Powerpoint

Type 1 Gaucher's Disease

You must be logged in to download this document
Reviews
Shared by: sammyc2007
Stats
views:
89
downloads:
3
rating:
not rated
reviews:
0
posted:
4/11/2008
language:
English
pages:
0
Medical Grand Rounds Clinical Vignette January 9th, 2008 By: Noga Chlamtac, MD Chief Complaint 29 year old man of Ashkenazi Jewish Ancestry, with known Gaucher’s disease, presented for comprehensive evaluation. History of Present Illness • Age 4: diagnosis of Gaucher’s disease by biopsy of lytic lesion in L femoral neck region. • Age 6: Splenectomy. Pathology confirmed Gaucher’s disease. • Age 8 to 11: unmodified placental-derived glucocerebrosidase. • Age 18: – Alglucerase. – Fractures of the R and L femur. • Age 19: – Hepatic failure & recurrent bleeding from esophageal varices. – Liver transplantation. – Treatment with FK506 and prednisone. • 3 months post-liver transplant: enzyme replacement therapy resumed. • Maintained on imliglucerase • No bone related problems. Other History Past Medical History: • Hepatic Failure Past Surgical History: • Splenectomy • R & L femur ORIF • Liver Transplantation Social History: • Denies use of Tobacco, Alcohol or recreational drug use. Family History: • No known Gaucher’s disease. Other History Medications: imliglucerase 30u/kg q 3 weeks Allergies: None Physical Exam Gen: Short stature, well-nourished. VS: T 98OF, HR 72, BP 124/70, RR 16 Abd: well-healed splenectomy scars The rest of the physical exam was entirely normal. Data Labs • Hg 12.2 gm/dL • Platelets 281,000/mm3 • Normal PT and PTT • Normal Liver function tests • ferritin 222 • Acid phosphatise 1.1 (nl: 0-0.8) • ACE 98.7 (nl:8-52) MRI: Normal liver volume, no focal areas of nodularity or signal abnormality. Decreased marrow signal in spine, consistent with diffuse infiltration, and collapse of the lower and upper ends of several vertebra, specifically T10-T11 and T12-L1. Signs of osteonecrosis in the left femoral head, which was deformed. Echocardiography: normal findings, and no signs of pulmonary hypertension. Bone density: mild osteopenia (spine T-score -1.17). Lymph node biopsy Pre-transplant Post-transplant Starzl et al. 328 (11): 745, Figure 2 March 18, 1993 Final Diagnosis • Type I Gaucher’s Disease, compound heterozygote for N370S and 84GG
Related docs
Type 1 Gaucher's Disease
Views: 89  |  Downloads: 3
Type 1 Diabetes
Views: 116  |  Downloads: 1
Abstractor Type of Death
Views: 20  |  Downloads: 0
diabetes type 1
Views: 198  |  Downloads: 7
What is type 1 diabetes
Views: 6  |  Downloads: 0
Introduction to the Type 1 Education Network
Views: 0  |  Downloads: 0
What is Type-Safe Code Reuse 1 Introduction
Views: 2  |  Downloads: 0
Why Ride Facts About Type 1 diabetes
Views: 2  |  Downloads: 0
What is Type-Safe Code Reuse 1 Introduction
Views: 2  |  Downloads: 0
Other docs by sammyc2007