SlideShare a Scribd company logo
CASE PRESENTATION
        DEPARTMENT 31
Personal History

 Female patient M.A. 65 years old, House wife,
  married with 14 offspring youngest is 35
  years old, living in Elsaff ,with no special
  habits of medical importance.
Complaint

Pain and swelling of left leg
Present History

Condition started 5 days before admission by
  pain and swelling of left leg of gradual onset
  and progressive course, the pain was related
  to calf, not radiating, bursting, increasing by
  prolonged standing or walking and
  decreasing by elevation of the affected leg.
 The edema was persistent, increasing by
  standing and decreasing by elevation of the
  leg.
 The condition is not associated with fever,
  and not preceeded by trauma, surgical
  operations or intake of any drugs.
 The condition is not associated with chest
  pain, hemoptysis or dyspnea.
The patient suffered from left hypochondrial
  stitching pain two Months ago and sought
  medical care, U/S and CT abdomen were and
  the condition was diagnosed as multiple
  splenic and renal infarctions.
No history of:
     Arthralgias or arthritis
     Photosenstivity
     Oral ulcers
     Excessive hairfall
 No history of:


        Rapid weight loss

       Generalized body swellings

       Severe headache, projectile vomiting or
    blurring of vision.
    Chest pain or hemoptysis.

     Right hypochondrial pain or jaundice.

     Persistent bony pains.



 No history of previous strokes, TIAs, myocardial
    infarctions, intestinal infarctions or limb ischemia.
      No history suggestive of other systemic
    diseases.

     The patient is not known to be
    hypertensive.
Past History


history of previous similar condition.

History of cataract operation done 20 years
  ago.
Family History


No similar conditions in the family.

Positive consanguinity.( The parents are
 cousins.)
Obstetric

No history of previous abortions
EXAMINATION
    The patient is fully concious, of average
    mood, and well oriented to time, place and
    person.
Examination


Vital Signs:
B.p.:120/80
Pulse:80, Regular, of average pulse volume, equal
bilaterally, with no special character. Peripheral
pulsations are intact. Arterial wall is not felt.
Temp: 37.5
R.R.: 20
RBS:269
No jaundice
 No Pallor
 No cyanosis
Carotid pulsations are of average volume and
equal bilaterally
No congested neck veins
No thyroid swelling
No cervical lymphadenopathy
Limb examination

Upper limbs:

  No clubbing or cyanosis
  No flapping tremors or palmar erythema


 Lower limbs:

  Left lower limb edema, redness and tenderness
  Tense calf muscles of the left lower limb
  Palpable dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial
Cardiac examination


Inspection:

      Apex lies in the 5th space in the MCL
      No visible pulsations

Palpation:
     No palpable pulsations or thrills
Auscultation:
  Normal S1 and S2
  No additional heart sounds
  No murmurs, rub or gallop
Chest examination


Inspection:
        No scars or sinuses or pigmentation
Palpation:
       No tenderness
       Normal TVF
Percussion:
       Normal lung resonance
      Upper border of the liver in the 5th
 MCL
  Auscultation:
     Normal vesicular breathing
     No wheezes or crepitations
     No bilateral basal crepitations
Abdominal examination


Inspection:
      No pigmentation, scratching marks or
 sinuses

   Palpation:
   Superficial palpation:
     No rigidity, tenderness or rebound
 tenderness.
     No superficial masses.
Deep palpation:
    No palpable organomegaly.

  Percussion:
    No detectable ascites

   Auscultation:
    Audible intestinal sounds
Neurological examination


 Intact cranial nerves.
 Normal tone, power and reflexes.
 Intact sensation.
 Normal coordination.
Joint examination



Normal range of movement of all joints.

No redness or tenderness of any joints.
Lymph node examination


     No cervical, axillary or inguinal
    lymphadenopathy.
Musculoskeletal examination


    No sternal tenderness.
INVESTIGATIONS
LABS
ESR


 FIRST
HOUR :
   52

SECOND
HOUR: 89
CBC


TLC                 7.9
RBC’S               3.86
Hemoglobin          10.1
Haematocrit         30.9
M.C.V                79.9
M.C.H               26
M.C.H.C              32.6
RDW                 16.5
PLATELETS COUNT     129
   Mild microcytic hypochromic anemia.

   RBCs show anisocytosis.

