Acne Necrotica Miliaris And Varioilformis Flashcards
What is the cause or ANM
Exact cause unknown; associated with follicular inflammation and bacterial infections.
What are the symptoms of ANM?
Small, itchy papules or pustules on the scalp; may develop into painful pustules and leave depressed scars.
How is ANM diagnosed?
Clinical examination, medical history; skin biopsy in some cases to rule out other conditions.
How is ANN treated?
Topical or systemic antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, topical corticosteroids, laser therapy, surgical scar revision.
What are the differentials of ANM?
Folliculitis, scalp psoriasis, bacterial infections; characterized by scalp lesions.
What self care and prevention steps can be taken for ANM?
Maintain good scalp hygiene, avoid excessive hair products, refrain from picking or scratching scalp.
What is the cause of ANV?
Exact cause unknown; associated with follicular inflammation and bacterial infections.
What are the symptoms commonly related to ANV?
Larger, painful pustules with varioliform (smallpox-like) appearance; may leave depressed scars.
How is ANV diagnosed?
Clinical examination, medical history; skin biopsy in some cases to rule out other conditions.
What are the treatment options for ANV?
Topical or systemic antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, topical corticosteroids, laser therapy, surgical scar revision.
What are the differentials of ANV?
Folliculitis, impetigo, bacterial skin infections; characterized by painful, varioliform pustules.
What are the self care and prevention options?
Maintain good scalp hygiene, avoid excessive hair products, refrain from picking or scratching affected areas.
