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Dermatology Final

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Dermatology Final

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  1. 1—PsoriasisPsoriasis
  2. 2—Psoriasis (nail pitting)Psoriasis (nail pitting)
  3. 3—Koebner's Phenomenon
    (psoriasis post-trauma)    Koebner's Phenomenon (psoriasis post-trauma)
  4. 4—Psoriasis Vulgaris (trunk)Psoriasis Vulgaris (trunk)
  5. 5—Psoriasis Vulgaris (extensor surfaces)Psoriasis Vulgaris (extensor surfaces)
  6. 6—Psoriasis Vulgaris
    (knees & extensor surfaces)    Psoriasis Vulgaris (knees & extensor surfaces)
  7. 7—Guttate Psoriasis
    - discrete
    - all over    Guttate Psoriasis - discrete - all over
  8. 8—Guttate Psoriasis (dark skin)
    - discrete
    - all over    Guttate Psoriasis (dark skin) - discrete - all over
  9. 9—Psoriasis
    - pitting
    - onycholysis (nail lifting)    Psoriasis - pitting - onycholysis (nail lifting)
  10. 10—Psoriasis (scalp)Psoriasis (scalp)
  11. 11—Pityriasis Rosea
    - multiple red mac/pap progress to to oval, pink/red with fine scale in center
    - parallel skin tension lines (xmas tree distribution)    Pityriasis Rosea - multiple red mac/pap progress to to oval, pink/red with fine scale in center - parallel skin tension lines (xmas tree ...
  12. 12—Pityriasis Rosea
    - black skin --> hyper pigmented & @ folds (neck), proximal extremities, axillae, & groin    Pityriasis Rosea - black skin --> hyper pigmented & @ folds (neck), proximal extremities, axillae, & groin
  13. 13—Pityriasis RoseaPityriasis Rosea
  14. 14—Herald Patch - Pityriasis Rosea
    - preceded by prodrome (URI)
    - HHV-7    Herald Patch - Pityriasis Rosea - preceded by prodrome (URI) - HHV-7
  15. 15—Herald Patch - Pityriasis Rosea
    DDX:
    - Secondary syphilis (palm/sole [≠ PR], LAD)
    - Tinea corporis
    - Guttate psoriasis
    - Parapsoriasis    Herald Patch - Pityriasis Rosea DDX: - Secondary syphilis (palm/sole [≠ PR], LAD) - Tinea corporis - Guttate psoriasis - Parapsoriasis
  16. 16—Acute Parapsoriasis (PLEVA)
    - recurrent crops 2-4 mm red papules
    - progress --> central crusts
    - can leave depressed scars
    "Chicken Pox that won't heal"    Acute Parapsoriasis (PLEVA) - recurrent crops 2-4 mm red papules - progress --> central crusts - can leave depressed scars "Chicken Po...
  17. 17—PLEVA
    - can be very itchy    PLEVA - can be very itchy
  18. 18Chicken Pox vs. PLEVA Mucosal involvement = ?Chicken Pox (Varicella)
  19. 19Chicken Pox vs. PLEVA NO mucosal involvement = ?PLEVA
  20. 20Chicken Pox vs. PLEVA Lasts 2 weeks = ?Varicella
  21. 21Chicken Pox vs. PLEVA Lasts 9-12 months = ?PLEVA
  22. 22—Chronic Parapsoriasis
    (PLC: pityriasis lichenoides chronica)    Chronic Parapsoriasis (PLC: pityriasis lichenoides chronica)
  23. 23—Chronic Parapsoriasis
    (PLC: pityriasis lichenoides chronica
    - salmon colored
    - oval plaques
    - central thin scale (≠ crust)
    - boxer shorts distribution
    - mimics PR    Chronic Parapsoriasis (PLC: pityriasis lichenoides chronica - salmon colored - oval plaques - central thin scale (≠ crust) - boxer shorts...