   Mild thrombocytopenia.
Coagulation profile


 PT : 23.8
 PC : 31.3 %
 INR: 1.88
 PTT: 38 ( 28-40 sec.)
Chemistry


BIL-T         1.24    Phosphorus    3
BIL-D         0.56    LDH           369
ALAT           33
                                   (135-225)
AST            40
Albumin         3.6
                      Na           143
TGs            89      K            3.8
Cholesterol    188    T.Ptn         6.2
Urea           28     Alb           3.3
Creatinine     0.9    FBS          157
Calcium       8.7
Urine analysis


Color : yellow        Pus cells : 8-10
Reaction: Acidic      RBCs : 10-15
                      Crystals : Nil
Sp.gravity : 1015
                      Casts : Nil
Proteins : +          Epithilial cells: Nil
Sugar : Nil
Acetone : Nil
Bile pigment : Nil
Immune profile


 ANA : +ve speckled and nucleolar


   C4 : 39.9 ( 10-40)
   C3 : 159 (90-180)

 Anti-ds DNA : Pending
 ANCA       : Pending
   Lupus anticoagulant : 133

   Anticardiolipin     : Pending

   Anti-B2-glycoprotein 1 IgG AM screen :
                          56 (Up to 10 )
 Protein C : 37   ( 82-110)

 Protein S: 61    ( 71-113)
Tumor markers


 AFP : 2.5


 CA 15-5 : Pending
 CA19-9 : Pending
 CA125 : Pending
IMAGING
Duplex
Hypercoagulability presentation
Hypercoagulability presentation
Ultrasound



CT Neck
Hypercoagulability presentation
CT chest
Hypercoagulability presentation
CT abdomen
Hypercoagulability presentation
Hypercoagulability presentation

More Related Content

PPTX
A case of ascites and hepatomegaly
PPTX
Approach to patient with liver cirrhosis (ascites)
PPT
Acute pancreatitis by sameen
PPTX
Chronic Liver Disease(pediatrics)
PPTX
Acute pancreatitis
PPTX
Hepato&spleenomegaly
PPTX
Acute pancreatitis
PPT
Liver disease
A case of ascites and hepatomegaly
Approach to patient with liver cirrhosis (ascites)
Acute pancreatitis by sameen
Chronic Liver Disease(pediatrics)
Acute pancreatitis
Hepato&spleenomegaly
Acute pancreatitis
Liver disease

What's hot (10)

PPT
Osce urinalysis- LFT
PPTX
Hepatomegaly
PPT
Gastroenterology Tutorial
PDF
Fatty liver disease
PPT
Common liver problems for extern
PPTX
A good PG case presentation on abdominal case, liver
PPTX
CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSION , ESOPHAGEAL VARICES, UPPER GI...
PPT
Management of ascites~8 b958
PPT
Cirrhosis
Osce urinalysis- LFT
Hepatomegaly
Gastroenterology Tutorial
Fatty liver disease
Common liver problems for extern
A good PG case presentation on abdominal case, liver
CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSION , ESOPHAGEAL VARICES, UPPER GI...
Management of ascites~8 b958
Cirrhosis
Ad

Viewers also liked (9)

PPT
Thrombophilia
PPTX
Pediatric Venous Thromboembolism 2012
PPTX
Thrombophilia (2)
PPT
PPTX
Coagulation profile mak
PPT
Acute leukemias 1-csbrp
PPTX
5. bleeding disorder
PPTX
Bleeding & clotting disorders
Thrombophilia
Pediatric Venous Thromboembolism 2012
Thrombophilia (2)
Coagulation profile mak
Acute leukemias 1-csbrp
5. bleeding disorder
Bleeding & clotting disorders
Ad

Similar to Hypercoagulability presentation (20)

PPTX
Case history
PPTX
vonwillebrand disease type 1 case
PPTX
PPTX
chronic liver disease
PPT
A 18 years old male presented with bilateral leg swelling & generalized weakn...
PPTX
Case presentation-Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
PPTX
m4 unit physicon powerpoint.pptx a usual case an unusual cause
PPTX
Janudice
PPTX
M7 - An Interesting case of Facial Puffiness.pptx
PPTX
Lupus nephritis by dr saddique
PPTX
dr AMNA DALEEL PPT 2024.pptx PGR FCPS PART
DOC
Medical case report_ravi_chang_final
PPT
HIV (AIDS) with Disseminated TB with HIVAN.ppt
PPT
Cholestasis gamal e smat
PPTX
CASE PRESENTATION unknown serositis and multiple other things
DOC
Rubzzzz's Surgery Hx Gastric Peptic Ulcer 5th year
PPTX
Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome
PPTX
ACUTE PANCREATITIS FINAL PPT.pptx
PPTX
pe.pptx
PPTX
Physician conference regarding a clinical case.pptx
Case history
vonwillebrand disease type 1 case
chronic liver disease
A 18 years old male presented with bilateral leg swelling & generalized weakn...
Case presentation-Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
m4 unit physicon powerpoint.pptx a usual case an unusual cause
Janudice
M7 - An Interesting case of Facial Puffiness.pptx
Lupus nephritis by dr saddique
dr AMNA DALEEL PPT 2024.pptx PGR FCPS PART
Medical case report_ravi_chang_final
HIV (AIDS) with Disseminated TB with HIVAN.ppt
Cholestasis gamal e smat
CASE PRESENTATION unknown serositis and multiple other things
Rubzzzz's Surgery Hx Gastric Peptic Ulcer 5th year
Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome
ACUTE PANCREATITIS FINAL PPT.pptx
pe.pptx
Physician conference regarding a clinical case.pptx

