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Path Cardio Outline - TMedWeb

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<strong>Path</strong> <strong>Cardio</strong> <strong>Outline</strong>DiseaseAtherosclerosisMonckenberg’sArteriosclerosisEssentialHypertensionMalignantHypertensionStable AnginaUnstable AnginaPrinzmental AnginaMyocardial InfarctionRight Sided FailureLeft Sided FailureISCHEMIC HEART DISEASENotesDevelopment of atheromatous plaques from fibrous streaksFormed of lipid‐laden macrophages surrounded by a fibrous capAtheromas may rupture leading to bleed, thrombus or embolusAccelerated in Diabetes, causes Abdominal Aortic AneurysmAlso termed Medial Calcific Arteriosclerosis; Benign condition of aging,Vessels become more rigid and the pulse pressure widensInduced by atheromatous plaques and aging, i.e. the normal process of agingHypertension induces hyaline formation of the vasculatureIncreases risk of myocardial infarction, kidney failure, stroke, and Dissecting Aneurysm/HematomaHyperplastic Arteriosclerosis = are the typical onion skinning vasculature and flea‐bitten kidneysLook for a BP of >200/>120 in the vignette, pick hyperplastic or malignant HTNChest pain induced by stress or exercise that subsides with rest or nitratesProduces no myocardial damage, beginning stages of heart disease, ST Segment DepressionAtherosclerosis causes 75% occlusionChest pain induced by stress or exercise that does not subside with rest or nitrates = 90% occlusionNo permanent damage, but serious intervention is required (Stent, CABG)Seen as ST Segment Depression with chest pain, mimicking Subendocardial InfarctChest pain that has nothing to do with stress or exercise (vasospasm induced)Chest Pain radiating to the jaw/arm with sweating and hypotensionIndicated by ST Segment Depression (for Subendocardial infarct, usually hypotension) andST Segment Elevation (for Transmural Infarct, usually thrombus)Death in the first few hours occurs from arrhythmia, death in a few days HempericardiumYou must know what it looks like in gross and histo, and what are complications (see last page)Risk factors include Hypertension, Diabetes, Increased Age, ↑TG, ↑Chol; Estrogen is PROTECTIVEElevations in Troponin I (best choice), CK‐MB (sort of specific), LDH (not specific)Back up of blood before the lungs.Causes cardiac cirrhosis, pitting edema of lower extremities, and ↑JVPIs generally the result of Left Failure, or may be Cor Pulmonale from COPDBack up of blood after the lungsCauses pulmonary edema, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea (sleep with pillows)Is generally the result of systemic hypertension or myocardial infarctionCalled “Congestive Heart Failure” even though it does not require congestion to be failureDiseaseSyphilitic AneurysmDissecting AneurysmAbdominal AorticAneurysmAORTIC ANEURYSMSNotesCaused by Tertiary Syphilis Infection, causes obliterative endarteritis (death of vaso vasorum)Characterized as a tree‐bark or tissue paper wrinkling of the aorta on grossMay involve aortic root, producing aortic regurgitation, affecting the ascending aortaRare because all antibiotics treat syphilis; look for a homeless sexually active male in vignetteCaused by Hypertension (first choice), or Cystic Medial Necrosis from Marfan’s (2 nd choice)Presents as a tearing pain radiating to the back, affecting the descending aortaDeath results from rupture, look for double‐lumen or mediastinal widening on X‐ray or CTCaused by atherosclerosis generally occurring below the renal arteryPresents with intense flank pain, palpable abdominal mass, abdominal bruitCan be fixed with a large stent but rupture = death29 | O wl Club Review Sheets

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