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level questions: Level 1

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graves disease• Abs against TSH receptor • Age: 20-40yrs - Exophthalmos + dermopathy Deposition of ECM • Infiltration of mononuclear cells • Edema. + Increase number of adipocytes.
goiter- Ingestion of substances which interfere with hormone synthesis like cabbage, cauliflower - hereditary enzymatic defects. • Large neck mass fibrosis, hemorrhage, calcification, cystic change - crowded columnar cells, papillae + enlarged colloid rich gland + multilobulate
hashimoto’s disease• Autoimmunity due to abnormalities of regulatory T cells • Age: 45-65yrs – LYMPHOID FOLLICLES + DESTRUCTION OE THYROID CELLS. – HURTHLE CELLS
Follicular adenoma- painless mass , Cold nodule ,MICRO-follicular • encapsulated • Bulges above the surface and compresses surrounding tissue • Hurthle cell type -CAPSULAR &/or Vascular invasion
Papillary carcinoma- age 25-50 • Genetic (RET/PTC (radiation background) & BRAF gene mutations) - Painless mass in neck, may be multifocal
Follicular carcinomaage 40-60 RAS & PIK3CA mutation presentation may occur as a ‘pulsatile mass in bone’
Anaplastic carcinoma>65years -rapidly growing bulky mass, compromising vital structures in the neck - Pleomorphic tumor cells, giant cells, spindle cells,
Medullary carcinomaFrom the C cells • mass, dysphagia, hoarseness • secrete calcitonin ✓ HYALINIZATION - activating RET mutations