Familial as well as acquired forms of the disease have been reported. ( 9) Pityriasis rubra pilaris (PRP) has been reported in association with autoimmune disorders like Grave’s disease, (10) HIV infection, internal malignancies, Streptococcal infections [jemds.com]

Familial as well as acquired forms of the disease have been reported. [9] Pityriasis rubra pilaris (PRP) has been reported in association with autoimmune disorders like Grave's disease, [10] HIV infection, internal malignancies, Streptococcal infections [go.galegroup.com]

Iloprost was started, with resolution of the inflammation of the fingers and improvement of RP. Sustained stabilization of the fibrotic constrictive pseudoainhum over a 3-year followup period was observed. Figure 1. [jrheum.org]

With respect to complications, the following has been described: fungal and/or bacterial infection in the fissures and folds of the joints, occasioning a characteristic odor; inflammation and pain, which makes walking and manual work difficult and even [scielo.br]

certified Specialist by Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD) IV Medical pathologist, Head of clinic, Adjunct Professor of Pathological Anatomy, Santa Casa de Sao Paulo Medical Faculty V Student-physician, CHPBG VI Head Physician, Padre Bento Hospital [scielo.br]

There was no clinical evidence to suggest peripheral vascular disease. The patient could not recall how long the painless, asymptomatic lesions had been present. She reported no trauma to the toes or feet. Figure. [jaoa.org]

Skin biopsy showed marked compact hyperkeratosis with a normal granular layer, mild-to-moderate acanthosis, and mild perivascular lymphocytic infiltration. [ijdvl.com]

Histopathological examination of a punch biopsy specimen obtained from the dorsum of affected foot showed compact hyperkeratosis and papillomatosis in a church spire manner with preserved granular cell layer. [ijpd.in]

Chronic trauma, infection, hyperkeratosis, decreased vascular supply, and impaired sensation may produce excessive fibroplasia in a susceptible host. 4 Dent et al described impaired blood supply to the foot proximal to the groove at the plantar digital [accessmedicine.mhmedical.com]

Chronic trauma, infection, hyperkeratosis, decreased vascular supply, and impaired sensation may produce excessive fibroplasia in a susceptible host. [jemds.com]

Hereditary causes include pachyonychia congenita, Mal de Meleda, mutilating keratoderma, 6 lamellar ichthyosis, 7 and psoriasis. 8 – 10 Nonhereditary diseases include vascular anomalies as seen in Raynaud disease, diabetes mellitus, linear scleroderma [accessmedicine.mhmedical.com]

Hereditary causes include pachyonychia congenital and mutilating keratodermas like Mal de Meleda.[ 4, 5 ] Nonhereditary disease includes vascular abnormalities (Raynauds disease, diabetes mellitus and linear scleroderma) systemic sclerosis, sensory changes [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Among the causes responsible for acquired pseudoainhum are palmoplantar keratoderma, Olmsted syndrome, pachyonychia congenita, erythropoeitic protoporphyria, infections like leprosy, trauma, cold injury, neuropathy and systemic sclerosis. [2] Congenital [ijpd.in]

Hereditary causes include pachyonychia congenita, Mal de Meleda, Unna-Thost, Vohwinkel, Papillon-Lefevre syndrome, (3,4) mutilating keratoderma, lamellar ichthyosis. [jemds.com]

Punch biopsy was done from hyperkeratotic papules with prominent follicular openings and sent for histopathological examination. [jemds.com]

There was marked orthokeratosis, focal parakeratosis, papillomatosis, acanthosis and follicular plugging with focal hypergranulosis. Dermis showed sparse superficial perivascular lymphocytic infiltration. [jemds.com]

After three weeks, there was significant improvement of follicular hyperkeratosis and keratoderma of both palms and soles. Patient is still under regular follow-up. DISCUSSION Constricting bands are classified as ainhum and pseudoainhum. [jemds.com]

Skin biopsy showed marked compact hyperkeratosis with a normal granular layer, mild-to-moderate acanthosis, and mild perivascular lymphocytic infiltration. [ijdvl.com]

Dermis showed sparse superficial perivascular lymphocytic infiltration. All the histopathological features were consistent with pityriasis rubra pilaris. After checking the fasting lipid profile, the patient was started on Cap. [jemds.com]