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Dermatology

by nphemaavathi11, Oct. 2005

Subjects: scabiesscleroderma sle

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	SCLERODERMA	recurrent non pitting edema of hand,feet&face CRESTsyndrome resistant to treatment
	MORPHEA	localised scleroderma 2 types -localised &genaralised localised is more common
	SLE	acute ,subacute,chronic(DLE) Malar rash-Fixed erythematous rash,photosensitive,no scarring
	DLE	adherent keratotic scales, follicular plugging carpet tuck appearance
	SCABIES	seven years itch or copra itch burrow in stratum corneum is characteristic
	SCLERODERMA	recurrent non pitting edema of hand,feet&face CRESTsyndrome resistant to treatment
	MORPHEA	localised scleroderma 2 types -localised &genaralised localised is more common
	SLE	acute ,subacute,chronic(DLE) Malar rash-Fixed erythematous rash,photosensitive,no scarring
	DLE	adherent keratotic scales, follicular plugging carpet tuck appearance
	SCABIES	seven years itch or copra itch burrow in stratum corneum is characteristic