Vascular Pathology II

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Vascular Pathology I William Bligh-Glover M.D. Department of Anatomy

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Vascular Pathology I

William Bligh-Glover M.D.

Department of Anatomy

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Goals and Objectives

• Identify and differentiate the various forms of atherosclerosis

• Understand the inter-relationships of vascular injury, clotting, inflammation and repair

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Normal Anatomy

• Serosa

• Muscularis

• Intima

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Normal Muscular Artery

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Normal Vein

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Risk Factors for Atherosclerosis

• Diabetes

• Dyslipidemia

– High LDL

– High homocysteine

– Low HDL

– High Triglycerides

• Male

• Tobacco Smoking

• Hypertension

• Obesity

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Aorta Microscopic

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Atherosclerosis

• Lipid deposition in media

• Disruption of elastic fibres

• Weakening of vessels

• Calcification

– Hardening of the arteries

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Fatty Streak

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Multi-Factoral

• Fatty streaks seen in Korean War KIAs

• Genetics

• Diet

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Coronary Atherosclerosis-Mild

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Sequential Sections

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Coronary Atherosclerosis

• Focal disease

– Dissect every 5 mm

• Areas of turbulent flow

• Damage to endothelium

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Endothelial Damage

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Occlusive Disease

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Angina Pectoris

• Stable Angina

• Unstable angina

• Prinzmetal’s Angina

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Acute Thrombosis

• Lipid is thrombogenic

• Exposure of lipid causes blood to clot

• Further narrows a narrowed lumen

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Thrombosis

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Acute Infarction

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Infarction

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Acute Thrombosis

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Aneurysms

• Atherosclerotic

• Syphilitic

• Connective tissue diseases

• Berry

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Atherosclerotic Aneurysms

• Infra-renal aorta

• Fusiform dilations of artery

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Aorta Microscopic

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Atheroma

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Cholesterol Clefts

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Aorta and Disruption

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Fatty Streak

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Atherosclerotic aorta

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Atherosclerotic aneurysm

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Atherosclerotic aneurysms

• Systemic disease

• Associated with smoking

• Dependent on size

• Consequences

– Rupture

– 90% mortality emergent

– 1% mortality elective

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Consequences

• Dissection

• Rupture

• Impingement on other vessels

– Carotid arteries

– Coronary arteries

– Vertebral arteries

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Dissecting AAA

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Aortic Dissection

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Dissection

False Lumen

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AAA prognosis

• Under 5 cm watch and wait

• Over 5 cm observe

• Serial CT scans

• 5-10% rate of rupture/year

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Arteriolosclerosis-Gross

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Ateriolosclerosis

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Fibrinoid Necrosis