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X-linked dominant (all females) (lethal in males)
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CCFIB
-CHILD syndrome -Conradi-Hunerman -Focal Dermal Dysplasia -Incontinentia Pigmentii -Basex |
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Icthyosis Vulgaris
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defect in profilaggrin synthesis
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X-linked icthyosis
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STS gene.
Arylsulfatase C. -Comma shaped corneal opacities -Colored scale -Cryptidorchidism |
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Epidermolytic Hyperkeratosis
(aka bullous CIE) |
AD, K1 and K10
-tonofilament clumping (EM) -ker. fragility, friction causes most blisters |
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Lammellar Icthyosis
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AR, TGM1 gene
-Colloidal baby -hyperproliferative keratosis |
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Congenital Ichtyosiform Erythroderma
(Nonbullous CIE) |
AR, heterogenous, TGM1 in some patients.
ALOX12B, ALOXE3 Lipoxegenases. Colloidian baby, later generalized white/fine scale |
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Harlequin fetus
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AR most likely, ABCA12 gene.
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Sjorgen-Larsson Syndrome
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AR, FALDH gene
-defective conversion of fatty alcohol to fatty acid which is important in epidermal lipid synthesis |
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Refsum syndrome
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PAHX gene, PEK7 gene.
Phyonic acid storage disease. -deafness, mild ataxia, cardiac arrythmias, heart blocks. |
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Conradi Hunerman
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"X-linked chrondrodysplasia punctata"
-EBP gene icthyosiform erythroderma, patchy alopecia, stippled epiphyses (punctate calcifications) on x-rays. |
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CHILD syndrome
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Congenital Hemidysplasia with ichthyosiform erythroderma and Limb Defect.
X-linked dominant, HSDHL gene ipsilatral alopecia, limb deformity |
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Netherton Syndrome
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"Icthyosis linearis circumflexa"
AR, SPINK% encoding LEKT1. bamboo hair (tricchorhexis invaginata), lateral eyebrow most common site. |
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Mendes de Costa Syndrome
(aka Erthyrokeratoderma variabilis) |
Aut Dom.
GJB3 gene. Well demarcated geographic patches of erythema with changing shape and position every day. -chronic course, then stable after puberty |
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KID syndrome
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Keratitis-icthyosis-deafness syndrome
-Aut. Dom, GJB2 gene (Mendes de Costa is GJB3) -Encodes for connexin 26, a gap junction protein in epitheliium and cochlea -Alopcia, dystrophic nails, PPK with stippled surface, increased fungal infections, SCC skin, tongue |
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Vorner syndrome
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Epidermolytic PPK
Keratin 9>1 no transgradiens shortly after birth |
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Unna-Thost
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Nonepidermolytic PPK
-K1 no transgradiens. -just like vorners has disrupted keratin filament assembly in palmoplantar skin |
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Howel-Evans Syndrome
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AD, tylosis and esophageal cancer (3rd decade), palmoplantar keratoderma (2nd decade)
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Vohwinkel syndrome
(PPK mutilans, keratoderma heredita mutilans) |
AD, classic form with deafness GJB2 (same gene for KID syndrome)
Loricrin gene on epidermal differentiation ocmplet -pseudoanhain -starfish keratosis on hands -scarring alopecia -high freq. hearing loss |
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What is the other name for Papillon-Lefevre syndrome?
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Palmoplantar keratoderma with periodontosis.
Aut. red CTSC gene-->encodes cathepsin C, a lysosolam protease. Malodorous ppl with transgradiens dural calcifications "stinky hard headed frenchman with bad teeth" |
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Richner-Hanard syndrome aka?
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Tyrosinemia type II.
AR, tyrosinase aminotransferase -painful keratoderma/hyperkeratosis-wt. bearing surfaces commonly -MR -pseudoherpetic keratitis "retarded ricky cries cause his hands hurt" -High tyrosine -treat with low phenylalanine, low tyrosine diet |
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Yellow-brown geasy papules.
Red-White bands, subungual hyperkeratosis with V-shaped nicks. cobbblestone MM increased neuropsych associations |
Darier's
ATP2A2, AD encodes SERCA2 (sarcoplasmic reticulum CA2+-ATPase) |
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Epidermal nevus syndrome
(Icthyosis hystrix) (ILVEN) (Linear Nevus sebaceous syndrome) |
Sporadic.