Recently uploaded (20)

PPT
Obstructive sleep apnea in orthodontics treatment
PPTX
Respiratory drugs, drugs acting on the respi system
PPT
Breast Cancer management for medicsl student.ppt
PPTX
JUVENILE NASOPHARYNGEAL ANGIOFIBROMA.pptx
PPTX
Acid Base Disorders educational power point.pptx
PPT
CHAPTER FIVE. '' Association in epidemiological studies and potential errors
PPTX
Gastroschisis- Clinical Overview 18112311
PPTX
Electromyography (EMG) in Physiotherapy: Principles, Procedure & Clinical App...
PPT
Management of Acute Kidney Injury at LAUTECH
PPT
MENTAL HEALTH - NOTES.ppt for nursing students
PDF
NEET PG 2025 | 200 High-Yield Recall Topics Across All Subjects
PPTX
Chapter-1-The-Human-Body-Orientation-Edited-55-slides.pptx
PPTX
Neuropathic pain.ppt treatment managment
PPTX
Fundamentals of human energy transfer .pptx
PPT
genitourinary-cancers_1.ppt Nursing care of clients with GU cancer
PDF
Khadir.pdf Acacia catechu drug Ayurvedic medicine
DOCX
NEET PG 2025 | Pharmacology Recall: 20 High-Yield Questions Simplified
PPTX
History and examination of abdomen, & pelvis .pptx
PPT
Copy-Histopathology Practical by CMDA ESUTH CHAPTER(0) - Copy.ppt
PPTX
neonatal infection(7392992y282939y5.pptx
Obstructive sleep apnea in orthodontics treatment
Respiratory drugs, drugs acting on the respi system
Breast Cancer management for medicsl student.ppt
JUVENILE NASOPHARYNGEAL ANGIOFIBROMA.pptx
Acid Base Disorders educational power point.pptx
CHAPTER FIVE. '' Association in epidemiological studies and potential errors
Gastroschisis- Clinical Overview 18112311
Electromyography (EMG) in Physiotherapy: Principles, Procedure & Clinical App...
Management of Acute Kidney Injury at LAUTECH
MENTAL HEALTH - NOTES.ppt for nursing students
NEET PG 2025 | 200 High-Yield Recall Topics Across All Subjects
Chapter-1-The-Human-Body-Orientation-Edited-55-slides.pptx
Neuropathic pain.ppt treatment managment
Fundamentals of human energy transfer .pptx
genitourinary-cancers_1.ppt Nursing care of clients with GU cancer
Khadir.pdf Acacia catechu drug Ayurvedic medicine
NEET PG 2025 | Pharmacology Recall: 20 High-Yield Questions Simplified
History and examination of abdomen, & pelvis .pptx
Copy-Histopathology Practical by CMDA ESUTH CHAPTER(0) - Copy.ppt
neonatal infection(7392992y282939y5.pptx

