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EPIDERMOLYTIC ICHTHYOSIS

EPIDERMOLYTIC ICHTHYOSISย ย ICD-10:Q80.8

โ€ข Autosomal dominant. Mutation of genes that encode epidermal differentiation keratins, KRT1, and KRT10.
โ€ข Presents at or shortly after birth with erythema, blistering, erosions, and skin fragility.
โ€ข With time becomes hyperkeratotic (Fig. 4-10) but blisters continue (Fig. 4-10).
โ€ข Shedding of hyperkeratotic masses results in circumscribed areas of normal-appearing skin.
โ€ข Involvement of flexural areas and palmar and plantar skin (Fig. 4-11).
โ€ข Associated with unpleasant odor.
โ€ข Secondary pyogenic infections.
โ€ข Dermatopathology: Giant coarse keratohyalin granules, vacuolization of granular layer โ†’ subcorneal blisters.
โ€ข Management: Topical keratolytics, systemic acitretin, or isotretinoin.

FIGURE 4-10 โ€ข Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis: arms and handsโ€‚Mountain range-like hyperkeratosis of the dorsum of hands with blistering that results in erosions and shedding of large sheets of keratin.

FIGURE 4-11 โ€ข Distribution of epidermolytic hyperkeratosis.