LP Flashcards
1
Q
Nail changes in LP
A
5-10%
2
Q
Esophageal LP
A
1%, MC in F
Most have oral
Dysphasia and wt loss
Mid esophagus MC
3
Q
% with oral LP who will have skin lesions
A
10-15% Women MC (75%)
4
Q
Per Andrews MC oral form is
A
Ulcerative, buccaneers mucosa in 90%
5
Q
Oral lichenoid reactions also seen with
A
Cinnamates and spearmint
6
Q
Cutaneous lesions in VVG syndrome
A
20-40%
7
Q
VVG associated with
A
Autoimmune, usually thyroid (not seen in regular LP)
8
Q
Liver conditions associated with LP
A
Hep C, hep b vaccination, primary biliary cirrhosis
HLA-DR6
9
Q
Adult LS
A
More papulovesicular, multiple regions, resolves more rapidly (2 mo), relapse more frequently, more spongiotic
Some call adult blaschkitis = grosshans-marot disease
10
Q
ECM-1 ab found in % of lichen sclerosis pts
A
80%, titer correlates with disease
