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Immune-mediate Skin Disease Flashcards

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CIMD

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Cutaneous Immune-Mediated Disease
Diverse set of RARE conditions

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Factors affects presentation of CIMDs

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Target tissue
Predominant hypersensitivity type

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Target tissue for CIMDs

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Desmosomal proteins in the upper epidermis
Cells of the basal epidermis
Sebaceous glands
Dermal skin vessels
Subcuticular fat

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Hypersensitivity types involved in CIMDs

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Type 2 - Antibody Cytotoxicity
Type 3 - Immune complexes
Type 4 - T-Cell mediated

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Pemphigus Foliaceous target tissue

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Desmosomal proteins in upper epidermis

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Pemphigus Foliaceous mechanism

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Type II - Antibody cytotoxicity

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Pemphigus Foliaceous presentation

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Pustules rapidly developing into crusts
Leaves erosions
Doesn’t form around a single follicle

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Pemphigus Foliaceous differential diagnosis

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Superficial pyoderma
* Directly associated with one follicular unit

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Desmosome

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  • Specialized and highly ordered membrane domains
  • Mediate cell-cell contact and strong adhesion
  • Provide anchorage sites for intermediate filaments
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Facial cutaneous lupus erythematosus target tissue

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Epithelial cells

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Facial cutaneous lupus erythematosus mechanism

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Type IV - T-Cell mediated

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Facial cutaneous lupus erythematosus presentation

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Damaged epithelium ulceration
Depigmentation

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Facial cutaneous lupus erythematosus differential diagnosis

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Mucocutaneous pyoderma
Epitheliotropic lymphoma

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Vitiligo target tissue

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Melanocytes

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Vitiligo mechanism

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Type II - Antibody cytotoxicity

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Vitiligo presentation

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Minimal inflammation
Hypopigmentation of epithelium

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Vitiligo differential diagnoses

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Any inflammatory disease that causes depigmentation

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Examples of dermal tissue targets

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Isthmus of hair follicle
Hair bulb
Sebaceous glands
Dermal blood vessels
Anchoring fibrins (collagen VII)

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Conditions targeting isthmus of hair follicle

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Pseudopelade
Scarring alopecia

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Conditions targeting hair bulb

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Alopecia areata

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Conditions targeting sebaceous glands

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Sebaceous adenitis

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Conditions targeting dermal blood vessels

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Vasculitis
Atrophic skin disease
Ischaemic skin disease

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Sebaceous adenitis target tissue

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sebaceous glands

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Sebaceous adenitis mechanism

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Type IV - T-cell mediated

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Sebaceous adenitis presentation

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Broken hair
Alopecia
scale

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Sebaceous adenitis differential diagnosis

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Superficial pyoderma
Dermatophytosis
Many scaling diseases

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Sebaceous adenitis pathogenesis

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Gland is destroyed
* No greasy material produced to allow hair to leave follicle without friction
* Results in keratin brought out of follicle
* Broken hairs
* Secondary infections

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Vasculitis target tissue

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Dermal blood vessels

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Vasculitis mechanism

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Type II - antibody cytotoxicity
+/- Type III - Immune complexes

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Vasculitis presentation

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Alopecia
Necrosis
Not pruritic

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Vasculitis differential diagnosis

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Any cause of alopecia
Tumours
Trauma

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Pathogenesis of vasculitis

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Reduced blood supply to skin
Reduced growth of hair
alopecia in atrophic skin

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Panniculitis target tissue

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Subcutaneous fat

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Panniculitis mechanism

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Unclear
Pyogranulomatous inflammation

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Panniculitis presentation

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Soft-fluctuation nodules hat may rupture

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Panniculitis differential diagnosis

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Tumours
Deep infections

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Considerations of CIMDs

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○ Cutaneous marker of a systemic disease
○ Accompanied by other apparently unrelated IMDs

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Where else can vasculitis affect?

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Kidneys - glomerulonephropathy
Joints - Immune-mediated arthropathy
Eyes - retinal haemorrhage

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How to diagnose CIMDs

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○ Exclusion of common differential diagnoses
○ Confirmation of correct histological pattern on histopathology
○ Occasionally need to rely on exclusion alone

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Why is accurate diagnosis of CIMDs essential?

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Most need treatment with drugs that cause varying degrees of immuno-modulatory drugs
○ Adverse effects are common
○ Incorrect treatment for CIMDs may worsen or fail to resolve many infectious diseases

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Exclusion diagnosis

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○ Careful history taking
First lesions
Speed of onset
Comorbidity
○ Rule out the common differential diagnoses
Skin scrapes & hair plucks
Dermatophyte culture
Cytology ± culture
Test treatment (e.g. some parasites)

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