Lupus Erythematosus: Cutaneous Forms — Flashcards

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_____ Lupus Erythematosus presents most commonly as a non scarring papulosquamous eruptions in 2/3rd cases

Antibodies to the _____ antigen are seen associated with Subacute Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus

Well defined erythematous patches with scaling/hyperpigmentation which show horny plugs in dilated pilosebaceous canals on removing the scales, is known as _____ sign, seen in DLE

Skin changes in lichenoid tissue reactions: No answer _____

_____ may present with a malar rash that is similar to SLE

_____ may present with Gottron papules, which are red papules on the PIP joints, DIP joints and MCP joints.

En coup de sabre lesion is seen in juvenile _____, also known as morphea

_____ may present with a "heliotrope" rash, which is an erythematous periorbital rash

_____ is an autoimmune deposition of IgA at the tips of dermal papillae

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