2. PARTICULARS
➤ 14 year old boy
➤ Resident of east Delhi
Chief complaints of:
1.Multiple Joint Pains for 15 days
2. Fever for 10 days
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3. HOPI:
➤Joint pains:
➤For 15 days
➤initially B/L ankle, not a/w swelling or redness,
➤then progressed to B/L shoulder joint->wrist->knee-
>small joint in symmetric fashion
➤severe in intensity,
➤causing restriction of movement
➤relieved by medication
➤affecting sleep and activity
4. HOPI:
➤ FEVER:
➤ For 10 days, high grade, undocumented, continuous, relieved
by medication
➤ onset 5 days after joint pains started
➤ not a/w chills
➤ Accompanied with rash, throat pain, difficulty in swallowing,
generalised body ache
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5. RASH
➤ started as vesicles on lower extremities as vesicles, 10 days
ago with onset of fever,
➤ on day of admission developed rashes over trunk-reddish, 3x4
cm, asymmetric, flat, non-itchy.
➤ started on Lower extremities—>trunk—> upper extremities
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6. OTHER HISTORY
➤ oral medication from OPD for 2 days on opd basis- Antipyretic [paracetemol]
➤ Admitted in PVT nursing home from 11-06-2018 to 16-06-2018
➤ Given- IV fluid/iv antibiotic/iv antipyretics-referred pediatrician.
➤ Seen by Pediatrician-Oral prednisolone +PCM + Cefixime
➤ Outside Investigation- Hb- normal, TLC-normal ,Platelet-1.20 lakh, blood-c/s- sterile, Urine r/m-normal, KFT-
Normal , LFT-Normal
➤ MTX-NR, Chest-X-ray =normal, USG-normal
➤ Parents brought to Max hospital on 19 June 2018, as fever and joint pains persisted and child was uneasy.
7. NO HISTORY OF
➤ headache, blurred vision, abnormal behaviour, vomiting.
➤ burning micturition
➤ cold/cough
➤ palpitation, breathlessness
➤ reddishness of eyes
➤ swelling at any site
➤ oral ulcers
➤ loose stools or constipation
➤ recent weight loss
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8. PAST HISTORY
No h/o
➤ similar complaints in the past,
➤ previous hospitalisation or surgery,
➤ prolonged medication.
➤ TB contact
9. Family history:
➤ only child
➤ h/o hypertension in mother
➤ no h/o similar illness in the past
Personal history:
➤ Goes to school 9th grade
➤ Good in studies
10. Diet history:
➤ non-Vegetarian by diet
➤ Calorie and pr Intake adequate
Socio-Economic
➤ Modified Kuppuswami scale- upper middle class
11. ➤Birth and Developmental history was normal
➤immunisation done from family paediatrician
➤last vaccine at 5 years
13. GPE [AT ARRIVAL]
➤ Conscious, well oriented to time, place and person
➤ uncomfortable, restricting movement
➤ Resp Rate- 20/min; no signs of distress
➤ SpO2: 99 % on room air
➤ pulse= 102/min, good volume, regular, all peripheral
palpable, no RR, RF delay
➤ BP=on arrival: 120/82 mm of mercury on, in left
brachial artery in supine position;
➤ Temp- 101 F in right axilla
15. HEAD TO TOE EXAMINATION
➤head normal- no dysmorphism
➤rash- multiple maculopapular, asymmetrical, non-blanchable, non-
scaly, non-friable rash, present all over the body, with healing seen
over lower extremities.
➤hairs and nails normal
➤eyes normal, no congestion
➤oral cavity normal
➤BCG scar +
➤spine normal
➤joint/muscles- no joint swelling or redness. child restricting movement
due to pain. no gross muscle wasting
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16. Cns exam:
➤ higher functions- normal
➤ Motor and sensory examination- normal
➤ Reflexes- normal
➤ meningeal signs- absent
Systemic examination:
17. Per abdomen:
➤all quadrants moving normally,umbillicus
central, no visible veins, rash or lump seen.
All hernial sites intact, genitalia normal.
➤soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly
➤no fluid thrill
➤bowel sounds normal
18. Respiratory System :
➤ chest b/l symmetrical in shape
➤ trachea central
➤ air entry b/l equal on auscultation
➤ no adventitious sounds
Cardiovascular System:
➤ Precordium looks normal
➤ apex beat palpated at 5th ICS @MCL
➤ no thrill or parasternal heaves
➤ s1s2 heard on auscultation
➤ no murmurs present
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19. SUMMARY
➤ A 14 year old boy presented with ℅ multiple joint pains for 15
days, gradually involving major joints and restricting
movement, and fever for 10 days, a/w rash present over lower
extremities and trunk. General and Systemic examination was
normal.
