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Dermatitis 101: Diagnosis and Treatment of Eczema. Adrian Guevara MD. Dermatitis 101. Atopic Seborrheic Contact Allergic Irritant Nummular Asteatotic Stasis Neurodermatitis/Lichen Simplex Chronicus. Dermatitis 101. Dermatitis=“Eczema”=Spongiosis. Dermatitis 101. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dermatitis 101:Dermatitis 101:Diagnosis and Diagnosis and Treatment of Treatment of

EczemaEczema

Adrian Guevara MDAdrian Guevara MD

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Dermatitis 101Dermatitis 101

AtopicAtopic SeborrheicSeborrheic ContactContact

AllergicAllergic IrritantIrritant

NummularNummular AsteatoticAsteatotic StasisStasis Neurodermatitis/Lichen Simplex ChronicusNeurodermatitis/Lichen Simplex Chronicus

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Dermatitis 101Dermatitis 101

Dermatitis=“Eczema”=SpongiosisDermatitis=“Eczema”=Spongiosis

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Acute DermatitisAcute Dermatitis

Dermatitis 101Dermatitis 101

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Dermatitis 101Dermatitis 101 Subacute DermatitisSubacute Dermatitis

Commonly misdiagnosed as tinea

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Dermatitis 101Dermatitis 101 Chronic DermatitisChronic Dermatitis

Commonly misdiagnosed as psoriasisCommonly misdiagnosed as psoriasis

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24 y/o male 2 year h/o 24 y/o male 2 year h/o red, scaly feetred, scaly feet

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Allergic Contact Allergic Contact DermatitisDermatitis

Type 4 Hypersensitivity ResponseType 4 Hypersensitivity Response Classically well demarcated/patternedClassically well demarcated/patterned Exposure can be infrequent (once a Exposure can be infrequent (once a

month)month) Patch testing is gold standard for Patch testing is gold standard for

diagnosisdiagnosis Severe reactions need systemic Severe reactions need systemic

steroidssteroidsForget the dose pack

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Allergic Contact Allergic Contact DermatitisDermatitis

Poison Ivy/Oak/SumacPoison Ivy/Oak/Sumac

linearity

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Allergic Contact Allergic Contact DermatitisDermatitis

Potassium DichromatePotassium Dichromate

in Leatherin Leather

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Allergic Contact Allergic Contact DermatitisDermatitis

LatexLatex Cleaning productsCleaning products CosmeticsCosmetics OccupationalOccupational

exposuresexposures

Check the feet and nails!!!

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Allergic Contact Allergic Contact DermatitisDermatitis

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40 y/o female homemaker 40 y/o female homemaker with dry, itchy handswith dry, itchy hands

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Irritant Contact Irritant Contact DermatitisDermatitis

Most contact dermatitis is irritant in Most contact dermatitis is irritant in naturenature

OccupationalOccupational morbitymorbity

Irritant vs allergicIrritant vs allergic Prevention is key!Prevention is key!

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Look at the cuticles

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Lip licker dermatitisLip licker dermatitis

Blunting of vermillionAccentuation of angles

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4 y/o boy with chronic, 4 y/o boy with chronic, itchy, bleeding plaquesitchy, bleeding plaques

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Atopic DermatitisAtopic Dermatitis

10-20% of 10-20% of populationpopulation

Primary Primary symptom:symptom: itch itch

Location, Location, location, locationlocation, location

Associated with Associated with atopic atopic backgroundbackground

Periorbital pallor

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Look for keratosis pilaris

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52 y/o male with 52 y/o male with erythematous, scaly patches erythematous, scaly patches

of face and scalpof face and scalp

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Seborrheic DermatitisSeborrheic Dermatitis DistributionDistribution

Face, scalp, axillae, upper chestFace, scalp, axillae, upper chest Chronic conditionChronic condition

Nonsteroidal adjuvantsNonsteroidal adjuvants Disease associationsDisease associations

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45 y/o female with 45 y/o female with intermittent “fungus all intermittent “fungus all

over”over”

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Nummular DermatitisNummular Dermatitis

Coin shaped patches Coin shaped patches and plaquesand plaques

Secondary to xerosis Secondary to xerosis cutiscutis

Primary symptom itchPrimary symptom itch

Notice the surrounding xerosis

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Asteatotic DermatitisAsteatotic Dermatitis

