目的提高对结节病皮肤表现的认识,减少误诊。方法回顾性分析盛京医院皮肤科近10 a 12例经组织病理确诊为皮肤结节病的临床资料。结果 12例患者中10例临床误诊为其他皮肤病,误诊率达83.3%。结论本病皮疹表现多样,临床医生对本病认识不足...目的提高对结节病皮肤表现的认识,减少误诊。方法回顾性分析盛京医院皮肤科近10 a 12例经组织病理确诊为皮肤结节病的临床资料。结果 12例患者中10例临床误诊为其他皮肤病,误诊率达83.3%。结论本病皮疹表现多样,临床医生对本病认识不足,未及时行组织病理及影像学检查是造成误诊的主要原因。展开更多
Numerous dermatological disorders have been associated with underlining malignancies of the gastrointestinal (GI)tract.Such cutaneous manifestations might have an important diagnostic value if they are the sole expres...Numerous dermatological disorders have been associated with underlining malignancies of the gastrointestinal (GI)tract.Such cutaneous manifestations might have an important diagnostic value if they are the sole expressions of otherwise asymptomatic carcinomas.The recognition of some typical paraneoplastic dermatologic disorders can lead to the prompt diagnosis of the underlying malignancy,timely administration of therapy,and ultimately,better prognosis.In this review we discuss the most common paraneoplastic dermatological syndromes from the perspective of the practicing gastroenterologist. We also outline a comprehensive practical approach for the evaluation for occult malignancy in patients presenting with cutaneous findings potentially associated with GI cancers.展开更多
文摘Numerous dermatological disorders have been associated with underlining malignancies of the gastrointestinal (GI)tract.Such cutaneous manifestations might have an important diagnostic value if they are the sole expressions of otherwise asymptomatic carcinomas.The recognition of some typical paraneoplastic dermatologic disorders can lead to the prompt diagnosis of the underlying malignancy,timely administration of therapy,and ultimately,better prognosis.In this review we discuss the most common paraneoplastic dermatological syndromes from the perspective of the practicing gastroenterologist. We also outline a comprehensive practical approach for the evaluation for occult malignancy in patients presenting with cutaneous findings potentially associated with GI cancers.
