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Systemic lupus erythematosus: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia
- occurs in up to 85% of SLE patients. Butterfly rash – erythematous, often blotchy and found over the cheek and across the nose. Typically, the nasolabial fold is spared. Other lesions such as maculopapular, discoid , splinter haemorrhages, dilated capillaries at the nail base, angioneurotic oedema and livido reticularis can also occur.
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**SLE (Lupus) - Butterfly rash over bridge of face, reddish, joint and muscle pain **Parkinsons disease - mask like face expression, decreased blinking, head and trunk flexed forward, resting tremors and flexor contractures. Facial nerve palsy - Packy dermal periostoses - Cranial disostoses - …
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Patients with systemic lupus erythematosus can present with both cutaneous and oral manifestations. Manifestations may include a malar rash; also known as a butterfly . Oral Manifestations of 4. rash (see Figure 2) and discoid rashes which are round-like rashes usually found on the neck, face, chest, scalp, or orally (see Figure 1) (Labady et ...
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[DOC File]Cutaneous lesions of the digits in systemic lupus ...
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Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects about 16,000 people a year and is a major public health concern within the United States and around the world. ... This rash is nicknamed a butterfly rash because of the location on the face starting from one cheek going across the bridge of the nose onto the other ...
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Butterfly rash of SLE: note butterfly-shaped rash over malar surfaces and bridge of nose, either a blush with swelling or scaly, red, maculopapular lesions. Children. Hydrocephaly: anterior fontanelle bulges and eyes may deviate downward (classic “SETTING SUN” sign). Transillumination of the skull in advanced cases produces a glow of light ...
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Characteristic, pathognomonic, skin rash(es)- dusky, red- may appear in malar distribution mimicking the “classic” SLE “butterfly rash” Erythema also occurs over other areas of face, neck, shoulders, and upper chest and back- (shawl sign) Periorbital edema with a purplish hue- heliotrope rash
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[DOC File]PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS LECTURE – THE SKIN EXAM
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Systemic LE (SLE) autoimmune antibody/antigen complex deposition with Type III inflammation. drug induced. hydralazine. procainamide. isoniazid INH. 4 or more ARA criteria for diagnosis: malar ("butterfly") rash with sun exposure. discoid lesions. photosensitivity. oral ulcers. arthritis. serositis (pleuritis, pericarditis) renal disease
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[DOC File]Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
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Butterfly rash of SLE. This is a chronic autoimmune disorder characterised by the production of a range of autoantibodies, most commonly ANA. Commoner in young women. Patients may present as a new diagnosis or with a flare up of the disease. Clinical features (in descending order of frequency); Constitutional fever, malaise, weight loss
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