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21. ADMISSION
➤ Started on IV Fluid / I.V. antibiotic(ceftriaxone)/ oral analgesic
➤ Oral Naproxen added
➤ Vitals charting 2 hrly
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24. COURSE DURING HOSPITAL STAY-D1
➤ Started on IV fluid/ inj. Ceftriaxone/ IV analgesics
➤ BP-record(2-4 hrly),on higher side- 130/80 mmHg
➤ BP- Fluctuating- After 12 hours of admission had record of 170/110
mmHg associated with perspiration, palpitation and discomfort
➤ ECG-normal
➤ Shifted to PICU and labetolol infusion started
➤ Another oral antihypertensive started(amlodipine)
25. D2 –OF ADMISSION…
➤ BP- controlled
➤ Infusion of labetolol tapered over 24hrs
➤ Fever- persisting
➤ Joints pain +
An opinion from Endocrinologist Urine VMA, S.
cortisol,
Cardiologist opinion ECHO- normal
26. ➤ USG-KUB with renal doppler- normal
➤ Urine R/M- RBC + , No dysmorphic RBCs.
➤ ASO-normal
➤ CRP+
➤ ESR- increased
32. FURTHUR PLAN:
➤ Nephrologists- opinion for renal involvement
➤ Renal biopsy done-Report awaited
➤ INDICATION: Any patient ‘with SLE’ who has clinical or
laboratory evidence of active nephritis, especially with the
first episode of nephritis, requires Renal Biopsy.
➤ Child seen by rheumatologist advised oral HCQ + oral
steroid
➤ On D3-D4- symptoms of pain decreased, fever subsided,
well being improved
➤ Planned for Discharge on oral steroids[prednisolone &
hydroxycholoroquine]
33. KIDNEY BIOPSY
1. GBM is of normal thickness with patent capillary lumens which are not
bloodless or sclerosed.-
2.Mesangium - Shows increased cellularity. - Marked endocapillary
proliferationwith polymorphs and occasional neutrophilic
karyorrhectic debris seen.
3. No organized deposits,extracapillary proliferation or fibrinoid necrosis is
seen.
4. Tubulo-interstitium:- Tubules - Show protein reabsorption droplets.
5. Interstitium - No significant infiltrate seen.
34. IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE
Following immunostaining pattern is noted -
1.IgA =2 + mesangial and capillary wall;
2.granular IgG =3 + mesangial and capillary wall;
3.coarse granular IgM =2+mesangial and capillary wall;
4.granular C3 =2 + mesangial and capillary wall;
5.granular C1q =2 + mesangial and capillary wall;
6.granular Kappa lightchains=3 + mesangial and capillary wall;
7.granular Lambda light chains =3 +mesangialand capillary wall;
IMPRESSION: -Lupus Nephritis - Class IV-G
History
Acute cutaneous lupus erythematosus (ACLE) can be classified into the following three categories:
Localized ACLE
Generalized ACLE
Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN)–like ACLE
Primary lesions in ACLE therefore include the classic facial malar rash, confluent erythema and edema, erythematous macules and papules that eventually become confluent, morbilliform macules and papules in a generalized photo-distributed pattern, bullous lesions resembling TEN, and erythema multiforme–like lesions (Rowell syndrome). [7]
The facial rash of ACLE includes the malar area and the cheeks and always spares the nasolabial folds. Other sites of involvement include the forehead, periorbital area, and sides of the neck, essentially all the areas that are exposed to the sun.
Generalized ACLE, although less common, presents as a erythematous morbilliform rash on exposed parts of the body, such as the extensor surfaces of the hand. Classically, it spares the knuckles.
Sometimes, vesicles and bullae on erythematous skin resembling Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)/TEN can be seen because the inflammatory infiltrate is so severe. [8]
Superficial oral ulcers of the posterior surface of the hard palate are seen most commonly. Occasionally, buccal and gingival mucosae and the tongue may be involved.
Note that ACLE may coexist with other lupus erythematosus–specific skin diseases. In about 20% of cases, ACLE and subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus (SCLE) coexist. However, the occurrence of ACLE with chronic cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CCLE) is unusual.