  24. 24—PLEVA
    ~ Chicken pox    PLEVA ~ Chicken pox
  25. 25—Lichen Planus
    - polygonal
    - purple-red
    - papules    Lichen Planus - polygonal - purple-red - papules
  26. 26—Lichen Planus
    - polygonal
    - purple-red
    - papules    Lichen Planus - polygonal - purple-red - papules
  27. 27—Lichen Planus
    Nail dystrophy    Lichen Planus Nail dystrophy
  28. 28—Lichen Planus
    Hypertrophic version: thick & scaly    Lichen Planus Hypertrophic version: thick & scaly
  29. 29—Lichen Planus
    Lower legs = scaly plaques    Lichen Planus Lower legs = scaly plaques
  30. 30—Wickham's Striae
    (Lichen Planus)    Wickham's Striae (Lichen Planus)
  31. 31—Lichen Striatus
    - along lines of blascho (migration route)
    - extremity
    - resolve on own over 3-6 months
    - skin colored / pink / brown    Lichen Striatus - along lines of blascho (migration route) - extremity - resolve on own over 3-6 months - skin colored / pink / brown
  32. 32—Lichen StriatusLichen Striatus
  33. 33—SLE - Malar Rash
    Red scaly mac-pap eruption over nose & cheeks    SLE - Malar Rash Red scaly mac-pap eruption over nose & cheeks
  34. 34—SLE - Discoid lesion
    Persistent focal plaques @ face, are & scalp. Nummular w/ atrophy & follicular accentuation. Disfiguring (Seal).    SLE - Discoid lesion Persistent focal plaques @ face, are & scalp. Nummular w/ atrophy & follicular accentuation. Disfiguring (Se...
  35. 35—SLE
    Erythematous scaly plaques on dorsal hand BETWEEN knuckles    SLE Erythematous scaly plaques on dorsal hand BETWEEN knuckles
  36. 36—SLE
    Periungal erythema (dilated blood vessels)    SLE Periungal erythema (dilated blood vessels)
  37. 37—SLE
    Subacute cutaneous lupus erythematous    SLE Subacute cutaneous lupus erythematous
  38. 38—Neonatal LupusNeonatal Lupus
  39. 39—Dermatomyositis
    Gottron's papules: flat-topped, red/purple, scaly nodules OVER knuckles    Dermatomyositis Gottron's papules: flat-topped, red/purple, scaly nodules OVER knuckles
  40. 40—Dermatomyositis
    Heliotrope Rash (periorbital edema)    Dermatomyositis Heliotrope Rash (periorbital edema)
  41. 41—Dermatomyositis
    (rash may precede muscle weakness by months WITHOUT pain)
    Heliotrope Rash    Dermatomyositis (rash may precede muscle weakness by months WITHOUT pain) Heliotrope Rash
  42. 42—Epithelial Cyst
    (Epidermoid / Sebaceous)
    Dilated    Epithelial Cyst (Epidermoid / Sebaceous) Dilated
  43. 43—Dermoid Cyst
    Newborn: lateral border of eyebrow OR in scalp
    More fixed to bone than epidermoid.    Dermoid Cyst Newborn: lateral border of eyebrow OR in scalp More fixed to bone than epidermoid.
  44. 44—Branchial Cyst
    Lateral aspect of neck (defect of embryological closure)    Branchial Cyst Lateral aspect of neck (defect of embryological closure)
  45. 45—MiliaMilia
  46. 46—MiliaMilia
  47. 47—Pilomatricoma - Adnexal tumor
    - cells of HAIR MATRIX
    - NOT fixed
    - blue (?)
    - stretched skin
    - Teeter totter sign (seesaw)    Pilomatricoma - Adnexal tumor - cells of HAIR MATRIX - NOT fixed - blue (?) - stretched skin - Teeter totter sign (seesaw)
  48. 48—Pilomatricoma
    Multi lobar papules
    NOT fixed
    Hard (calcify)    Pilomatricoma Multi lobar papules NOT fixed Hard (calcify)
  49. 49—Syringoma - Adnexal Tumor
    Cells of eccrine sweat glands. Eyelids, cheeks, etc.
