Neurocutaneous Disorders

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[@karanrandhawa1376]

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[@chaditabaja1316]

For all you can add a note, the Leptomeningeal Angioma in Sturge weber is usually ON SAME SIDE of the Port-wine stain.
Thin of it: like if half of the face has port wine stain, this port wine stain will continue posteriorly to the same side ONTO the Leptomeninges Capillaries(inside the brain).

[@alexzhang8921]

An add-on mnemonic for NF1: "I'll have a number 1, please. It's CUTE(-aneous neurofibroma) and de-LISCH-ous!"

[@mayukhghosh3301]

Just wonderful addons bro😮❤

[@Khewarat]

Just took my step 1 a week before this video was up. still happy this video exists. this topic is a pain, and now finally there's something that I can recommend for colleagues taking step 1.

[@indianawesomeness]

did you have any questions on these on step 1?

[@Bestcomment_]

Remember the TUBArosclerosis genes/chromosome with this numerical mneumonic:
TSC1: (8+1) = c9
TSC2: (8*2)= c16
Love you, man! Stay dirty.

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By far the best video I seen describing these difficult concepts

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[@Sasukeloverxxx]

Tuberous Sclerosis/TSC=> TS = tumor suppressor
In case for some reason knowing that it's a tumor suppressor in particular helps out.

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[@cassinicristine5017]

Great stuff as always! Big fan. I was wondering if it is important for the viewers to pay attention that in the HARP mnemonic it's hemangioblastoma and angioma- not vice versa (same shit for me but what if it is important) Thanks, Dirty, you are the best 👌

[@pkhan2]

Your videos are amazing Sir. Just want to add a minor comment - TSC stands for Tuberous Sclerosis Complex I encountered at few places.

[@maximalali7825]

good one.
for sturge-WEBer , you can put a cartoon photo for spider man (with his WEB mask covering his head , face , eyes 🕸🕷😉)

[@nonnydeking7950]

Maxim Al Ali can you add more of mnemonics in the comment pls.... this stg web thing is so much easy for me now after this video

[@raymondbascal3703]

For NF1, I just remember the phrase, "Bumpy brown kid."
This describes the neurofibromas, the pigmentation of the skin and the eyes, and the fact that the onset is at childhood.

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[@martinemanuel7919]

Excellent summary multiple thanks

[@hadibeaini9829]

Amazing explanation!

[@thenameis_TAI]

Saw this bs on my step 2 prep drove me nuts but this video is great.

[@haseebali2164]

absolutely amazing.

[@Carlos6392ful]

Thank you man! This is gold!

[@childemperor7475]

For Sturge-WEBer syndrome I think Whites of eyes Epidermis Brain thanks so much dirty you're the GOAT!

[@DrRomaMD]

For tuber sclerosis
Tubers are raised mass like potato
So potato in kidney, heart, nails, skin.

[@tanvirsbmc]

Incredible

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[@koyelmandal9759]

The pathophysiology of SWS is wrongly said. Here the GNAQ gene mutation leads to activation of the gene and its function, as in normal embryo, GNAQ gets inactivated at 9 weeks of gestation, but remains active in mutated cells in SWS

[@belanishnianidze6488]

Such a wonderful and useful video!

[@AliMohammed-ym7wl]

Perfect as usual

[@a_bex.1501]

One day all I want is to finally understand the difference between angiomas, hemangiomas, and hemangioblastomas...

[@asmaamohamed9135]

This is helpful! Thank you

[@RandomReviewSeries]

This is an amazing vedio⚡️⚡️

[@sarahzg7550]

Dirty please let me add sth for this great mnemonic …
Tuberous Sclerosis … pronounce it:
Tuberous Skinerosis.. for skin sx: Ash-leaf spots, shagreen, adenoma sebaceum, ungual fibroma on the skin of your finger.
Taking my exam in few weeks, prayers 🙏🏼

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Bet vedio keep it up❤

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Thank you!!!💞💞💞

[@meeromeer8812]

Thanks, I will add: Sturge starts with letter S= Sporadic. 😁

[@SherienElBehery]

Thanks for your kind help😁

[@bandoos4467]

thank you!

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great.. thaaaanks

[@joshuadaniel1633]

Back here for STEP 2; thank you for helping me kill STEP 1 last year! You're a saint to us med students

[@MrWayneepp1]

I have this disorder NF1, I had tumours in my small intestine, I had the biggest tumour in 2018 in North America, i had 7 tumours, lost about 50% of my small intestine. Tumours in my eyes and the Octave Nerve, Ringing Ears.

[@ANabiha]

How are you doing now?

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God help you get red if them😢

[@arishamer]

thank you!!!

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Thanks!

[@sarahmathew2548]

Thank you.. I will study this

[@Dralbastaki]

thank you

[@ethar8109]

THANKS A BUNCH 💟💫

[@howiegwok3703]

Mnemonic for NF type I and Café-au-lait spots:
If you drink too much coffee (Café-au-lait spots), you are gonna go number one (a slang for pee).

[@Gulshangurban]

Awesome

[@FunkyFlutist]

For VHL disease , you say the gene makes ubq 1a qhich shuts the complex that degrades proteins, then wouldn’t this gene cause less protein degradation?

[@MBBSZaraHutKay]

Thanks

[@SuhasKool]

Are the tram track calcifications in sturge weber due to leptomeningeal angiomas?
If so are they on the same side or opposite side?
First Aid says it's on the 'opposing gyri'

[@kumaraganapathy4186]

same side

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[@linahan1634]

Is GNAQ mutation gain-of-function instead of knock-out/loss of function? It's activating mutation. Thank you

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I got picture of adenoma sebaceum on step 1 and asked for what other findings will be seen. I was like thank you dirty 🥺

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