Assoc. with vitamin D resistant rickets. Ocular colobomas -MR, seizures, spastic hemiparesis -kyphoscoliosis, limb deformities |
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Oculocutaneous Albinism Type I.
(Tyrosinase-negative albinism) |
AR, TYR gene
NORMAL # MELANOCYTES OF ABSENT TYROSINASE ACTIVITY. SNOW WHITE HAIR, BLUE-GRAY IRIDES, SEVERE NYSTAGMUS, PROMINENT RED REFLEX THROUGHOUT LIFE. |
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OCA2
(Tyrosinase + Albinism) |
AR, P gene, DECREASED MELANIN SYNTHESIS.
PINK-WHITE COLORED HAIR OCA3 TYRP1-?ROOFOUS TYPE TYPE 4 MATP-JAPAN |
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Hermansky Pudlack
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AP3B1 gene, AR HPS1 gene.
Puerto Rican AP3 Plt abnormalities Tyrosinase + Beeding diathesis, increased bleeding time. EM=plts with dense granules avoid ASA and other prostoglandin inhibitors |
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Chediak Higashi Syndrome
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AR, LYST gene (lysosomal tracking protein that regulated microtubule mediated lysosomal fusion.
melanocytes-pigment dilution neuts. decrease phagocytosis bleeding diathesis |
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Griscelli syndrome
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AR
Myosin5A-primarily neuro impairment RAB27a-hemophagocytc syndrome and secondary impairment -Irregular large clumps of melanin pigment in hair-microscopy shows hair with metallic silvery gray sheen |
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Piebaldism
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AD,
"Familial white spotting" c-kit mutation. abnormal tyrosine kinase transmembrane receptors. -->decreased number or absent melanocytes |
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Waardenburg
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AD
Pax3 MITF Pax3 SOX10 transcriptional factors in neural crest differentiation |
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Hypomelanosis of Ito
(Incontinentia pigmenti achromians) |
not inherited,
chromosomal or single gene mosaicism. Unilateral and bilateral whorled marble cake hypopigmentation in Blaschko's lines |
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IP
(Bloch-Sulzberger) |
X-linked dominant
NEMO gene StageI-vesicles and bullae in linear arrangement on extremities and trunk |
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Stage II IP,
III? , IV? |
verrucous streaks of hyperkeratotic papules
SIII-Hyperpigmented whorls and sworls along Blashko's lines IV-Hypopigmented swirls replacing hyperpigmentation |
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LEOPARD Syndrome
(multiple lentigines syndrome) |
PTPN11 gene, AD--->encodes a nonrec. tyrosine phosphatase SHP2 and impicated in Noonan's syndrome
Lentigines EKG defects Ocular hypertelosirsm Pulmonic stenosis Abnl. genitalia Retardation Deafnes |
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Carney Complex
(NAME Syndrome) (LAMB syndrome) |
AD, PRKARIA gene
"Carney PARKthe KAR" tumor suppressor encoding regulatory subunity type IA |
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McCune-Albright Syndrome
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GNAS1 gene
-encodes a subunit of stimulatory G proteins that regular adenylate cyclase -Hyperthyroid -Precocious puberty -Cafe-au-lait macules, long bones and facial bones with polyostotic fibrous dysplasia |
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NF2 (central neurofibromatosis)
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AD, SCH gene
defect in schwannomin, the gene product. pigmented neurofibroma with hair |
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Tuberous sclerosis
(Bourneville's syndrome, epiloia) |
AD, TSC 1 gene on chromosome 9-hamartin.
TSC2 gene on chr. 16 (tuberin). #2 may be associated with renal cysts and deletino in PKD-1.polycystic kidney disease 1 |
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Marfan's syndrome
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AD, Mutation in fibrillin 1 on chr 15.
Striae distensae Pectus excavatum |
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PPK with transgradiens ddx?
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Vohwinkel (GJB2) (conn 26)
Papillon-Lefevre (CTSC) (cathepsin c) Mal de malada (SLURP 1) Olmstead |
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Genoderm that you can treat with chlorophyll free diet?
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Refsum
(Phytanic acid storage disease) |
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Patients with Conradi Hunerman have elevated serum levels of?
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8-dehydrocholesterol and 8 (9)-cholesterol.
-due to EBP gene mutation that typically encodes 3B-hydroxysteroid 8-7-isomerase. -in adolescence may present with patchy alopecia and segmental atrophoderma. |