    Most common in DOWN Syndrome    Syringoma - Adnexal Tumor Cells of eccrine sweat glands. Eyelids, cheeks, etc. Most common in DOWN Syndrome
  50. 50—Trichoepithelioma
    Cells of HAIR FOLLICLE
    Firm, Benign. Cheeks, nose.
    Confused with acne.    Trichoepithelioma Cells of HAIR FOLLICLE Firm, Benign. Cheeks, nose. Confused with acne.
  51. 51—TrichoepitheliomaTrichoepithelioma
  52. 52—Dermatofibroma
    well-defined. round. often pigmented.
    @ leg/trunk.
    SCAR BALL    Dermatofibroma well-defined. round. often pigmented. @ leg/trunk. SCAR BALL
  53. 53—Dermatofibroma
    PINCH SIGN: lateral pressure produces DIMPLING on its surface
    Area of PREVIOUS TRAUMA (e.g. shaving) -- reactive proliferation of FIBROBLASTS    Dermatofibroma PINCH SIGN: lateral pressure produces DIMPLING on its surface Area of PREVIOUS TRAUMA (e.g. shaving) -- reactive prolifera...
  54. 54—Hypertrophic Scar
    Overgrowth of scar tissue. Remains at site of injury    Hypertrophic Scar Overgrowth of scar tissue. Remains at site of injury
  55. 55—Keloid
    esp. @ earlobe, presternal area, neck, face
    No definition of border (noncompliant of previous scar)
    - shiny & hairless
    - progressively enlarging    Keloid esp. @ earlobe, presternal area, neck, face No definition of border (noncompliant of previous scar) - shiny & hairless - progr...
  56. 56—Neurofibroma
    BUTTON-HOLE sign (dx): involutes into skin
    Benign tumor of nerve sheath cells
    Elephantiasis = whole limb    Neurofibroma BUTTON-HOLE sign (dx): involutes into skin Benign tumor of nerve sheath cells Elephantiasis = whole limb
  57. 57—Plexiform Neurofibroma
    Large clustering of neurofibromas (often gathering of hair in that area). Often associated with neurofibromatosis.    Plexiform Neurofibroma Large clustering of neurofibromas (often gathering of hair in that area). Often associated with neurofibromatosis.
  58. 58—Lipoma
    - soft & squishy
    - SubQ nodules
    - Mobile (UNattached to overlying skin)
    - Solitary
    - Begin in adolescence (≠ children)
    - @ neck, chest, arms (forehead: elderly)    Lipoma - soft & squishy - SubQ nodules - Mobile (UNattached to overlying skin) - Solitary - Begin in adolescence (≠ children) - @ nec...
  59. 59—Granuloma Annulare
    small, firm pap/nod
    Circle / semicircle
    Misdx: ringworm
    Usually solitary (can have multiple)
    @ ankles, WRISTS (aural areas, digits)
    Dusky violaceous or skin-colored hue    Granuloma Annulare small, firm pap/nod Circle / semicircle Misdx: ringworm Usually solitary (can have multiple) @ ankles, WRISTS (aural a...
  60. 60—Granuloma Annulare
    small, firm pap/nod
    Circle / semicircle
    Misdx: ringworm
    Usually solitary (can have multiple)
    @ ankles, wrists (aural areas, digits)
    Dusky violaceous or skin-colored hue    Granuloma Annulare small, firm pap/nod Circle / semicircle Misdx: ringworm Usually solitary (can have multiple) @ ankles, wrists (aural a...
  61. 61—Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG)
    Orange/pink to yellow-brown.
    Soft nodules.
    Often MULTIPLE.
