acrokeratosis
Introduction
Introduction Limb keratosis: hemiplegic keratosis, also known as Hopf disease. The disease is a localized skin keratosis and excessive formation of granules, hereditary skin diseases caused by the formation of echinoderma and papilloma. The disease is autosomal dominant, usually one of the parents is a patient (heterozygous), the child's risk of recurrence is 50%, and men and women have equal opportunities.
Cause
Cause
The pathogenesis is an autosomal dominant inheritance family.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Physical examination of skin diseases
Often at birth or during childhood, a small number of women who develop puberty are about twice as likely as men, with no ethnic or regional differences.
Damage is a flat or convex keratinized transitional solid papule, 1 to a few millimeters in diameter, normal skin tone or brownish red, similar to flattened or scorpion-like epidermal dysplasia, large number, no fusion, skin friction can cause blisters, generally No symptoms. Skin lesions are distributed on the extremities, mainly in the health search of the hands and feet, but also in the palm of the hand, the flexor of the fingers, the wrist, the forearms, the elbows, and the knees. The palmar sinus lesions appear as scattered translucent keratinized papules. There may be diffuse palmar skin thickening, the deck can be involved, showing thickening and whitening. The damage is gradually increasing and will not fade for the rest of his life.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
Should be identified with the following diseases:
1. Follicular keratosis is a sputum-like scarring lesion, which is characterized by histological keratosis and lacunar gap in the sebaceous spill site.
2. Flattened flat papule cupping net, the surface is smooth, no hereditary, not involving the palm of the hand, pathological examination of epidermal cells with vacuolar denatured cupping network.
3. The sputum epidermal cell dysplasia is rough, and the lesions are widely distributed. The epidermal cells have extensive vacuoles of healthy search, excessive keratinization and poor keratinization.
4. The persistent hairy layer of lenticular keratosis is flattened, and the shallow layer of dermis has dense banded cell infiltration.
Often at birth or during childhood, a small number of women who develop puberty are about twice as likely as men, with no ethnic or regional differences.
A flattened or bulging keratotic transitional solid papule, 1 to a few millimeters in diameter, normal skin tone or brownish red, similar to flattened or scorpion-like epidermal dysplasia, large number, no fusion, skin friction can cause blisters, generally No symptoms. Skin lesions are distributed on the extremities, mainly in the health search of the hands and feet, but also in the palm of the hand, the flexor of the fingers, the wrist, the forearms, the elbows, and the knees. The palmar sinus lesions appear as scattered translucent keratinized papules. There may be diffuse palmar skin thickening, the deck can be involved, showing thickening and whitening. The damage is gradually increasing and will not fade for the rest of his life.
