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Ainhoa Castiella Aranzasti
Index
Vasculitis
Takayasu Arteritis
Vasculitis
Vasculitis - Classification
Infectious or non-infectious.
Large vessel v.
Medium vessel v.
Small vessel v.
Type of HS.
HS II: ANCA
HS III: Immunecomplex
Organ specificity.
Population.
Takayasu Arteritis
Personal history:
21 yo woman.
Tonsillectomy and septoplasty in 2001. Smokes 4-5 cigs. per day. Social alcohol consumption.
No known drug allergies.
Lumbosacral pain for 30d. Dull, intense, worsens with movement, improves with
analgesics for 3-4h, but then pain and fever come back. It irradiates to anterior part of
the abdomen, but not to the lower limbs.
Left shoulder and arm pain for 2-3d, with transient loss of strength for several minutes.
Asthenia, anorexia.
In the last year, 2 episodes of loss of conscience with abnormal movements, sphincter
relaxation and post-episode confusion of 5-10mins epilepsy. When being a child,
vasovagal syncopes?
Physical exam:
T: 37,7C.
Epigastric murmur.
Small (<1cm) adenopathies in both jugular chains. Mobile axillar adenopathies. Can be normal.
Limbs: No edema.
Laboratory tests:
Chest Xray: Normal. MRI: Small disk herniation L4-L5, no active sacroilitis,
sacrospondyloarthropathy with dubious inflammatory activity.
Urinalysis: Normal.
Leukocytes: 7.100 with normal formula. Platelets: 381. Glucose, urea, creatinine, ions, ASAT,
ALAT, GGTP, AF, lipid profile, ferritin, TSH: normal.