    Large accum. of MACROPHAGES @ dermis
    Also found on trunk, etc.    Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG) Orange/pink to yellow-brown. Soft nodules. Often MULTIPLE. Large accum. of MACROPHAGES @ dermis Also found...
  62. 62—Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG)
    @ IRIS --> glaucoma (hyphema)    Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG) @ IRIS --> glaucoma (hyphema)
  63. 63—Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG)
    Orange/pink to yellow-brown.
    Soft nodules.
    Type of Non-Langerhan's Cell Histiocytosis.    Juvenile Xanthogranuloma (JXG) Orange/pink to yellow-brown. Soft nodules. Type of Non-Langerhan's Cell Histiocytosis.
  64. 64—Pyogenic Granuloma (PG)
    @ Acral areas: hands, fingers, face
    Solitary
    Dull red.
    Firm (perhaps pedunculated)
    BLEEDS easily: increased expression of vascular endothelial growth factor.    Pyogenic Granuloma (PG) @ Acral areas: hands, fingers, face Solitary Dull red. Firm (perhaps pedunculated) BLEEDS easily: increased expre...
  65. 65—Pyogenic Granuloma (PG)
    @ Acral areas
    Solitary. Dull red. Firm nodules.
    May be smooth/glistening...but often ulcerated & crusted if open.    Pyogenic Granuloma (PG) @ Acral areas Solitary. Dull red. Firm nodules. May be smooth/glistening...but often ulcerated & crusted if o...
  66. 66—Langerhan Cell Histiocytosis (LCH)
    Discrete. Papules or nodules.
    Hemorrhage/petechia do NOT blanch
    Red, orange, and/or yellow-brown.
    Seborrheic Distribution.
    Crusted scaling of SCALP, post auricular, perianal, & axillary areas.    Langerhan Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) Discrete. Papules or nodules. Hemorrhage/petechia do NOT blanch Red, orange, and/or yellow-brown. Sebo...
  67. 67—Langerhan Cell Histiocytosis (LCH)
    Organs & lymph nodes may be affected.
    Diagnosis via Biopsy.
    Tx = chemotherapy    Langerhan Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) Organs & lymph nodes may be affected. Diagnosis via Biopsy. Tx = chemotherapy
  68. 68—Congenital Self-Healing Reticulohistiocytosis
    looks like LCH or PG (type of LCH)
    Solitary
    CRATERIFORM central erosion.
    No tx, but monitor over time.    Congenital Self-Healing Reticulohistiocytosis looks like LCH or PG (type of LCH) Solitary CRATERIFORM central erosion. No tx, but monitor...
  69. 69—Benign Cephalic Histiocytosis
    JXG on the head (non-LCH).
    @ Face & neck.
    Resolve during childhood (≠ tx)    Benign Cephalic Histiocytosis JXG on the head (non-LCH). @ Face & neck. Resolve during childhood (≠ tx)
  70. 70—Benign Cephalic Histiocytosis
    JXG on head (non-LCH)
    2-5mm (small)
    Yellow-red to tan papules.    Benign Cephalic Histiocytosis JXG on head (non-LCH) 2-5mm (small) Yellow-red to tan papules.
  71. 71—Kawasaki Disease
    Mucocutaneous & lymph node
    1. Abrupt high fever ≥ 5 days
    2. Eyes: bilateral injection of conjunctiva (NO purulence or crusting)
    3. Mouth: strawberry tongue; erythema
    4. Cervical LAD. 5. Rash: nonspecific
    6. Extremities: red palms/soles, Beau's lines (transverse lines on nail plates)    Kawasaki Disease Mucocutaneous & lymph node 1. Abrupt high fever ≥ 5 days 2. Eyes: bilateral injection of conjunctiva (NO purulence o...
