumatology
Esophageal Necrosis Etiology: - Ischemia and Gastric Outlet Obstruction with GERD may be inciting events - Associated
acidosis, and Aortic ... dissection. ... restored to esophagus Clinical ... melena - Other GI symptoms ... #diagnosis #management
This is a suprasternal notch view demonstrating an aortic flap in a patient with a Stanford
dissection. ... CTA and standard treatment ... with suspicious signs ... /symptoms allows ... Delta Hospital #Clinical
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 Behçet's Syndrome Systemic disease associated with inflammation of multiple organs, small-vessel vasculitis and large-vessel vasculopathy Epidemiology: • Young
Arthritis, AS Treatment ... alfa, or tumor necrosis ... Syndrome #diagnosis #management ... #signs #symptoms ... #rheumatology #
Relapsing Polychondritis What is it? Recurrent inflammation of the cartilage in the body (Autoimmune disorder) Who? • Most frequently: 40
Polyarteritis Nodosa, GCA ... Antibodies to type ... affected tissue Treatment ... Polychondritis #rheumatology ... #diagnosis #management
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