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Aljubouri83
  Posted: August 21, 2007 06:37 pm
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A 42 years old female patient presented with attacks of severe throbbing headache with palpitation, & tightness in the chest. Her blood pressure during the attacks was 240/140 mmHg, & dropped to normal between the attacks. Discuss the Dx & medical Mx of this patient ??

Tough one, right ? bcmf/whistling.gif ph34r.gif
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mobic777
Posted: August 21, 2007 08:40 pm
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hi biggrin.gif


i think its a typical case of pheochromocytoma smile.gif

its arare tumor of chromaffin tissue which secrets catecholamine
dx by measuring the vma in urine
and the hormons ( adrenaline ,nor ...,and dopamine )in the plasma
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Posted: August 21, 2007 08:54 pm
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also we should localise the tumor by abdominal ct scan

management
medical therapy is required for at least 6 weeks to prepare the p for surgery
the most ueful drug is alph bloker phenoxybenzamine(10_20mg oraly 6-8 houres)
if itproduses a marked tachcardia then betabloker (propanolol)
and then surgery but you should use sodium nitropossied and phentolamine to control hypertensive episode



i hope i am not wrong bcmf/cry.gif

i want to thankyou and god bless you
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Posted: August 21, 2007 10:11 pm
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typical spells of pheochromcytoma

i would start by bcmf/thinking.gif
1. ultrasound or CT for the adrenal glands looking for malignancy.
2.urine metnephrines level and VMA (vanillymandilec acid).

treatment surgical adrenalectomy



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Aljubouri83
Posted: August 21, 2007 11:17 pm
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Both of U ( Dr. Fara7 & Dr. Mobic ) post the correct & accurate answer .. bcmf/clap.gif bcmf/clap.gif

هذولــــه أهـــل طــب بغــــداد bcmf/Iraq-flag.gif bcmf/Iraq-flag.gif bcmf/Iraq-flag.gif

I think there is nothing more to add smile.gif smile.gif


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Posted: August 21, 2007 11:46 pm
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smile.gif Hi All smile.gif ....

I couldnt diagnose the case unsure.gif ((cause halsana nija7it lil rabi3))...
But i could undestand the discussion and explanation of the case that has been said by both bcmf/clap.gif hour glass and mobic bcmf/clap.gif ..

Thank U Ahmed bcmf/thmbup.gif for this topic and the two previous ones ..... i really get
benifit from them ... KEEP ON ((DIAGNOSIS)) TOPICS MY FRIEND bcmf/60.gif ...

Thanx Again...
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Posted: August 23, 2007 11:54 pm
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An 18 years old man presented with shortness of breath of few hours duration, he gave a history of dark color urin, oliguria, nausia & vomitting for the preceding 2 days, he also gave a history of sore throat treated by antibiotics 2 weeks ago. O/E he had puffiness of the face & bilateral chest criptations up to the mid-zone on chest auscultation .. What is the most likely Dx ?? mellow.gif



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  Posted: August 24, 2007 12:26 am
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Wella great job u r doing here Ahmed bcmf/thmbup.gif ...really great ..keep it up please..and guys let's help him and put cases and questions too ..I promise i will spare time specially for that ..

Concerning this one bcmf/thinking.gif ...hmmm...It is a post streptococcus glomerulonephritis complicating an acute renal failure which causes a pulmonary oedema ..i think we had a similar one last year final exam..

The symptoms are due to the uraemia and the fluid overload..

salam ..smile.gif
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Posted: August 24, 2007 12:32 am
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U R certainly right Dr. Yezen bcmf/clap.gif
But I didn't that they bring it last year ..

I'm happy that U like these subjects that I've put it in our forum, & I wish we all concentrate on the Medical side coz we are the doctors of the future ..

& I hope our STAGERS participate in solving these cases ..



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Posted: August 24, 2007 04:37 pm
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A 25 years old man sustained a bullet injury to the left leg causing a comminuted fracture of the Tibia; P.O.P. was applied as a treatment. 8 days later he presented with fever, cough, & haemoptysis with extreme SOB, O/E : temp. 38.5, P.R. 135/min, respiratory rate 39/min, centrally cyanosed, chest examination reveals some crepitation & ronchi with pleural rub over the right lower zone posteriorly.
What is the most probable diagnosis ?


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