Exfoliative Erythrodermia with Lymphadenopathy

Exfoliative erythrodermia induced by pantoprazole.

Although proton pump inhibitors are widely used, allergic reactions to this group of drugs are rarely reported. In this paper we present the case of a patient who developed a delayed reaction to pantoprazole. A 35-year-old female patient complained of generalised erythema with intense itching and desquamation for three weeks before consulting (Fig. 1). The rash was first noticed five days after...

Angioimmuno-Blastic Lymphadenopathy with Gamma Globulinemia

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Exfoliative dermatitis.

Exfoliative dermatitis, also known as erythroderma, is an uncommon but serious skin disorder that family physicians must be able to recognize and treat appropriately. Although the etiology is often unknown, exfoliative dermatitis may be the result of a drug reaction or an underlying malignancy. The approach to treatment should include discontinuation of any potentially causative medications and...

Erythrodermia Congenitalis Ichthyosiformis Bullosa of Brocq

A 50-year-old man presented with congenital scaling and hyperkeratosis on his palms, the soles of his feet and the extensor areas of his joints. The flexural areas were unaffected. His maternal grandmother, questionably his maternal uncle, his mother, all three brothers, one of his two sisters as well as two nephews and three nieces have or had similar skin changes. A punch biopsy was taken fro...

Lid changes in non-bullous ichthyosiform erythrodermia.