Medical School Pathology: Pathophysiology of Autoimmune Vasculitis

This video for medical students examines the pathophysiology of autoimmune vasculitis and then compares and contrast the large-. medium- and small-vessel vasculitides. This material is based on Robbins & Kumar Basic Pathology, 11th edition.

[@CarlosGomz70]

Thanks for this. Very explicit and didactic 😊

[@jeelo56]

Dear Dr. Deyrup, I thoroughly enjoy your lectures. Just wanted to point out at 13.00 minutes - there is a minor error - the slide says immune complex mediated vasculitis (Goodpastures), I note that Goodpastures is a type 2 antibody mediated hypersensitivity. Keep up the great work! Jay

[@moshesadofsky9429]

Very useful and I appreciate the VINDICATE mnemonic. I am looking forward to the future when we can “subtract” a target from our immune response. In the interim there are some promising complement inhibitors under development that should be helpful for many of these illnesses.

[@PathologyCentral]

We actually add a "D" at Duke to address Disparities: VINDICATE(D). It gives us a chance to talk about access to care, exposure to toxins, etc.