2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaad.2004.06.050
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Medical Pearl: Gentian violet to highlight the cornoid lamella in disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis

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“…Thomas et al . described a quick, non‐invasive technique to identify the cornoid lamella, using gentian violet 6 . Instead, Delfino et al .…”
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“…Thomas et al . described a quick, non‐invasive technique to identify the cornoid lamella, using gentian violet 6 . Instead, Delfino et al .…”
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“…They aid in the diagnosis of porokeratosis by highlighting the cornoid lamella when used following application of gentian violet. 2 The alcohol swab also can lay down a liquid interface to facilitate contact dermoscopy and improve visualization while also reducing the transmission of pathogens by the dermatoscope. 3 Rubbing an area with an alcohol swab can induce vasodilation of scar tissue, which also may help localize a prior biopsy or surgical site (Figure ).…”
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“…Los pacientes refieren exacerbaciones asociadas con prurito y ardor en la piel durante los meses de verano [14]. En el caso de la PASD, el gen identificado como responsable de esta dermatosis es el SSH1, localizado en 12q23.2-24.1 y en el cromosoma 15q25.1-26.1 [3] En el diagnóstico diferencial de la PASD deben considerarse la acroqueratosis de Hopf, el liquen plano atrófico, la estucoqueratosis, la queratosis actínica, la enfermedad de Bowen, las verrugas planas, la epidermodisplasia verruciforme y la elastosis perforante serpiginosa [2,15,16]. El diagnóstico clínico de la PASD es sencillo en los casos en los que la laminilla cornoide es evidente.…”
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