Foreign body reactions Flashcards
Name at least 6 types of foreign body reactions
1) tattoo inks
2) silica
3) Talc
4) Zirconium
5) Beryllium
6) Aluminium
7) Zinc
8) Starch
9) Cactus
10) Jellyfish, corals, sea urchin spines
11) Keratin
12) Intralesional
13) Suture
Write key notes on tattoo inks foreign body reactions
Write key notes on silica foreign body reactions
Write key notes on talc (hydrous magnesium silicate) foreign body reactions
Write key notes on Zirconium foreign body reactions
Write key notes on berylium foreign body reactions
Write key notes on aluminium foreign body reactions
Write key notes on zinc foreign body reactions
Write key notes on starch foreign body reaction
Write key notes on cactus foreign body reactions
Write key notes on jellyfish, corals, sea urchin foreign body reaction
Write key notes on keratin foreign body reactions
Write key notes on intra-lesional corticosteroid foreign body reactions
Write key notes on suture foreign body reactions
Write key notes on staining characteristics of foreign body granulomas
Define foreign body reactions
Write key notes on routes of entry of foreign body reactions
Write key notes on the pathogenesis of foreign body reactions
Write key notes on clinical features of foreign body reactions
Write key notes on pathology of foreign body reactions
Write key notes on the diagnosis of foreign body reaction
Define and classify tattoo reactions
Describe the pathogenesis of a tattoo reaction
Describe the clinical features of a tattoo reaction
Describe the histology of a tattoo reaction
Describe the removal of tattoos
Write key notes on inorganic pigments traditionally used in tattoo ink
Clinical and histological features of foreign body reactions.
Classification of foreign bodies according to their origins and route of entry
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An approach to a patient eith a suspected foreign body reaction
Clinical presentations of foreign body reactions
Which stain is used to highlight tattoo granules
Name histopathological features of injectable soft tissue fillers
Pictures of foreign body reactions