Keratization Disorders (Santoro) Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Cornification

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  • Process takes about 21-22 days
  • Forms the stratum corneum
  • Keratinization → formation of lamellar bodies → synthesis of keratohyalin granules → formation of cornified envelop
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Seborrhea

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  • Clinical sign, NOT a disease (but can be in the name of a disease, i.e. primary seborrhea)
  • Nonspecific term that refers to almost any dermatosis
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Hormonal regulation of sebum production

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  • Incr. by androgens, thyroid, progesterone
  • Decr. by corticosteroids, estrogens
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Dietary influence on sebum production

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Fat deficiency → initial decr. and then incr. (experimental)

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Factors controling sebum production

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  • Hormonal regulation
  • Dietary influence
  • Low levels of vitamin A
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Sebum composition

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  • Sterol
  • Diester waxes
  • Free cholesterol
  • Triglycerides
  • Fatty acids
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Seborrhea sicca

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Excessive scale formation

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Seborrhea oleosa

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Excessive secretions of grease on skin & hairs

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Seborrheic dermatitis

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Excessive presence of scales of grease w/ inflammation

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Cause of primary seborrhea

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Inherited dz (genetic component). Clinical signs usually start at a very young age.

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Cause of secondary seborrhea

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Induced by diseases or external stimuli

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Causes & pathogenesis of seborrhea

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  • Inflammation
    • release of histamine, cytokines, LTB4, PGE2
  • Endocrinopathies
    • Hormones incr. cell proliferation
  • Nutrition
  • Environmental factors
    • Excessive bathing
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Clinical signs of seborrhea

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  • Generalized or localized
  • Seborrhea sicca
  • Seborrhea oleosa
  • Seborrheic dermatitis
  • Ceruminous otitis
  • 2º infections
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Types of primary seborrhea

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  • Idiopathic seborrhea
  • Ichthyosis
  • Zinc responsive dermatitis type I
  • Feline idiopathic dermatitis
  • Schnauzer comedo syndrome
  • Acrodermatitis
  • Exfoliative CLE
  • Epidermal dysplasia
  • Vit. A responsive seborrhea
  • Sebaceous adenitis
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Types of secondary seborrhea

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  • Allergy
  • Pyoderma
  • Dermatophytosis
  • Malassezia dermatitis
  • Scabies
  • Demodicosis
  • Pemphigus complex
  • Zinc responsive dermatitis type II
  • Endocrinopathies
  • Cutaneous lymphoma
  • Necrotic migratory erythema
  • Feline acne
  • Feline thymoma-associated exfoliative dermatitis
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Primary (idiopathic) seborrhea pathogenesis

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  • Keratinization/cornification defect
    • Not well understood
    • Acceleration of keratinization process
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Primary (idiopathic) seborrhea common breeds

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  • Cocker Spaniel
  • English Springer Spaniel (?)
  • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
  • Shar Pei
  • Labrador Retriever
  • West Highland White Terrier
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Primary (idiopathic) seborrhea clinical signs

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  • Greasy skin w/ scales, comedones, follicular casts, otitis
  • Dry skin (Dobermans, Irish Setters)
  • Skin infections common
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Primary (idiopathic) seborrhea diagnosis

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Exclusion of secodary seborrhea

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Primary (idiopathic) seborrhea treatment

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  • Keratocytic/keratoplastic shampoo
  • Antimicrobial shampoo
  • Oral retinoids (isotretinoin)
  • Fatty acids (topical or in food)
  • Abx or antifungals
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Zn responsive dermatosis type I breed predilection

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  • Alaskan malamute
  • Samoyeds
  • Siberian husky
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Zn responsive dermatosis type I pathogenesis

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Inherited impariment to absorb and metabolize zinc

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Zn responsive dermatosis type I clinical signs

