Mucocutaneous manifestations in inflammatory bowel disease

Yüksel, İlhami; Başar, Ömer; Ataseven, Hilmi; Ertuğrul, İbrahim; Arhan, Mehmet; İbi̇ş, Mehmet; Dağlı, Ülkü; Demirel, Bilge; Ülker, Aysel; Secilmis, Sema; Şaşmaz, Nurgül

doi:10.1002/ibd.20807

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“…İnflamatuvar bağırsak hastalıklarından özellikle Crohn's hastalığında en sık cilt bulgusu olarak EN görülebilmektedir (11). Tekrarlayan oral veya genital aftöz lezyonlar, karın ağrısı, ishal, kabızlık, artrit, hiperkalsemi/hiperkalsiüri, transaminaz yüksekliği ve göz muayenesinde üveit olmayan hastamızda Behçet hastalığı, gastrointestinal enfeksiyonlar, inflamatuvar bağırsak hastalığı veya sarkoidoz düşünül-medi.…”

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Erythema Nodosum Related with Varicella Infection in Childhood

Kurtipek¹,

Özmen²,

Bostancı³

2017

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ÖzetEritema nodosum genellikle tibia ön yüzünde yerleşen kırmızı-mor renkte nodüllerle görülen subkutan dokunun inflamatuvar bir lezyonudur. Çocuklarda sıklıkla streptokokkal enfeksiyonlar ve primer tüberküloz ile birlikte görülür. Eritema nodosum tanısı esasen klinik olarak konan bir hipersensitivite reaksiyonudur. Suçiçeği çocukluk çağının sık görülen bir enfeksiyon hastalığıdır. Biz geçirilmiş varisella enfeksiyonu sonrası eritema nodosum gelişen okul çocuğu olguyu sunmak istiyoruz. 6 yaş 7 aylık kız hasta on gündür devam eden her iki bacakta kırmızı renkte şişlikler yakınması ile başvurdu. Onbeş gün önce doktor tanılı suçiçeği geçirme öyküsü vardı. Fizik muayenesinde her iki bacak ön yüzünde kırmızı-morumsu, deriden kabarık, ağrılı, yaklaşık 1-2 cm çaplı nodülleri mevcuttu. Varisella zoster IgM ve IgG'si pozitif bulundu. Hastada mevcut öykü ve varisella serolojisi ile varisella enfeksiyonu sonrası EN geliştiği düşünüldü. AbstractErythema nodosum which is seen red-purple noduls on the anterior surfaces of tibia is an inflammatory lesion of subcutaneous tissue. It is encountered with streptoccoccal infections and primary tuberculosis in children. Erythema nodosum clinically diagnosed is a hypersensitivity reaction. Varicella is an infectious disease which is commonly seen in childhood. We want to present a school-aged child case who developed erythema nodosum following varicella infection. A 6.5 year -old girl was admitted with the complaints of red color swellings on both legs for 10 days. Fifteen days ago she was diagnosed as varicella by the physician. On the physical examination, red-purple, raised from skin, painfull, 1-2 cm in diameter noduls were found on the anterior surface of legs. Varicella zoster IgM and IgG were detected positive. According to the her past history and varicella serology erythema nodosum secondary to varicella infection was considered. (J Pediatr Inf 2016; 10: 159-61)

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Erythema Nodosum Related with Varicella Infection in Childhood

Kurtipek¹,

Özmen²,

Bostancı³

2017

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“…PG, a rare skin condition, is characterized by the necrosis and ulceration of the tissue usually from legs. It is not related to gut inflammation, which is reported in 2.2% of UC patients and 1.5% of CD patients with a female predominance (35) and is considered to be the most severe skin manifestation in IBO.…”

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Articular and other Immune-Mediated Extra-Intestinal Manifestations in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases

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The articular involvement in patients with inflammatory bowel diseases is included in the group of immune-mediated extra-intestinal manifestations, occurring approximately in a range from 6.2–36% of the patients. This group is also made up of the skin and eyes manifestations, that usually but not invariably are correlated with intestinal inflammatory disease activity. Rheumatic manifestations are the most frequent extra-intestinal findings of this group with a prevalence from 20–50%. They are divided into two different clinical subsets: peripheral and axial joint involvement (including sacroiliitis with or without spondylitis). Peripheral arthritis is the most frequent finding in both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, occurring with a frequency ranging from 17–20%, and it is more common in Crohn's disease. Axial involvement is more common in Crohn's disease (5–22%) than in ulcerative colitis (2–6%) and generally the prevalence of sacroiliitis (asymptomatic and symptomatic) is between 12–20% and of spondylitis is between 2–16%. The IBD is also associated with other rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, Sjogren syndrome, Takayasu arteritis and fibromyalgia. The management of patients with EA requires an active cooperation between gastroenterologists and rheumatologists.

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“…Skin lesions accompanying these conditions are identified in between 2% and 34% of all patients [10]. The most common dermal manifestations of CD are pyoderma gangrenosum and erythema nodosum, however medical literature also includes accounts of a number of other skin conditions [10]. Sładek and Ćmiel [11], who examined clinically a total of 146 children with CD, identified dermatological manifestations of the disease (aphthosis and erythema nodosum) in 26.7% of their patients.…”

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Erythema dyschromicum perstans (ashy dermatosis) during the treatment with infliximab in a child with Crohn disease

Lange¹,

Lakomy²

2014

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Mucocutaneous manifestations in inflammatory bowel disease

Cited by 70 publications

References 20 publications

Erythema Nodosum Related with Varicella Infection in Childhood

Erythema Nodosum Related with Varicella Infection in Childhood

Articular and other Immune-Mediated Extra-Intestinal Manifestations in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases

Erythema dyschromicum perstans (ashy dermatosis) during the treatment with infliximab in a child with Crohn disease

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