Hypercoagulability presentation

  • 1. CASE PRESENTATION DEPARTMENT 31
  • 2. Personal History  Female patient M.A. 65 years old, House wife, married with 14 offspring youngest is 35 years old, living in Elsaff ,with no special habits of medical importance.
  • 4. Present History Condition started 5 days before admission by pain and swelling of left leg of gradual onset and progressive course, the pain was related to calf, not radiating, bursting, increasing by prolonged standing or walking and decreasing by elevation of the affected leg.
  • 5.  The edema was persistent, increasing by standing and decreasing by elevation of the leg.
  • 6.  The condition is not associated with fever, and not preceeded by trauma, surgical operations or intake of any drugs.
  • 7.  The condition is not associated with chest pain, hemoptysis or dyspnea.
  • 8. The patient suffered from left hypochondrial stitching pain two Months ago and sought medical care, U/S and CT abdomen were and the condition was diagnosed as multiple splenic and renal infarctions.
  • 9. No history of: Arthralgias or arthritis Photosenstivity Oral ulcers Excessive hairfall
  • 10.  No history of:  Rapid weight loss  Generalized body swellings  Severe headache, projectile vomiting or blurring of vision.
  • 11. Chest pain or hemoptysis.  Right hypochondrial pain or jaundice.  Persistent bony pains.  No history of previous strokes, TIAs, myocardial infarctions, intestinal infarctions or limb ischemia.
  • 12. No history suggestive of other systemic diseases.  The patient is not known to be hypertensive.
  • 13. Past History history of previous similar condition. History of cataract operation done 20 years ago.
  • 14. Family History No similar conditions in the family. Positive consanguinity.( The parents are cousins.)
  • 15. Obstetric No history of previous abortions
  • 17. The patient is fully concious, of average mood, and well oriented to time, place and person.
  • 18. Examination Vital Signs: B.p.:120/80 Pulse:80, Regular, of average pulse volume, equal bilaterally, with no special character. Peripheral pulsations are intact. Arterial wall is not felt. Temp: 37.5 R.R.: 20 RBS:269
  • 19. No jaundice No Pallor No cyanosis Carotid pulsations are of average volume and equal bilaterally No congested neck veins No thyroid swelling No cervical lymphadenopathy
  • 20. Limb examination Upper limbs: No clubbing or cyanosis No flapping tremors or palmar erythema Lower limbs: Left lower limb edema, redness and tenderness Tense calf muscles of the left lower limb Palpable dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial
  • 21. Cardiac examination Inspection: Apex lies in the 5th space in the MCL No visible pulsations Palpation: No palpable pulsations or thrills
  • 22. Auscultation: Normal S1 and S2 No additional heart sounds No murmurs, rub or gallop
  • 23. Chest examination Inspection: No scars or sinuses or pigmentation Palpation: No tenderness Normal TVF
  • 24. Percussion: Normal lung resonance Upper border of the liver in the 5th MCL Auscultation: Normal vesicular breathing No wheezes or crepitations No bilateral basal crepitations
  • 25. Abdominal examination Inspection: No pigmentation, scratching marks or sinuses Palpation: Superficial palpation: No rigidity, tenderness or rebound tenderness. No superficial masses.
  • 26. Deep palpation: No palpable organomegaly. Percussion: No detectable ascites Auscultation: Audible intestinal sounds
  • 27. Neurological examination Intact cranial nerves. Normal tone, power and reflexes. Intact sensation. Normal coordination.
  • 28. Joint examination Normal range of movement of all joints. No redness or tenderness of any joints.
  • 29. Lymph node examination  No cervical, axillary or inguinal lymphadenopathy.
  • 30. Musculoskeletal examination  No sternal tenderness.
  • 32. LABS
  • 33. ESR FIRST HOUR : 52 SECOND HOUR: 89
  • 34. CBC TLC 7.9 RBC’S 3.86 Hemoglobin 10.1 Haematocrit 30.9 M.C.V 79.9 M.C.H 26 M.C.H.C 32.6 RDW 16.5 PLATELETS COUNT 129
  • 35. Mild microcytic hypochromic anemia.  RBCs show anisocytosis.  Mild thrombocytopenia.
  • 36. Coagulation profile  PT : 23.8  PC : 31.3 %  INR: 1.88  PTT: 38 ( 28-40 sec.)
  • 37. Chemistry BIL-T 1.24 Phosphorus 3 BIL-D 0.56 LDH 369 ALAT 33 (135-225) AST 40 Albumin 3.6 Na 143 TGs 89 K 3.8 Cholesterol 188 T.Ptn 6.2 Urea 28 Alb 3.3 Creatinine 0.9 FBS 157 Calcium 8.7
  • 38. Urine analysis Color : yellow Pus cells : 8-10 Reaction: Acidic RBCs : 10-15 Crystals : Nil Sp.gravity : 1015 Casts : Nil Proteins : + Epithilial cells: Nil Sugar : Nil Acetone : Nil Bile pigment : Nil
  • 39. Immune profile  ANA : +ve speckled and nucleolar  C4 : 39.9 ( 10-40)  C3 : 159 (90-180)  Anti-ds DNA : Pending  ANCA : Pending
  • 40. Lupus anticoagulant : 133  Anticardiolipin : Pending  Anti-B2-glycoprotein 1 IgG AM screen :  56 (Up to 10 )
  • 41.  Protein C : 37 ( 82-110)  Protein S: 61 ( 71-113)
  • 42. Tumor markers  AFP : 2.5  CA 15-5 : Pending  CA19-9 : Pending  CA125 : Pending