Skin Manifestations and Malignancies of HIV Flashcards
Features of seborrhoeic dermatitis
eczematous skin reaction to melasezzia furfur typically affecting scalp, nasal creases, eyebrows and chest
Features of KS (3)
HHV-8
purplish-red nodules
cutaneous lesions affect face, oral cavity and perineum
Features of nodular prurigo
red papules>chronic nodules
areas affected by molluscum (2)
seen extragenitally in immunocompromised
esp. in bearded area
Opportunistic fungal infections in HIV (3)
penicillium marnefi
cryptococcus neoformans
histoplasma capsulatum
All skin manifestations of HIV (14)
seborrhoeic dermatitis
KS
eosinophilic folliculitis
non-specific pruritus
nodular prurigo
drug rashes
HPV
molluscum
HSV
candidiasis
tinea
scabies
syphilis
opportunistic fungal infections
AIDS-defining malignancies
high-grade B-cell NHL (including AIDS-related primary cerebral lymphoma)
KS
invasive cervical ca.
Other AIDS-related malignancies (4)
HPV-driven
KSHV
EBV
other: seminoma, lung ca.
(NB incidence of all ca. increased in HIV)
HPV-driven ca, (4)
cervical
anal
VIN
head and neck ca.
Features of KSHV infection (2)
KS
Castleman’s:
- hepatosplenomegaly
- lymphadenopathy
Features of EBV infection (3)
NHL
PCL
Hodgkin’s
Subtypes of systemic lymphoma (2)
2/3 Burkitt’s
1/3 diffuse large cell
Presentation of systemic lymphoma (3)
nodal disease
GI disease
effusions
Rx of systemic lymphoma
chemo+cART
Features and prognosis of PCL
NHL confined to cranio-spinal axis w/o systemic involvement
poor prognosis