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Psorasis Tx

Coal tar, anthralin, CS, Vit D


Resistent: UVB, Psoralen + UVA, retinoids, MTX, cyclosporine

2-10 cm red scaly patch followed by generalized eruption of pink oval scaly itchy patches over trunk & UEs

Pityriasis Rosea - herald patch followed by Christmas tree distribution

Pityriasis Rosea Tx

Self-limited - 6-12 weeks


Sx'tic Tx - topical CS, oral anti-histamines, UVB/sunlight

Eczema Tx

topical CS, skin care

Contact dermatitis Tx

Topical CS, dressing soaked in Burow's solution (aluminum acetate)

Greasy erythematous scaling - Tx?

Seborrheic dermatitis


Tx: selenium sulfide, pyrithione zinc or ketoconazole-containing shampoos, topical corticosteroids.

Oral blisters that rupture easily


Months later - bullae that emerge and rupture, leaving eroded crusted surfaces

Pemphigus Vulgaris

Pemphigus Vulgaris pathophys

Abs to surface GPs that hold epidermal cells together --> intraepidermal blisters



Look for IgG deposits by IF for Dx

Pemphigus Vulgaris Tx

Systemic CS, immunosuppressive agents

Causes of erythema multiforme

Drugs - penicillin, sulfonamides, barbiturates, NSAIDs, thizaides, phenytoin, vaccinations


Viruses - HSV, Hep A & B


Bacteria - strep


Fungi, mycoplasma, cancer, radiotherapy, pregnancy


Idiopathic

Erythema multiform + mucosal membranes + ocular Sx (uveitis / conjuctivitis)

SJS (EM major)

Prodrome flu-like Sx


Widespread, full thickness necrosis of skin covering > 30% of body surface



Complications?


Tx

TEN


Complications - 2' skin infections, fluid/electrolyte abnl, pre renal azotemia, 30% mortality



Tx - Remove causitive agent, hospitalize, fluid/electrolyte replacement, systemic CS

Impetigo bugs



Tx

S. aureus (bullous lesions)


GAS (nonbullous lesions)



Tx- soak in warm water to remove crusts, benzoyl peroxide, topical or oral Ab depending on severity

Warm, tender, red, edematous skin, non elevated borders



Bugs?


Tx?

Cellulitis


S. aureus, GAS, H. flu



Oxacillin or 1st gen cephalosporin (Cephalexin = Keflex)


MRSA - vanc


H. flu - ceftriaxone

Red / tender skin w/ flaccid bullae --> sloughs off


Widespread


Kids < 2 yo



Tx

Staph scalded skin syn


Clinical Dx, but if Cx need to Cx site of colonization (nose, eyes, throat), not skin



Tx - hospitalize if extensive, deride, oxacillin or dicloxacillin, IV fluids if severe

Pink exanthem appears on upper trunk 12-48 hrs after onset of fever --> spreads to extremities and becomes sandpaper rash --> fades in 4-5 days & desquaminates



Bug & drug

Scarlet Fever


GAS


Penicilin, macrolide, cephalosporin

Single or multiple 2-5 mm firm, umbilicated pearly-white papules

Molluscum contagiosum



Multiple facial lesions --> think HIV

Spaghetti & meatball on KOH

Tinea versicolor

Annular lesions with peripheral scale & central clearing

Tinea corporis (ringworm)

Bright green fluorescence of hair shaft under Wood's lamp

Tinea capitis

Tinea Tx's

Topical antifungals - imidazoles & terbinafine


Systemic if unresponsive or nail / hair involvement (griseofulvin, terbinafine)


Topical CS if severe pruritus

Intensely pruritic, small red macule or papule w/ central hemorrhagic punctum on shoulders, trunk or butt



Tx

Pediculosis corporis - body lice



Permethrin rinse, pyrethrin or lindane

Raised, red, serpiginous tracts on extremities or butt



Tx

Cutanous larva migrans - from dog or cat hookworm



Tx - self-limited or give thiabendazole

Multiple types of lesions - 1-2 mm red papules (pruritic), threadlike burrows



Tx

Scabies



Lindane - leave on for 8-12 hours


- Neurotoxic - avoid w/ infants



Permethrin or sulfur ointment

Palpable purpura, arthritis, abd pain



When is this usually seen?



Tx?

HSP - IgA mediated vasculitis, commonly follows strep or viral infections



Usually self-limited, CS if severe, monitor for renal dysfunction



May see intussussception

Vitiligo Tx

Psoralen + UV therapy



Topical steroids for areas like lips that aren't good for phototherapy.

Blue-gray macules in nonwhite infants

Mongolian spots - melanocytes arrested in migration from neural crest to epidermis. Most resolve w/ in first few years; some never due

Alopecia areata pathophys & tx

Immune mediated loss of hair - lymphs


Usually regrows spontaneously w/in 1 yr, can give systemic, topical steroids or minoxidil / immune modulation

Facial red macules & papules, spreading inferiorly w/in 2-3 days & fading w/in 4-6 days w/ subsequent desquamation + white papules on red base over buccal mucosa

Measles (rubeola) - Koplik spots pathognomonic

Blanchable macules on hands / feet (incl palms & soles) spreading to trunk w/in 6-18 hrs. Becomes non-blanchable w/in 2-4 days

RMSF

Red papules that coalesce on face, reticulate rash on butt & upper arms (can include palms/soles), may have red spots on mucous membranes

Erythema infectious (Parvovirus, 5th dz)

Red macules over arms & legs --> hemorrhagic, painful pustules w/in 2-3 days

Gonococcemia

Ham-colored papules over trunk, palms, soles, genitals

2' syphilis

red macules/plaques on hands/feet --> trunk / extremities w/in 2 days + fever

Kawasaki dz

Ash leaf

Tuberous sclerosis

raised patches on lower back w/ orange-peel texture

Shagreen patch - Tuberous sclerosis

Red vascular nodules on face - look like aggravated acne

Adenoma sebaceum - Tuberous sclerosis

Periungal fibromas

Tuberous sclerosis

Cafe-au-lait spots

NF 1 - cafe au lait, macrocephaly, MR, feeding problems



Note: NF2 = bilateral acoustic neuromas, cataracts, not assc w/ cafe-au-lait spots


Tender, vioaceous SQ nodules on palms/soles

Osler's nodes - Bacterial endocarditis

Hemorrhagic nontender macules on fingers/toes

Janeway lesions - Bacterial endocarditis

Subungual splinter hemorrhages

Bacterial endocarditis

Hyperpigmented macules on nose, mouth, hands, feet

Lentigines - Peutz-Jeghers syn

Well-demarcated, indurated, elevated advancing border, local pain


Fever, malaise, shivering



Bug & drug?

Erysipelas


GAS


Penicillin, cephalosporin, macrolide, vanc