Takayasu’s Arteritis: Pathogenesis and clinical findings - Fatigue, weight loss, low grade fever, arthralgias - Incr ESR, CRP, WBC - Aortic aneurysm (with potential for aortic regurgitation), other arterial aneurysms - Visual Dysfunction - Orthostasis, Syncope, Headache, Convulsions, TIA/Stroke - Angina, Incr risk of Acute Coronary Syndrome - >10mmHg systolic pressure difference between arms - Abdominal Pain - Arm/Leg Claudication (pain with use) - Decr palpable pulses in limbs, Often asymmetrical (common) - Ischemic Skin Ulcers - Bruit (may be heard anywhere. most commonly carotid) - Systemic Hypertension #Takayasus #Arteritis #Vasculitis #Diagnosis #Signs #Symptoms
