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ERYTHRODERMA TEACHING BANGSAL

Erythroderma

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  • ERYTHRODERMA

    TEACHING BANGSAL

  • Group Name

    Natasya Uzu BarselaFerdian Eris PriantoSiti HardiyantiSuci AnugrahRahmawatiRaswindaMuh. MustaqiblatMeyliana Kusuma
  • PATIENT IDENTITY

    Name: Saebo

    Gender: Male

    Age: 55 years old

    Job: Farmer

    Address: Jln. Pampangan Abulosibatang, Maros

    Marital Status: Married

    Religion: Moslem

    Admission Date: 24th August 2014

    Medical Record Number : 677158

  • History Taking

    Anamnesis: autoanamnesis

    Chief complaint: scaling all over the body

    Further Anamnesis:

    Redness spots and scaling on almost the body since 20 days ago, accompanied by itching since about 4 year ago. The itching was perceived intermittent and appears when the patient is getting sweats. At the first time, the itchy was appearing at whole the body, then more severe.

  • Treatment history: had been treated by primary health care with dexamethasone. And he ever consume chinesse traditional medicine for about among 1 year.Family History with the same complaint: (-)History of allergy : (+) meatballs and fish (bandeng)Medical history : DM (-)

    History Taking

  • Current Status

    Consciousness : Conscious (E4V5M6)General Condition : MediumHygiene : MediumNutrition : MediumVital Sign

    BP : 110/70 mmHg

    HT : 88x/minutes

    RR : 18x/minutes

    T : 36,6 C

  • Physical examination

    Anemic (-), icterus (-), cyanoses (-)Cor/ Pulmonal: S1 S2 normal, reguler, Rh-/- Wh-/-Abdomen: Normal, peristaltic (+)Extremities: Edema (-)Lymph nodes: Enlargement (-)
  • DERMATOLOGY STATUS

    Location: Regio Generalisata

    Distribution: General

    Efflorescence: Macula erythema, Lichenification on legs, thick squama, fissure

  • Before treatment

  • After treatment

  • Laboratory Result

    RBC: 4,52 (10 6 /uL)WBC: 13,2 (10 3 /uL)HGB: 14,6 (g/dL)HCT: 42 (%)PLT: 489 (10 3 /uL)GDS: 85 mg/dlUreum: 27 mg/dlCreatine: 0,95 mg/dlSGOT: 27 U/ISGPT: 26 U/I
  • Treatment

    R/IVFD RL 20 ttp/minute

    Acytromicin 500 mg 1 tab daily

    CTM 3 x 1

    Lanolin 10%

    Vaselin add 100 gr

  • Resume

    A man 55 years complain there was redness spots and squama in the whole body, accompanied by itching since 4 years ago. The itching was perceived intermittent and appears when the patient is getting sweats. At the first time, the itchy was appearing at whole the body, then more severe.

  • History of medication (+) Dexamethasone, and chinesse traditional medicine for about among 1 year. History of allergic (+).

    Dermatology status :

    Location: Regio Generalisata

    Efflorescence: Macula erythema, Lichenification on legs, thick squama, fissure

    Diagnosis : Erythroderma ec susp. psoriasis

  • Discussion

    Erythroderma is the term applied inflammatory skin disease that affects more than 90% of the body surface.

    Erythroderma has multiple etiologies; the most common causes are psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) and drug reactions.


  • Men are more commonly affected (male-to-female ratio of approximately 2:1 to 4:1).

    An even higher ratio can be found in the subset of idiopathic erythroderma. The average age at onset of erythroderma was 52 years.

  • Erythroderma is defined clinically as generalized redness and scaling of the skin.

    Systemic manifestations include peripheral edema, tachycardia, loss of fluid and proteins, and disturbances in thermoregulation.

  • TREATMENT

    Emollients

    Urea Cream

    10%

    Lanolin 10%

    TOPIKAL

    Prednisone

    4x10 mg/day

    Metilprednisolon

    4x10 mg/day

    Dexamethason

    SISTEMIK

    Becom-C

  • REFERENCE

    Bolognia, Jorizzo, Rapini. 2008. Dermatology 2nd ed.Burns DA. Diseases caused by arthropods and other noxious animals. In: Rooks textbook of dermatology. 8th ed. United kingdom. Willey-blackwell; 2010.Blauvelt A. MP. Inflammatory disease bsd on abnorml hmorl ctivity and inflamatory disease. In, fitzpatricks dermatology in general medicine. Ed.8th.vol 1.New York, america. 2008. P327-328
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