PPT-Vasculitis Inflammation of the vessel wall.

Signs and symptoms 1 local according to the involved tissue 2 systemic fever myalgia arthralgias and malaise Pathogenesis 1 immunemediated inflammation 2 infectious pathogens. Alex Easton. Capital Health and Dalhousie University, Halifax. Injury to the CNS. Reduced cerebral blood flow (due to occlusion) causes ischemic injury (stroke). Increased cerebral blood flow (eg due to acute hypertension) causes vessel rupture and hemorrhage. (. Grace). Melanie Kong. Jeremy Ng. Tina Ngo. Causes and Treatment of Granulomatosis with . Polyangiitis. PHM142H1. October 11, 2016. PHM142 Fall . 2016. Coordinator. : Dr. Jeffrey Henderson. Instructor: Dr. David Hampson. vasculitides. . Dr. . Aditya. . Jindal. 5/8/11. The . vasculitides. are a set of related disorders . characterized by . blood vessel . inflammation . leading to tissue or . end-organ injury. Alex Easton. Capital Health and Dalhousie University, Halifax. Injury to the CNS. Reduced cerebral blood flow (due to occlusion) causes ischemic injury (stroke). Increased cerebral blood flow (eg due to acute hypertension) causes vessel rupture and hemorrhage. By: Dr. Donna Braham. Objectives. Classify Vasculitis. Know when to consider Vasculitis. Rule out mimickers of Vasculitis. Diagnose cutaneous small vessel vasculitis – In . particular Henoch–. Schönlein. 102 miles and 8 days (~200 hrs of continuous operation) between refueling. The KIYI has five staterooms with accommodations for 9 people, 3.5 heads, a galley with a sink and two refrigerators, a T Prof. Dr. Gamze MOCAN KUZEY. NEU. Department of Pathology. Vascular Lesions. Atherosclerosis. Arteriolosclerosis. Varicose veins. Trombophlebitis. Lymphedema. Aneurysms. Dissection. Vasculitis. Vasculitis. Takayasu’s arteritis, giant cell arteritis and primary CNS angiitis all have granulomatous angiitis. Takayasu’s arteritis:. This affects the aortic arch, main arterial trunks and descending aorta including the carotid and subclavian arteries. Rheumatology winter clinical symposium 2019. Nina . narasimhalu. , md . CASE PRESENTATION. 33-year-old male presents with bilateral lower extremity edema, progressive . myalgias. , generalized weakness, periorbital swelling and rash for 2 weeks. Inflammation is a set of symptoms that include pain, swelling, heat, and redness of an affected organ or tissue. It is the natural way the body’s immune system responds to injury, infection or attack. Dr. . Shakir. H. Mohammed . Al_Alwany. LEC 2,3,4. Hyperplasia & Physiologic . Hyperplasia. HYPERPLASIA . Increase . in the number of cells . results in increase in size of the . organ. . Vasculopathy. Fibrinoid deposition, thrombosis with limited to no inflammation.. Infiltration of vessel wall by inflammatory cells with otherwise minimal alteration.. Leukocytoclasis. of tissue infiltrate with minimal alteration of vessel, that is, swelling only, absence of fibrinoid. Vasculopathy. in stroke?. Ossama Khazaal. 12/17/2020. Causes of stroke in HIV . Cerebral infections. Cardiac embolism (mainly infective and non infective endocarditis). Prothrombotic states. Substance abuse. . . . A dynamic process that lasts from a few minutes to a few years. Depending on: . . the extent of the injury . . the type of injury . . the vascularity of the tissue.. Protective Role .