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Connective tissue disease are we managing properly
Dr Chandrashekara. S ChanRe RICR Bangalore
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Connective tissue disease- concept and confusions
The name The cause The classification The treatment
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THE NAME The disease name implies different system
Target of concern are different Causation is autoimmune The disease included are changing What all to be called CTD
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Targets of concern in CTD
OF LESS CONCERN The skin The joints The muscles when very little Systemic features OF GREATER CONCERN The kidney The CNS The PNS The lung
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Diseases under CTD ANA+ve SLE Scleroderma Dermatomyositis/Polymyositis
MCTD UCTD ANA-ve Vasculitis
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When to suspect-CTD Multi system disease
As a cause for damage to any of the enlisted target unexplainable illness
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CTD-a disease with spectrum
A disease with spectra in severity clinical manifestations immunological profile prognosis
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Are we treating-CTD Treating Disease Treating symptoms
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Treating a CTD-steps Understand the disease
place the disease according to spectra
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Managing CTD Symptomatic therapy Helping to live better
Educating patient
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CTD Disease modifying intervention
No ideal therapy exists No drugs with few exceptional disease can produce life time remission
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CTD Disease modifying Intervention
Large doses of steroid and other Immune-suppressive Drugs like chloroquine and D-pencillamine-modify immune status.
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KEY POINTS IN MANAGEMENT OF CTD
Life threatening or not early identification prior to target organ damage and appropriate interventions to salvage organ Symptomatic therapy with minimal adverse reactions.
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KEY POINTS Therapy to CTD is individualized
Prognosis- In terms of survival has changed In terms of everyday life (QOL) has improved.
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Conclusion CTD/CVD-Labeling is not an end. But it is beginning
Steps in management Identify the variant Asses the disease Plan and execute therapy individually.
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