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We hope this is just the beginning of many more exciting adventures ahead!
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@Janetbirdope Ragged cuticles, telangiectasias of the proximal nail fold and Periungual erythema (Gottron sign) are characteristic of Connective tissue diseases especially Dermatomyositis ..
@dermatology Pityriasis rubra pilaris (PRP) follicular, hyperkeratotic, orange to red papules; and erythroderma with islands of sparing. With this presentation mostly he would had palmoplantar keratoderma
@sebpoule Case of stasis dermatitis with vascular compromise of this limb resulting in venous ulcer near the medial malleolus.. secondary bacterial infection is common with this kind of presentation, multifactorial and therapeutic options must address and eliminate all these factors
@BrownHospMed or the patient's physical inability to scratch. Clinically, the eruption is suspected when there is marked thickening and crusting of the skin, particularly on the hands, although the entire body including the face and scalp is often involved.
@BrownHospMed Scrofula is an old term referring for tuberculosis infection of lymph nodes in the neck, known as cervical tuberculosis lymphadenopathy. Cervical lymph nodes (92%) most common region affected by TB. supraclavicular group (29.4%) most common group enlarged due to TB.
@docpiyush Atrophoderma vermiculatum, association with certain genetic disorders like Down syndrome , Ehler danlos syndrome, Marfan syndrome, melkerson rosenthal syndrome, rombo syndrome, Neurofibromatosis…