Subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus Clinical features

Types:  Annular SCLE (urticarial-like eruption)  Papulosquamous SCLE (erythematous scaly plaques with psoriasiform appearance)  Toxic EM-like (Rowell’s syndrome) Clinical features:  Highly photosensitive  Affected areas = sun-exposed aspects: face, V of neck, upper chest and upper back, shoulders, extensors of arms and forearms  Non-scarring  Scaly psoriasiform annular erythematous plaques and papules  Borders may show crusting, vesiculation  Follicular plugging and hyperkeratosis are not prominent

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Teaching Clinic - Dermatological manifestations of systemic diseases Flashcards

- Dermatomyositis - SLE - Chronic painful nodules: panniculitis, medium vessel vasculitis +/- panniculitis - Erythema nodosum - Erythema induratum - Systemic sclerosis - Vascular diseases - Diabetes: acute manifestations and chronic skin disease - cutaneous manifestation of neoplasia - generalized pruritis of systemic disease

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