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- 2. Q1: patient is a known case of AML, suddenly developed fever and the following lesions • What is the diagnosis? • What is the best treatment?
- 3. Q3 • Name 4 common adult causes for this condition • Name 2 other pediatric causes for this condition (other than the 4 adult causes that you mentioned)
- 4. Q3: patient developed this rash 10 days after starting phenytoin • What are the criteria used to give a prognostic score for this patient
- 5. Q4 • What is this presentation called? • Name 4 conditions that may cause such a presentation
- 6. Q5: single lesion • Diagnosis • Name one variant
- 7. Q6: patient has recurrent oral ulcers and genital ulcers • Name 3 other skin features of this condition • Name 3 ocular features of this condition
- 8. Q7: developed in puberty • Diagnosis? • Possible complication?
- 9. Q8 • Diagnosis? • Based on the location, what syndrome would you like to rule out?
- 10. Q9: painful, bleeding • Name 3 causes • Name 3 treatment options
- 11. Q10: Diagnosis?
- 12. Q11: pruritic lesions in axilla • Diagnosis? • 2 treatment options
- 13. Q12 • Name 4 other variants of this condition
- 14. Q13 • Name the antibody involved in this condition • Name the most common cause of death in this condition
- 15. Q14 • What do you call this presentation? • Name 2 infectious, 2 neoplastic, 2 depositional causes of this presentation
- 16. Q15 • Name 3 OTHER variants of this condition • Name one treatment
- 17. Q16 • Diagnosis? • Name one distinctive histological finding
- 18. Q17 • Diagnosis? • Name one associated syndrome?
- 19. Q18: lesion on the head since birth • Name one gene associated • Name one syndrome associated • Name one secondary tumour that may arise from this lesion
- 20. Q19 • What is your differential diagnosis? • What tests/examinations would you do to narrow the differential?
- 21. Q20: acute onset with fever • What is the diagnosis? • How would you treat this patient?
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- 1- sweet, 2- oral steroids
- Case is exfoliative erythroderma
- SCORTEN criteria for SJS/TEN
- 1- Atrophie blanche, 2- SLE, venous disease, antiphospholipid, livedoid vasculopathy etc..
- Spitz nevus
- Behcets disease
- 1- nevus of ota, 2- ocular melanoma
- 1- infantile hemangioma. 2- PHACES syndrome
- Pyogenic granuloma
- Glomus tumor
- Fox fordyce
- morphea
- 1- anticollagen 2 antibodies, 2- tracheal involvement
- Leonine facies
- angiokeratomas
- syringoma
- 1-macular amyloidosis, 2- sipple syndrome
- Nevus sebaceus. 1- NRAS/HRAS, 2- schimmelpenning, 3-trichoblastoma, BCC, syringocystadenoma
- Case is erythrasma, but the question is more about the differential and how to approach