  72. 72—Kawasaki Disease
    Beau's lines    Kawasaki Disease Beau's lines
  73. 73—Kawasaki Disease
    Nonspecific exanthem (no vesicles/crusts)
    Treatment (acute: w/in 10 days of onset)
    1. IVIG
    2. ASA 80-100mg/kg/day (after fever controlled for 4-5 days)
    3. Low dose aspirin 3-5mg/kg/day (continue forever if coronary artery abnormalities)    Kawasaki Disease Nonspecific exanthem (no vesicles/crusts) Treatment (acute: w/in 10 days of onset) 1. IVIG 2. ASA 80-100mg/kg/day (after...
  74. 74—Erythema Multiforme
    TARGET or IRIS lesion (concentric zone of color ∆)
    - preceded by herpes labialis (?): HSV-specific host response
    - NO prodrome.
    - ABRUPT & symmetric    Erythema Multiforme TARGET or IRIS lesion (concentric zone of color ∆) - preceded by herpes labialis (?): HSV-specific host response - NO...
  75. 75—Erythema Multiforme
    TARGET or IRIS lesion (concentric zone of color ∆: central duskiness, crust, or blister)
    DDX: Urticaria
    Sx relief: oral antihistamines
    Recurrent dz: oral acyclovir -NOT steroids    Erythema Multiforme TARGET or IRIS lesion (concentric zone of color ∆: central duskiness, crust, or blister) DDX: Urticaria Sx relief: or...
  76. 76Left = ? Right = ?Left = Erythema Multiform
    - fixed (7 days)
    - NO relief with Epi
    Right = Urticaria
    - transient (< 24 hrs)
    - relief w/ Epi SQ
    - clear center w/ red border    Left = ? Right = ?
  77. 77—Stevens Johnson Syndrome
    Prodrome 1-4 days
    ≥ 2 mucosal sites (oral / eyes)
    HEMORRHAGIC crusts
    Rapid progression to BULLAE & EROSIONS    Stevens Johnson Syndrome Prodrome 1-4 days ≥ 2 mucosal sites (oral / eyes) HEMORRHAGIC crusts Rapid progression to BULLAE &amp; EROSIONS
  78. 78—Stevens Johnson Syndrome
    Etiology
    - Drugs: NSAIDs, Sulfonamids, Anti-convul.
    - Infection: Mycoplasma pneumonia, HSV
    Tx: supportive care    Stevens Johnson Syndrome Etiology - Drugs: NSAIDs, Sulfonamids, Anti-convul. - Infection: Mycoplasma pneumonia, HSV Tx: supportive care
  79. 79—Stevens Johnson Syndrome
    Tender red skin w/ dusky discoloration (lesions are targetoid)    Stevens Johnson Syndrome Tender red skin w/ dusky discoloration (lesions are targetoid)
  80. 80—Urticaria
    Acute. Itchy/burning. Clear in center. Transient.
    Tx: Oral Antihistamine, Epi, Anti-Leukotriene    Urticaria Acute. Itchy/burning. Clear in center. Transient. Tx: Oral Antihistamine, Epi, Anti-Leukotriene
  81. 81—UrticariaUrticaria
  82. 82—UrticariaUrticaria
  83. 83—Angioedema
    SubQ edema; Deep hives.
    Large deep swelling with indistinct borders.
    Eyelids, Lips, Hands.    Angioedema SubQ edema; Deep hives. Large deep swelling with indistinct borders. Eyelids, Lips, Hands.
  84. 84—Dermatographism
    Physical Urticaria    Dermatographism Physical Urticaria
  85. 85—Heat- and Exercise-Induced Urticaria
    (Physical Urticaria)
    Sombrero Lesion: large flare with small central tiny wheal
    Persistent    Heat- and Exercise-Induced Urticaria (Physical Urticaria) Sombrero Lesion: large flare with small central tiny wheal Persistent
  86. 86—Delayed Pressure UrticariaDelayed Pressure Urticaria
  87. 87—Salmon Patch (Nevus simplex)
    "Stork Bite" / "Angel Kisses"
    CAPILLARY Malformation
    Most common
    Face: fade over time...EXCEPT @ NECK    Salmon Patch (Nevus simplex) "Stork Bite" / "Angel Kisses" CAPILLARY Malformation Most common Face: fade over time...EXCEPT @ NECK
  88. 88—Port Wine Stain
    CAPILLARY Malformation
    Lacy. Reticulated. Purple.
