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Venöz ve lenfatik hastaliklar(fazlası için www.tipfakultesi.org)
- 2. VARİKÖZ VENLER • Anormal genişlemiş, kıvrımlaşmış venler
- 3. • Kronik olarak lümen içi basıncın yükselmesi sonucu gelişir
- 4. • Genişleyen segmentte damar duvarı belirgin olarak incelmiştir
- 5. • Genel popülasyonun %10-20 • Gebelikte oluşan venöz staz : Kadınlarda daha sık
- 8. - Yaş - Cinsiyet - Heredite - Postür - Obezite -Bası yapan tümör kitlesi BACAKLARDA VARİKÖZ VENLER PATOGENEZİS (RİSK FAKTÖRLERİ)
- 10. trombofilebitis
- 16. • Lenfanjitis • Lenfödem • Lenfatik orijinli tümörler (Lenfanjioma-Lenfanjiosarkoma) LENFATİK DAMAR HASTALIKLARI
- 20. Milroy Hastalığı
- 21. DAMAR TÜMÖRLERİ • KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ • LENF DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 22. • BENİGN TÜMÖRLER HEMANJİOMALAR GLOMUS TÜMÖRÜ KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 23. • Kapiller hemanjiom • Kavernöz hemanjiom HEMANJİOMA
- 31. • BENİGN TÜMÖRLER HEMANJİOMALAR GLOMUS TÜMÖRÜ KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 32. GLOMUS TÜMÖRÜ (GLOMANJİOMA) Glomus cisimlerinden kaynaklanır. Glomus cisimleri parmak uçlarında bulunur ve ısı düzenlenmesinde etkilidir.
- 33. • MALİGN TÜMÖRLER ANJİOSARKOMA KAPOSİ SARKOMU KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 37. • MALİGN TÜMÖRLER ANJİOSARKOMA KAPOSİ SARKOMU KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 38. • Klasik tip • Endemik tip • Transplantasyonla ilişkili tip • AIDS ile ilişkili tip KAPOSİ SARKOMU
- 44. DAMAR TÜMÖRLERİ • KAN DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ • LENF DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ
- 45. LENF DAMARI TÜMÖRLERİ • Lenfanjiom •Kapiller lenfanjiom •Kavernöz lenfanjiom (kistik higroma) • Lenfanjiosarkom
- 48. • BENİGN TÜMÖRLER MİKSOMA LİPOMA RABDOMYOMA • MALİGN TÜMÖRLER ANJİOSARKOM RABDOMYOSARKOM METASTATİK TÜMÖRLER KALP TÜMÖRLERİ
- 49. MİKSOMA
Editor's Notes
- Şark çıbanı
- It can also occur in the face, neck, abdomen, or genitals. Lymphedema is the result of the abnormal accumulation of protein-rich edema fluid in the affected area. Remarkably, even though it afflicts approximately 1% of the U.S. population (nearly 3 million Americans), its serious nature and the problems it creates are poorly understood in the medical community. Lymphedema is classified as either primary or secondary. Primary lymphedema is the result of lymphatic dysphasia. It may be present at birth but more often develops later in life without obvious cause. Secondary lymphedema is much more common and is the result of surgery or is a side effect of radiation therapy for cancer. Secondary forms may also occur after injury, scarring, trauma, or infection of the lymphatic system. Lymphedema has important pathological and clinical consequences. In stage I lymphedema, the swelling consists of protein-rich fluid and may be temporarily reduced by simple elevation of the limb. If it remains untreated, however, the lymphedema causes a progressive hardening of the affected tissues which is the result of a proliferation of connective tissue, adipose tissue, and scarring (stage II lymphedema). Stage III lymphedema is characterized by a tremendous increase in volume, hardening of the dermal tissues, hyperkaeratosis, and papollomas of the skin. Infections such a cellulitis, erysipelas, and lymphangitis frequently develop in individuals suffering from lymphedema
- milroy
- Yaşlı kaposi
- Kaposi’s sarcoma on the foot. This once-rare malignancy of the blood vessels is now associated with AIDS. It is more frequently associated with AIDS in homosexual men than AIDS in IV drug users. The malignancy results in purplish grape-like lesions in the skin, gastrointestinal tract and other organs
- janeway
- Note the dark red patches on the surface of the liver. These patches are Kaposi's sarcoma
- There is a mass involving the left upper arm and left chest. This congenital neoplasm turned out to be a lymphangioma