FPC 4 Pathology: Autoimmune Diseases

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Superficial peeling of epithelium, may involve the formation and rupture of mucosal vesicles

Manifestation of a vesiculo erosive condition

desquamative gingivitis

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Desquamative gingivitis is a ____ diagnosis only

clinical

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What diseases can have desquamative gingivitis

- erosive lichen planus and lichenoid mucositis

- lupus

- GVHD

- benign mucous membrane pemphigoid and pemphigus vulgaris

- erythema multiforme

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If a patient has desquamative gingivitis, you should biopsy

2 areas

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What are the solutions the 2 biopsy samples go into

formalin and michel's solution

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Should you biopsy the ulcer

no

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What kind of testing does desquamative gingivitis undergo

direct immunofluorescence

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Common, chronic mucocutaneous condition, immune mediated

lichen planus

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What population is lichen planus seen in

middle aged females

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What are the oral lesions like in lichen planus

reticular and erosive

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What are the skin lesions like in lichen planus

purple, pruritic, polygonal papules

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What is a differentiative sign of lichen planus

Wickham striae

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Reticular lichen planus

asymptomatic Wickham striae

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Erosive lichen planus

symptomatic Wickham striae

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What are the histological features of lichen planus

- degeneration of the basal cell layer

- saw-toothed rete ridges

- band-like inflammatory infiltrate

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What is the treatment for reticular lichen planus

no treatment needed

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What is the treatment for erosive lichen planus

- topical or systemic corticosteroids

- topical immunomodulators

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What does chronic ulcerative stomatitis clinically and histologically mimic

erosive lichen planus

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What population is chronic ulcerative stomatitis commonly seen in

adult women in their 60s

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What is the treatment for chronic ulcerative stomatitis

antimalarials like hydroxychloroquine

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What population is mucous membrane pemphigoid seen in

females

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Where are mucous membrane pemphigoid lesions seen in the mouth

buccal mucosa, soft palate, gingiva

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How are mucous membrane pemphigoid lesions manifested ocularly

symblepharons

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What is a positive sign for oral mucous membrane pemphigoid lesions

nikolsky

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What are the histological features for mucous membrane pemphigous

- subepithelial clefting

- variable inflammation

- antibodies at the basement membrane

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What is the treatment for mucous membrane pemphigous

corticosteroids, immunomodulators, referral to opthalmologist

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Uncommon acantholytic antibodies to intracellular desmosomes

pemphigus

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What population is pemphigus usually seen in

middle aged eastern european/jewish females

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What are the oral lesions of pemphigus like

bullae that don't last long and ulcers that are slow to heal

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What is a positive sign for pemphigus

nikolsky

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What are the histological features of pemphigus

- intraepithelial separation

- Tzanck cells

- tombstones or hobnails

- desmosome attack

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What is the treatment for pemphigus

corticosteroids and immunosuppressants

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Most common collagen vascular or connective tissue disease in the US

lupus

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Multisystem lupus disease

Butterfly malar rash

systemic lupus erythematosus

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What are the oral lesions of SLE

lichenoid, ulcerative, desquamative gingivitis

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Oral lesions that are identical to erosive lichen planus

chronic cutaneous lupus erythematosus

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Skin lesions are most prominent, presentation is intermediate between SLE and CCLE

subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus

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How do you diagnose chronic cutaneous lupus erythematosus

clinical symptoms, blood tests

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What kind of blood tests are used in diagnosing CCLE

- immunofluorescent studies

- ANA

- anti-double stranded DNA

- anti-sm antibodies

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What is the treatment for CCLE

- avoid sunlight

- calcineurin inhibitors

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What is the treatment for severe lupus

steroids or immunosuppressants/modulators

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What is the treatment for mild lupus

NSAIDs and antimalarials

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Recipients of allogeneic bone marrow transplants

graft versus host disease

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What type of GVHD is this

- develops within 100 days of the transplant

- mild cutaneous rash

- sever sloughing

acute

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What type of GVHD is this

- Develops more than 100 days after transplant

- Can also develop after non-resolving acute GVHD

- Skin involvement may resemble lichen planus

chronic

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