Skin Ulcers

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Skin Ulcers
  1. Histology of the skin
    1. Epidermis
      1. Cells
        1. Keratinocytes
          1. Melanocytes
            1. Langerhan's cells
              1. Merkel cells
              2. Layers
                1. Stratum Basale
                  1. Stratum spinosum
                    1. Stratum granulosum
                      1. Stratum Lucidum
                        1. Stratum Corneum
                          1. Found in thick skin only
                2. Dermis
                  1. Layers
                    1. Papillary
                      1. Reticular
                    2. Hypodermis
                      1. Subcutaneous layer deep to the skin, composed of adipose and areolar connective tissue
                      2. Glands
                        1. Eccrine (sweat glands)
                          1. Apocrine (after puberty)
                            1. Holocrine (sebaceous glands)
                            2. Hair
                              1. Medulla
                                1. Cortex
                                  1. Cuticle
                                2. Skin Functions
                                  1. Protection
                                    1. Sensation
                                      1. Thermo-regulation
                                        1. Secretion
                                        2. Types of skin lesions
                                          1. Macule:Flat lesion with well circumscribed change in color < 1cm
                                            1. Patch : Macule >1cm
                                              1. Papule: Raised solid skin lesion < 1cm
                                                1. Plaque:Papule > 1cm
                                                  1. Vesicle:Small blister containing fluid < 1cm
                                                    1. Bulla:Large blister containing fluid > 1cm
                                                      1. Pustule:Vesicle containing pus
                                                        1. Wheal:Transient smooth papule/plaque
                                                          1. Scale:Scaling off the corneum
                                                            1. Crust:Dry exudate
                                                            2. Dermatological changes
                                                              1. Hyperkeratosis: Increased corneum thickness
                                                                1. Parakeratosis:Retention of nuclei in corneum
                                                                  1. Hypergranulosis: Increased granulosum thickness
                                                                    1. Spongiosis: Transient smooth papule/plaque
                                                                      1. Acantholysis:Separation of epidermal cells
                                                                        1. Acanthosis: Epidermal hyperplasia
                                                                        2. Skin cancer
                                                                          1. Squamous cell carcinoma
                                                                            1. Ulcer with a necrotic base and everted edges, keratin pearls on histopathology
                                                                            2. Basal cell carcinoma
                                                                              1. Rodent ulcer with rolled in edges, basal cells with pallisading pattern
                                                                              2. Melanoma
                                                                                1. significant metastasis, ABCDE's to diagnose it
                                                                              3. Leishmeniasis
                                                                                1. Investigations
                                                                                  1. Amastigotes in tissues using giemsa stain
                                                                                    1. Bone Marrow aspirate test (Sensitivity 54-86%)
                                                                                      1. Splenic aspirate is most sensitive (96-98%)
                                                                                      2. Management
                                                                                        1. Sodium stingluconate
                                                                                          1. Meglumine antimoniate
                                                                                            1. Miltefosine
                                                                                              1. Amphotericin
                                                                                                1. Paromomycin
                                                                                                2. Types
                                                                                                  1. Cutaneous
                                                                                                    1. The lesions typically evolve from papules to nodular plaques to ulcerative lesions, with a raised border and central depression
                                                                                                    2. Visceral
                                                                                                      1. Symptoms range from: severe hepatosplenomegaly, irregular bouts of fever, hyperpigmented granulomatus areas on the skin, weight loss (Kala-Azar)
                                                                                                      2. Mucocutaneous
                                                                                                        1. lesions can lead to partial or total destruction of the mucous membranes of the nose, mouth and throat cavities and surrounding tissues
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