Quiz For Skin Station
Observe and comment the skin findings.
What are your differentials?
Labels: Quiz series, Skin, Station 5
posted by Dr. David Teoh @ 7/20/2007 11:37:00 PM
Friday, July 20, 2007
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12 Comments:
This pateint has poikiloderm,and halitope rash obn the face and gottron rash on the had with periungua capilaary dilation.This is Dermatomyositis .My differntial will be SLE
May look like heliotrope & gottron papules. SLE is a good thought. Any other DD?
cute doc: Other DD systemic sclerosis but not SLE as skin rash involve nasolabial fold
So, what do you get when features of SLE+systemic sclerosis+dermatomyositis?
Any idea?
cute doc: connective tissue disease
Mixed connective tissue disease
should think of 3 DD when you encounter facial rash possibly dt connective tissue ds
1. SLE
2. Dermatomyositis
3. Mixed CT disease
Sarcoidosis with Lupus pernio (chilblain lupus) would also be one of the differential diagnoses.
thers helitrope,purple color rash over the eye lid and extending to malar area not sparing nasolabial fold.with flat top violecious erythema over the knukle sparing the phalanges and prominant nail fold telangectasia.condition is dermatomyositis the cause of underling malignancy id like to chek for abdomen and breast.id like to chek for myopathy
dermatomyositis
dm
face erythema, goutorrn' nodule in the hand of dermatomyositis
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