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  • 1-3 yrs old
  • Erythema
  • Alopecia
  • White-grey scales and crusts
  • Hyperkeratotic foot pads
  • Mucocutaneous junctions of face and pressure points
  • Malassezia and bacterial infections common
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Zn responsive dermatosis type II predilection

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Rapidly growling, large breed puppies

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Zn responsive dermatosis type II pathogenesis
Unbalanced diet high in phytates or minerals that chelate zinc
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Zn responsive dermatosis type II clinical signs
* Thick, well demarcated plaques & crusts * Periocular and perioral areas & genitalia * +/- enlarged lymph nodes * Malassezia and bacterial infections common
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Zn responsive dermatosis treatment
* Keratolytic/keratoplastic shampoos * Antimicrobial shampoos * Zn supplement * Abx, antifungals
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Schnauzer comedo syndrome clinical signs
* Multiple comedones on dorsal midline * Alopecia * Erythema * Crusted papules * Follicular cysts * 2º infections
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Schnauzer comedo syndrome treatment
* Keratolytic/keratoplastic shampoos * Antimicrobial shampoos * Oral retinoids (isotretinoin) * Abx, antifungals
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Malassezia species
* Budding yeast * Commensal of skin and ears * Incr. number in humid, warm conditions * Commensal relationship w/ staph
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Malassezia predisposing factors
* Incr. humidity, warm * Primary dz that incr. sebum production, inflammation, and/or alter surface barrier * allergies, keratinization defects, endocrinopaties, infection * Skin folds * Breed
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Malassezia clinical presentation
* Pruritis/erythema * Scaling/seborrhea * Paronchia * Lichenification/hyperpigmentation * Ventral body (neck, axillae, abdomen) * Face, ear pinnae * Feet, forelegs * Skin folds * Otitis externa/media
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Malassezia diagnosis
* Cytology * Scotch tape * Impression smear on oozing areas * Swabs for ears * (sample may be fatty so heat fix before Difquick)
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Malassezia treatment
Kill the yeast and the seborrhea will go away
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Seborrhea sicca topical treatment
* Moisturizing - emollient vs. humectant * Hypoallergenic * Oatmeal * Lanolin * Sulfur +/- salicylic acid * Antimicrobial
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Seborrhea oleosa topical treament
* Selenium sulfate * Sulfur +/- salicylic acid * Tar * Benzoyl peroxide * Antimicrobial
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Keratoplastic
Decr. DNA → decr. mitosis → decr. cell ontogenesis
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Keratolytic
Decr. cohesion between corneocytes → incr. desquamation
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Emollient
Moisturize the skin → decr. transepithelial water loss * Vegetable oils, animal oils, silicon, waxes, hydrocarbons
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Humectant
Moisturize the skin → decr. transepithelial water loss and reall water from dermis and environment * propylene glycol, glycerin, colloidal oatmeal, urea, sodium lactate, lactic acid
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Benzoyl peroxide
* Keratolytic * Antibacterial * Degreasing * Aggressive use can cause irritation * Bleaching agent
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Selenium sulfate
* Selson Blue * Keratolytic * Keratoplastic * Degreasing * Antifungal (malassezia)
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Sulfur
* Keratolytic * Keratoplastic * Degreasing * Antimicrobial * Antiparasitic * Antifungal * Synergistic w/ salicylic acid
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Salicylic acid
* Shampoo 0.1-2% * Keratoplastic * Antipruritic * Bacteriostatic * Shampoo 3-6% * Keratolytic * Synergistic w/ sulfur
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Tar
* Keratolytic * Keratoplastic * Degreasing * Side effects * malodourous * irritant and photosensitizing * carcinogenic
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Phytosphingosine
* Pro-ceramide * naturally in skin * Anti-inflammatory * Antimicrobic
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Novasomes & spherulites
* Nanoparticles * Adhere to skin & hair * Slow release of active ingredient
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Systemic anti-fungals
* Ketoconazole * Itraconazole * Fluconazole * Terbinafine