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scleromyxedema/edema

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SCLEROMYXEDEMA WITH RETINAL VASCULITIS AND MACULAR EDEMA.

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OBJECTIVE To describe the findings and clinical course of a patient with scleromyxedema complicated by retinal vasculitis and macular edema. METHODS Interventional case report. RESULTS A 64-year old Caucasian woman with recently diagnosed, biopsy proven scleromyxedema presented with decreased visual

[Cutaneo-systemic papulosclerotic mucinosis (scleromyxedema): remission after extracorporeal photochemotherapy and corticoid bolus].

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BACKGROUND Scleromyxedema is the consequence of a dermal infiltration by mucine, commonly associated with a monoclonal gammapathy of unknown significance. METHODS A 46 year-old woman was hospitalized for a scleromyxedema with a bilateral macular edema and a restricted pulmonary syndrome. A quite

[Differential diagnose of angioedema. Acute edematous scleromyxedema].

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A woman presented in the emergency room with the diagnosis of angioedema refractory to treatment. She had soft, compressible periorbital edema, as well as edema of her hands and lower arms. She also complained of severe pain in her hands including sensations of numbness and tingling. The history,

[Papular mucinosis--successful therapy with plasmapheresis].

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A 23-year old female patient presented with a 14 year history of cutaneous mucinosis. Her hands showed indurated edema with acrocyanosis and severe reduction in motility, while her face was red, edematous and revealed numerous small angiomas. In the sacral region, she had a large elevated skin

Coexistence of papular mucinosis and systemic amyloidosis associated with lambda-type IgD paraproteinemia.

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The patient is an obese, 55-year-old woman. She noticed purpura at several sites when she was 49 years old. She visited our clinic with a chief complaint of exertional dyspnea at 51 years of age. Physical examination revealed localized edema in the left chest wall and lower abdomen with translucent

Case of suspected connective tissue disease presenting as chronic edema or swelling of face, neck, and upper trunk.

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An adequate biopsy that includes the subcutaneous tissue is very helpful in the evaluation of patients with suspected connective tissue disease. However, the histologic features must often be correlated with the clinical features and other laboratory tests for a definitive diagnosis. An objective

Buschke's scleredema and concomitant diseases: report of five cases and literature review.

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Scleredema adultorum or Buschke's scleredema is a rare disorder that belongs to the group of mucinoses. Diffuse, sudden swelling, hardening and induration of the skin can occur in children and younger women as well as in older men. The dermis is thickened because of the increased collagen

Cutaneous manifestations of the L-tryptophan-associated eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome: a spectrum of sclerodermatous skin disease.

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The natural history of the clinical and pathologic features of skin disease was reviewed prospectively in 30 patients with the L-tryptophan-associated eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome. Overall, cutaneous manifestations developed in 26 patients (87%). Early lesions were nonspecific and characterized

Self-healing Juvenile Cutaneous Mucinosis, a Sclerodermoid Disorder Simulating Juvenile Dermatomyositis: A Case-Based Review

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Self-healing juvenile cutaneous mucinosis (SHJCM) is a rare childhood disease with characteristic cutaneous and rheumatic manifestations. Cutaneous manifestations include a combination of nodules affecting peri-articular (especially interphalangeal joints) and head and neck areas; and linearly
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