Vascular Pathology — Flashcards

What is the immune mechanism behind Giant cell arteritis?_____

Calcification of the tunica media in medium-sized muscular arteries (e.g., radial artery) is characteristic of _____ sclerosis.

_____ aneurysms are diffuse, circumferential dilations involving long vascular segments

Pulmonary capillaritis is a characteristic feature of _____

Which vasculitis will show fragmented neutrophils undergoing apoptosis?_____

Microscopy in Buerger disease shows luminal _____ containing small microabscesses composed of neutrophils

What is the most common pathology at the CCA bifurcation?_____

Enlargement of nevus flammeus is by _____ rather than neoplasia.

Non-granulomatous inflammation with segmental fibrinoid necrosis is seen in _____.

Wegener's granulomatosis is a _____ vessel vasculitis.