Residents Case Presentation Sneddon’s Syndrome: A Rare Cerebrovascular and Dermatologic Vasculopathy

Residents Case Presentation

Sneddon’s Syndrome: A Rare Cerebrovascular and Dermatologic Vasculopathy

Martin Kerachian, MDCM
Internal Medicine Resident (R3)

Educational objectives:

1. Recognize the clinical presentation and diagnostic criteria of Sneddon’s syndrome
2. Differentiate Sneddon’s syndrome from other vasculopathies
3. Outline current management strategies, including anticoagulation

II. Road Closure: A Case of Unexpected Circulation

Hajare Iraqi, MD
Internal Medicine Resident (PGY3)

Educational Objectives:

1. Recognize potential structural causes in patients with unprovoked venous thromboembolism.
2. Incorporate vascular etiologies into the differential diagnosis of unexplained symptoms, including back pain.
3. Recognize complications associated with IVC atresia, including chronic venous insufficiency and post-thrombotic syndrome.