Psoriasiform drug eruption induced by fluorescein sodium used for fluorescein angiography

Mayama, Mayumi; Hirayama, K; Nakano, Hirofumi; Hanada, Katsumi; Hashimoto, Isao; Tamura, Masahito; Tamazawa, Nobuyuki

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2133.1999.02851.x

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“…Apesar de ser considerada segura, inúmeras complicações relacionadas à injeção de fluoresceína intravenosa já foram relatadas na literatura (2)(3)(4)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23) . Com o intuito de evitá-las vários estudos foram realizados comparando a ocorrência de reações adversas e alterações laboratoriais entre diferentes concentrações de fluoresceína sódica, porém na maioria dos trabalhos a dosagem injetada foi praticamente a mesma, de 500 mg (4,9,13,19,22) .…”

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Angiografia: segurança x economia

Torres¹,

Muccioli²,

Casella³

et al. 2006

Arq. Bras. Oftalmol.

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Angiografia: segurança x economia

Torres¹,

Muccioli²,

Casella³

et al. 2006

Arq. Bras. Oftalmol.

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“…• Anticonvulsant drugs [52][53][54] • Fluorescien sodium [55] • Infl iximab [56] • Icodextrin [57] • Metformin [58] • Terbinafi ne [59] • Recombinant granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor (rGM-CSF) [60][61] • Venlafaxine [62] • Pegylated-liposomal doxorubicin [63] • Calcium channel blockers [64] • Botulinum A toxin [65] • Beta blockers [66] • Mitomycin [67] • Captopril [68] • Chlorthalidone [68] • Quinidine [69] • Glibenclamide [70] • Lithium [71] • Digoxin [72] 6. Other causes • Infl ammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus [40] • Pellagra [10] • Necrolytic migratory erythema [10] • Acrodermatitis enteropathica [41] • Parapsoriasis [42] • Kawasaki disease [43] • Chondro-dysplasia [44] • Sarcoidosis [45] • Subacute cutaneous LE [46] • Acral psoriasiform hemispherical papulosis [47] • Psoriasiform acral dermatitis [48] • Psoriasiform and sclerodermoid dermatitis of the fi ngers [49] • Infantile febrile psoriasiform dermatitis [50] • Sulzberger-Garbe exudative discoid and lichenoid dermatitis [51]…”

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Psoriasiform Dermatoses

Sehgal¹

2011

Textbook of Clinical Dermatology

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Psoriasiform reaction pattern is a commonly encountered denominator in a wide variety of unrelated disorders. It may be a reaction to either the internal or the external environmental, allergic, infective, parasitic, bacterial, fungal, viral and/or malignant stimuli. The degree of evolution of such a pattern and its signifi cance vary according to the dermatosis. The age of the skin lesions may also infl uence the histopathological presentation and its clinico-histopathological disparity can often bewilder an expert. However, such a situation warrants more astute and sustained observations to unveil the exact underlying condition(s). Thus, psoriasiform dermatoses should only be an initial caption until an exact dermatological disorder is defi ned. There has been greater number of instances of psoriasiform drug eruptions where a confi rmation of the diagnosis can be achieved after their remission by doing a provocation test. Similarly, such instances have also been on the rise in HIV/AIDS-affected individuals all over the world. Besides mycosis fungoides and Hodgkin's disease, several unrelated malignancies have been preceded or accompanied by psoriasiform skin eruptions.

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“…Numerous skin reactions following intravenous sodium fluorescein have been reported. [1][2][3][4][5] These include urticarial skin rashes, 1 fluorescein flushing of the forearm because of extravasation of the dye 2 or inadvertent intra-arterial injection of the dye, 3 generalised skin discoloration or pseudojaundice, 4 psoriasiform drug eruption, 5 phototoxic reactions, and skin necrosis with dye extravasation. 2 We hypothesise that our patient's unusual patchy skin discoloration may be related to his lymphoproliferative disorder or the intensive treatment that he had received in the past for his lymphoma.…”

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Fluorescein angiography and patchy skin discoloration: a case report

Kurli¹,

Hollingworth²,

Kumar³

et al. 2003

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The survival rate of cutaneous melanoma is related to the histological type of tumour and the depth of dermal invasion of the original lesion. 10 In this case, the primary cutaneous melanoma was spindle cell type with a depth of 10 mm. The prognosis is poor 11,12 due to disseminated disease and the poor response to chemotherapeutic regimes. However, the behaviour of melanoma is unpredictable and at times quiescent, resulting in long survival after initial diagnosis and even first onset of metastatic disease as demonstrated in this report. References

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Psoriasiform drug eruption induced by fluorescein sodium used for fluorescein angiography

Cited by 9 publications

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Angiografia: segurança x economia

Angiografia: segurança x economia

Psoriasiform Dermatoses

Fluorescein angiography and patchy skin discoloration: a case report

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