Skin and Systematic Disease Flashcards

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skin signs of GI disease

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what are GI genetic conditions causing skin manifestations?

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Hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia

Ehlers danlos (collagen) – poor collagen in blood vessel = likely to burst and bleed

Pseudo xanthoma elasticum (elastic)

Blue rubber bleb naevus

-> GI haemorrhage

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What GI Inflammatory/Autoimmune cause skin manifestions?

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Malignant atrophic papulosis (degos disease) – GI haemorrhage

Erythema nodosum

Pyoderma gangrenosum

> IBD

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what vitamin deficiencies cause skin manifestations?

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Scurvy/Beriberi

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Skin signs of endocrine disease

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what skin manifestations does diabetes cause?

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  • Acanthosis nigricans
  • Diabetic bullae
  • Diabetic dermopathy
  • Eruptive xanthomas
  • Necrobiosis lipoidica
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what skin manifestations does thyroid disorders cause?

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  • Hyperthyroid - Thyroid acropachy
  • Hypothyroid - Pre-tibial Myxoedema
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what are autoimmune conditions cause skin manifestations?

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Cutaneous lupus

Cutaneous vasculitis

Alopecia

Vitiligo

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how does cutaneous lupus present?

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Lupus has different types of presentations

Cutaneous – Butterfly rash

  • Plaques with clear margins
  • Photosensitivity
  • Negative antibodies

may be drug related

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what causes Vasculitic rashes?

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Small vessel vasculitis (commonest)

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what is alopecia and what are some differnetial diagnosis?

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Alopecia areata

T-lymphocyte, cytokine rejection of hair

Totalis - total hair loss

Universalis

Differential dx:

  • Scarring alopecia
  • Androgenic alopecia
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what is Vitiligo?

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Segmental

Generalised

Destruction of melanocytes

Associated with other autoimmune conditions

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do skin conditions have an association with an underlying malignancy?

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Some skin conditions have stronger associations with underlying malignancy, while others have less strong association

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there may be an underlying malignancy in most cases in what diseases?

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Carcinoid Syndrome

Ectopic ACTH

Pagets disease

Paraneoplastic pemphigus

Acquired hypertrichosis

Erythema Gyratum Repens

Bazex Syndrome

Leser Trelat

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what is Carcinoid Syndrome?

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  • Episodic flushing, mins -hours - No sweating (unlike menopause)
  • Facial telangiectasia
  • GI carcinoid = liver mets
  • Bronchial, ovarian = can occur with no liver mets
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what is Ectopic ACTH syndrome?

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  • Tumour production of ACTH leads to generalised hyperpigmentation
  • ACTH -> Inc. MSH -> release of melanin from melanocytes
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what is Pagets & Extra-Mammary Pagets

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—Paget’s Disease

  • Eczematous Plaque (nipple/Areola)
  • Extension of underlying ductal adenocarcinoma

Extra-Mammary Pagets

  • Usually axilla or ano-genital areas
  • Intraepithelial adenoca in ¾ cases
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what is Paraneoplastic Pemphigus?

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Erosive stomatitis, rash

Auto-antibodies driven

Non-hodgkins, Castlemans disease

Pemphigus – autoimmune blistering condition

Haemorrhagic erosions on lips and inside the mouth

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what is Acquired hypertrichosis lanuginosa?

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Acute onset of lanugo hairs at face & body

Colorectal ca > lung > breast, usually advanced

very rare

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what is Erythema Gyratum Repens?

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Concentric erythematous lesions

Associated with Lung ca > Oesophageal,Breast

Very rarely with -Mycobacteial infection, Pregnancy

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what is Bazex Syndrome?

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  • Symmetrical hyperkeratosis of extremities - Acrokeratosis neoplastica
  • Resembles psoriasis, non-specific fx on skin biopsy
  • SCC: Bronchial, oropharyngeal, Gastric, colon, biliary adenocarcinomas
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what is Leser-Trelat?

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—Eruptive seborrhoeic keratosis

—GI adenocarcinomas

23
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what are conditions associated with cancer?

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Acanthosis Nigricans

Dermatomyositis

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what is Acanthosis Nigricans?

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Can preceed malignancy (gastric adenocarcinoma). ?related to by-products. Concern if:—

—Older patient, rapid onset

—Involves lips

—Weight loss

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what is Dermatomyositis?

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• Inflammatory myopathy + rash:

  • Periorbital heliotrope rash
  • Gottrons papules: red maculo-papular lesions over bony prominences
  • Shawl sign
  • Photosensitive
  • Asso with -Ovarian, breast, lung ca
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what are ocnditions that may be associated with a malignancy?

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Bullous pemphgoid

Sweets Syndrome

Pyoderma gangrenosum

Acquired ichthyosis

Cryoglobulinaemia

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pictures showing

  • Bullous pemphigoid
  • Sweets syndrome (esp AML)
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pictures showing:

  • Pyoderma gangrenosum
  • Acquired ichthyosis
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29
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Genetic tumour syndromes

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Peutz-Jeghers (d/d- HHT): melanosis, colon hamartomas, colon ca

Muir-Torre: sebaceous tumours, keratoacanthomas, GI, breast, GU

Neurofibromatosis: Café au lait, Ax freckles, Neurofibromas, nerve sheath, phaeoCCyT, carcinoid

MEN syndromes: angiofibromas, neuromas, lichen or macular amyloid (MEN2), endocrine, P’s

Howel-Evans: palmoplantar keratoderma, oesophageal, Thickening of the skin of the palms and soles