We Are Looking For A Very Rare Genetic Disorder. 3
clinical evidence
elevated adamts13
chronic mildly low hypocrite and rdw.
elevated d-dimer
elevated ristocetin
clinical evidence
elevated adamts13
chronic mildly low hypocrite and rdw.
elevated d-dimer
elevated ristocetin
Could be Hereditary microangiopathy-some type
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor service.
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
In my opinion it seems some type of Hereditary microangiopathy. Since its happening as attacks, there maybe minor episodes of thrombotic strokes. Plaque formation likely as suggested by d-dimer and ristocetin increase.
Hope this helps. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Dr Vaishalee
Could be Hereditary microangiopathy-some type
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor service.
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
In my opinion it seems some type of Hereditary microangiopathy. Since its happening as attacks, there maybe minor episodes of thrombotic strokes. Plaque formation likely as suggested by d-dimer and ristocetin increase.
Hope this helps. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Dr Vaishalee
TTP likely
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
AHUS is likely if there is blood or blood breakdown products in urine and the kidneys are affected badly. This doesnot seem likely in your case.
Upshaw-schulman syndrome is a possibility especially if your find some bleeds anywhere in body, maybe brain etc. Its not some type of microangiopathy.
In fact most genetic disorders are still not recognised and studied. These being rare.
No matter what the genes have to say, management is still going to be related to symptoms. If some space occupying lesion is found on radiography, it maybe resected by the surgeons.
Dr Vaishalee
TTP likely
Detailed Answer:
Hi again
AHUS is likely if there is blood or blood breakdown products in urine and the kidneys are affected badly. This doesnot seem likely in your case.
Upshaw-schulman syndrome is a possibility especially if your find some bleeds anywhere in body, maybe brain etc. Its not some type of microangiopathy.
In fact most genetic disorders are still not recognised and studied. These being rare.
No matter what the genes have to say, management is still going to be related to symptoms. If some space occupying lesion is found on radiography, it maybe resected by the surgeons.
Dr Vaishalee