Module 7: Acral lesions Flashcards

1
Q

Acral lesions

A
Acral nevus
Acral lentiginous melanoma
Melanosis
Hematoma
Pigmented wart
Pigmented due to PPDA
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2
Q

What does PPDA stand for?

A

Paraphenylenediamine

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3
Q

Causes of melanosis

A

Peutz Jeghers syn
Laugier Hunziker Baran syn
Drug induced

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4
Q

Parallel furrow pattern

A

Regular - Nevus

Irregular - Melanoma

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5
Q

Parallel ridge pattern

A

Irregular - Melanoma

Regular - Dermal nevus, melanosis, hematoma, wart

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6
Q

Dermal furrow pattern corresponds to …

A

Crista profunda limitans

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7
Q

Derma ridge pattern corresponds to …

A

Crista profunda intermedia

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8
Q

Rule for excising acral lesions

A

Cut perpendicular to furrows

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9
Q

Basic Dermoscopy of parallel pattern

A

Parallel furrow pattern
Lattice like pattern
Fibrillar pattern

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10
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Variants of parallel pattern

A
Single solid line
Single dotted line
Double solid line
Double dotted line
Crista dotted
Crista reticulated
Tram like
Finer parallel
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11
Q

3 distinct parts of sole

A

Weight loading area
Arch area
Marginal area

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12
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Pattern on weigh loading area

A

Fibrillar

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13
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Pattern on arch area

A

Lattice-like

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14
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Pattern on marginal area

A

Crista reticulated

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15
Q

Length of fibril

A

LCos0

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16
Q

Where does each fibril start or end?

A

Furrow

17
Q

Compound nevus - features

A
Junctional component (brown) tends to regress peripherally with aging
Dermal component (blue grey) tend to remain and elevated later in adulthood
18
Q

Melanosis features

A

Homogenous PRP

Often multiple lesions

19
Q

Subcorneal hematoma features

A

Red-black PRP

20
Q

Pigmented wart

A

Central hyperkeratotic

PRP at periphery

21
Q

PPDA

A

Multiple areas

PRP