    BLANCH. Darker over time.    Port Wine Stain CAPILLARY Malformation Lacy. Reticulated. Purple. BLANCH. Darker over time.
  89. 89—Port Wine Stain
    Capillary Malformation
    Face: hypertrophy, verrucous (warty) after puberty
    Tx: pulsed-dye laser (PDL)    Port Wine Stain Capillary Malformation Face: hypertrophy, verrucous (warty) after puberty Tx: pulsed-dye laser (PDL)
  90. 90—Sturge-Weber Syndrome
    Facial Port Wine Stain in V1 Distribution (unilateral OR bilateral PWS)
    Assoc. with CNS & EYES abnormalities    Sturge-Weber Syndrome Facial Port Wine Stain in V1 Distribution (unilateral OR bilateral PWS) Assoc. with CNS &amp; EYES abnormalities
  91. 91—Sturge-Weber Syndrome
    Capillary Malformation
    V1 distribution (PWS)    Sturge-Weber Syndrome Capillary Malformation V1 distribution (PWS)
  92. 92—Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome
    Overgrowth of extremity associated with PWS, venous malformation, or mixed malformation.
    Soft Tissue Hypertrophy. Swelling.    Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome Overgrowth of extremity associated with PWS, venous malformation, or mixed malformation. Soft Tissue Hypertrop...
  93. 93—Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome
    PWS/Venous/Mixed    Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome PWS/Venous/Mixed
  94. 94—Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome
    Sometimes assoc. with varicose veins.
    PWS/Venous/Mixed    Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome Sometimes assoc. with varicose veins. PWS/Venous/Mixed
  95. 95—Parkes-Weber Syndrome
    Overgrowth of extremity assoc. with arteriovenous malformation (AVM)
    Similar to Kippel-Trenaunay, but
    - higher flow (seen on imaging)
    - pulsatile (AVM)    Parkes-Weber Syndrome Overgrowth of extremity assoc. with arteriovenous malformation (AVM) Similar to Kippel-Trenaunay, but - higher flow...
  96. 96—Venous Malformation
    STATIC (grows only with child, since birth)
    Never regresses    Venous Malformation STATIC (grows only with child, since birth) Never regresses
  97. 97—Venous Malformation
    Can sometimes look like hemangiomas    Venous Malformation Can sometimes look like hemangiomas
  98. 98—Arteriovenous Malformations
    PALPABLE THRILL.
    Rare.
    Frequently over-diagnosed.    Arteriovenous Malformations PALPABLE THRILL. Rare. Frequently over-diagnosed.
  99. 99—Microcystic Lymphatic Malformation
    (lymphangioma circumscriptum)
    If localized, they look like FROG EGGS.
    More infiltrative.
    Difficult to completely excise.    Microcystic Lymphatic Malformation (lymphangioma circumscriptum) If localized, they look like FROG EGGS. More infiltrative. Difficult to ...
  100. 100—Macrocystic Lymphatic Malformation
    (cavernous lymphangioma - cystic hygroma)
    Less infiltrative. More easily excised    Macrocystic Lymphatic Malformation (cavernous lymphangioma - cystic hygroma) Less infiltrative. More easily excised
  101. 101—Cutis Marmorata Telangiectasia Congenita
    More common in DOWN Syndrome.
    Present at birth.
    Stays fixed (fades over time). UNILATERAL. Atrophy of skin/limb. Mottled    Cutis Marmorata Telangiectasia Congenita More common in DOWN Syndrome. Present at birth. Stays fixed (fades over time). UNILATERAL. Atrop...
