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Clinical features and management of Lichen Planus |
Features: 1. 4Ps: purple, pruritic, papular, polygonal rash on flexor surfaces 2. Lacy white pattern on buccal mucosa. |
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Clinical features and management of SLE |
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Drug induced Lupus |
Typical features of SLE (w/o renal and nervous symptoms) + induced by drug and relieved by discontinuation of the drug. Primary features: Arthralgia Myalgia, fatigue Skin and pulmonary involvement Anti-histone antibodies +ve |
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Basal cell carcinoma |
Slow growing, locally invasive, malignant epidermal skin tumours. R/f: genetic, UV radiation to exposed part (labours) C/f: Involved in sun exposed areas (head, neck) Small, translucent/ pearly white, umbilicated with central depression with raised rolled edges. |
