understanding acute rheumatic fever in children/peds/paediatrics/pediatrics/kids,
pathogenesis, pathophysiology, physiology, animated explanation/ mnemonic animation is contain there ↩
most cases of ARF : 5 to 15 years.
pharyngeal infection
pharyngeal epithelium.
GAS : group a streptococcus , s. pyogenes, rheumatic strain of GAS (contain M proteins).
macrophage (antigen presenting cell)
MHC class II : major histocompatibility complex
TCR : T cell receptor
BCR : B cell receptor
Activated cross reactive T cell
Activated cross reactive B cell
Cross reactive antibodies
Mechanism of Arthritis (2 weeks later)
host antigens .. molecular mimicry
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🩺 I make medical animations, I am a pediatrician (@tbpdrahmet, Dr. Ahmet Ünal).
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📗 Reference: UpToDate ▶ Acute Rheumatic Fever pathogenesis
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⚡ The information in all my videos is only a recommendation. Please check the current information on the literature before applying it to your patients.
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