  102. 102—Hemangioma
    (pictured: white/blue macule)
    Tumor of CAPILLARY endothelium.
    MOST COMMON tumor of infancy
    Rapid growth phase out of proportion to growth of child. Long period of regression.    Hemangioma (pictured: white/blue macule) Tumor of CAPILLARY endothelium. MOST COMMON tumor of infancy Rapid growth phase out of proportio...
  103. 103—HemangiomaHemangioma
  104. 104—Hemangioma
    (pictured: telangiectasia)
    More common if: FEMALE, PREMATURE, CVS, AMNIO    Hemangioma (pictured: telangiectasia) More common if: FEMALE, PREMATURE, CVS, AMNIO
  105. 105—Hemangioma
    (pictured: red papules)    Hemangioma (pictured: red papules)
  106. 106—Hemangioma
    Pictured: superficial
    "strawberry"    Hemangioma Pictured: superficial "strawberry"
  107. 107—Hemangioma
    Pictured: deep
    Soft compressible RUBBERY bluish nodule under skin.    Hemangioma Pictured: deep Soft compressible RUBBERY bluish nodule under skin.
  108. 108—Hemangioma
    Pictured: mixed
    RAPID growth phase: 4-8 wks thru 6-9 m.o.
    Proliferation (6-12 mo): grows slowly & APPROXIMATES GROWTH of infant
    Slow INVOLUTION begins: > 12 mo
    (softer, less warm, flattens out)    Hemangioma Pictured: mixed RAPID growth phase: 4-8 wks thru 6-9 m.o. Proliferation (6-12 mo): grows slowly &amp; APPROXIMATES GROWTH of i...
  109. 109—Hemangioma
    BEARD distribution = AIRWAY involvement    Hemangioma BEARD distribution = AIRWAY involvement
  110. 110—Hemangiomas
    (top left = deep    Hemangiomas (top left = deep
  111. 111—Hemangiomas
    Worry about cartilage destruction    Hemangiomas Worry about cartilage destruction
  112. 112—Ulceration of Hemangioma
    (complication - others include, bleeding, infection [STAPH AUREUS], obstruction of vital fxn, HIGH OUTPUT CARDIAC FAILURE)    Ulceration of Hemangioma (complication - others include, bleeding, infection [STAPH AUREUS], obstruction of vital fxn, HIGH OUTPUT CARDIA...
  113. 113—Involution of HemangiomaInvolution of Hemangioma
  114. 114—Residua of Hemangiomas
    - Hypopigmentation
    - Telangiectasia
    - Fibrofatty deposits
    - Excess skin    Residua of Hemangiomas - Hypopigmentation - Telangiectasia - Fibrofatty deposits - Excess skin
  115. 115—Diffuse Neonatal Hemangiomatosis
    May have HUNDREDS of lesions
    < 2 cm
    May have INTERNAL INVOLVEMENT (e.g. central hypothyroidism    Diffuse Neonatal Hemangiomatosis May have HUNDREDS of lesions &lt; 2 cm May have INTERNAL INVOLVEMENT (e.g. central hypothyroidism
  116. 116—Spider Telangiectasia
    Red/pink ill-defined macule
    @ cheeks, nose, posterior hands
    BLANCH completely w/ pressure (put glass slide over it to make sure)    Spider Telangiectasia Red/pink ill-defined macule @ cheeks, nose, posterior hands BLANCH completely w/ pressure (put glass slide over it ...
  117. 117—Spider Telangiectasia
    Sun-exposed area
    2-6 yo kids
    Fair-skinned individuals
    Dilation of CENTRAL feeding ARTERIOLE w/ multiple radiating capillaries.    Spider Telangiectasia Sun-exposed area 2-6 yo kids Fair-skinned individuals Dilation of CENTRAL feeding ARTERIOLE w/ multiple radiating c...

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