Extreme case of Extreme case of xerosisxerosis

Riverbed type Riverbed type crackingcracking

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52 y/o male with painful, 52 y/o male with painful, itchy rash on right legitchy rash on right leg

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Stasis DermatitisStasis Dermatitis

Venous hypertensionVenous hypertension Full spectrum of timingFull spectrum of timing Id reaction commonId reaction common Complicated by ulcerationComplicated by ulceration

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Pseudokaposi’s Pseudokaposi’s (acroangiodermati(acroangiodermati

tis)tis)

Venous ulceration

Dispigmentation (chronic)

Lipodermatosclerosis

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Id reactionId reaction

Superimposed allegic contact

Do: 1) dry weeping lesions 2) cover for infection

Don’t: 1) apply neosporin

2) just hope steroids will fix it

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Elephantiasis Verrucosa Elephantiasis Verrucosa NostrasNostras

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14 y/o anxious female who 14 y/o anxious female who can’t stop itchingcan’t stop itching

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Neurodermatitis/Lichen Neurodermatitis/Lichen Simplex ChronicusSimplex Chronicus

Paroxysmal pruritusParoxysmal pruritus Habitual excoriating Habitual excoriating

or rubbingor rubbing Skin thickens to Skin thickens to

defenddefend Consider underlying Consider underlying

diseasedisease

Increased skin markings

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Lichen simplex Lichen simplex chronicuschronicus

Prurigo simplex

No fungus on the scrotum!

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Butterfly sign

Prurigo Nodularis

Consider screening

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PreventionPrevention

Remove the offending agentRemove the offending agent Edema, allergen, irritant, yeast, long Edema, allergen, irritant, yeast, long

fingernailsfingernails Daily cleansing and Daily cleansing and

MOISTURIZINGMOISTURIZING Dove, Oil of Olay, NeutrogenaDove, Oil of Olay, Neutrogena Mild temperaturesMild temperatures Cream/Ointment based emollientsCream/Ointment based emollients

Neosporin, antifungals ≠ moisturizers

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TreatmentTreatment

Topical SteroidsTopical Steroids Clobetasol Clobetasol II TriamcinoloneTriamcinolone IVIV DesonideDesonide VIVI HydrocortisoneHydrocortisone VIIVII

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TreatmentTreatment TIMTIM

Protopic 0.1% ointProtopic 0.1% oint Elidel crElidel cr

LightLight nbUVBnbUVB

Systemic Systemic immunosuppressivesimmunosuppressives PrednisonePrednisone CyclosporineCyclosporine AzathioprineAzathioprine IVIGIVIG

Only on thin skin !!!

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TreatmentTreatment

AntihistaminesAntihistamines Mechanism of action: Mechanism of action: soporificsoporific

Indications for Dermatitis ≠ Urticaria

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7 m/o infant with itchy 7 m/o infant with itchy skinskin

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75 y/o nursing home patient 75 y/o nursing home patient with intolerable itchy skinwith intolerable itchy skin

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Common PitfallsCommon Pitfalls

MisdiagnosisMisdiagnosis Scabies (intensely pruritic, Scabies (intensely pruritic,

burrows/vesicles, others itch)burrows/vesicles, others itch) Psoriasis (elbows/knees/inflammatory Psoriasis (elbows/knees/inflammatory

arthritis/nail changes)arthritis/nail changes) Fungus (central sparing, well Fungus (central sparing, well

marginated, scaly border)marginated, scaly border)

Lose the Lindane!

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25 y/o male tx’d for eczema 25 y/o male tx’d for eczema in antecubital fossa with in antecubital fossa with

“some cream”“some cream”

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Common PitfallsCommon Pitfalls

MistreatmentMistreatment Lose the Lotrisone!Lose the Lotrisone!

1) Commit to a diagnosis1) Commit to a diagnosis 2) Shotgunners: “Don’t be a wimp”2) Shotgunners: “Don’t be a wimp”

Quadriderm: betamethasone, Quadriderm: betamethasone, gentamycin, clotrimazolegentamycin, clotrimazole

AnimaxAnimax

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