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Allergic contact eczema
Allergic contact eczema
It is indeed allergic contact eczema.
Let’s rule out differential diagnoses:
Flare-ups with periods of remission, history of atopy, pruritus, xerosis.
Location of the lesions: face, skin folds, limbs.
Jagged eczema lesions.
No infectious contact or animals.
Found in typical locations: elbows, knees, lumbar region, scalp, +- nails with a context or history of psoriasis, without the atopic context or animal contact.
Histology if necessary.
Atopic dermatitis
Wrong answer!
It was allergic contact eczema.
Let’s rule out differential diagnoses:
Flare-ups with periods of remission, history of atopy, pruritus, xerosis.
Location of the lesions: face, skin folds, limbs.
Jagged eczema lesions.
No infectious contact or animals.
Found in typical locations: elbows, knees, lumbar region, scalp, +- nails with a context or history of psoriasis, without the atopic context or animal contact.
Histology if necessary.
Psoriasis
Wrong answer!
It was allergic contact eczema.
Let’s rule out differential diagnoses:
Flare-ups with periods of remission, history of atopy, pruritus, xerosis.
Location of the lesions: face, skin folds, limbs.
Jagged eczema lesions.
No infectious contact or animals.
Found in typical locations: elbows, knees, lumbar region, scalp, +- nails with a context or history of psoriasis, without the atopic context or animal contact.
Histology if necessary.
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