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Introduction:

UrticariaandAngioedemaUrticariaAngioedemaIntroduction:

UrticariaandAnEtiologyofUrticarialReactions:

AllergicTriggersAcuteUrticariaDrugsFoodsFoodadditivesViralinfectionshepatitisA,B,CEpstein-BarrvirusInsectbitesandstingsContactantsandinhalants

(includesanimaldanderandlatex)ChronicUrticariaPhysicalfactorscoldheatdermatographicpressuresolarIdiopathicEtiologyofUrticarialReactioThePathogenesisofChronicUrticaria:

CellularMediatorsThePathogenesisofChronicUrHistamineasaMastCellMediatorHistamineasaMastCellMediaRoleofMastCellsinChronicUrticaria:

LowerThresholdforHistamineReleaseReleasethresholddecreasedby:Cytokines&chemokines

inthecutaneous

microenvironmentAntigenexposureHistamine-releasingfactorAutoantibodyPsychologicalfactorsReleasethresholdincreasedby:CorticosteroidsAntihistaminesCromolyn(invitro)CutaneousmasscellRoleofMastCellsinChronicAnAutoimmuneBasisforChronic

IdiopathicUrticaria:AntibodiestoIgEAnAutoimmuneBasisforChroniInitialWorkupofUrticariaPatienthistorySinusitisArthritisThyroiddiseaseCutaneousfungalinfectionsUrinarytractsymptomsUpperrespiratorytractinfection

(particularlyimportantinchildren)Travelhistory(parasiticinfection)SorethroatEpstein-Barrvirus,infectious

mononucleosisInsectstingsFoodsRecenttransfusionswith

bloodproducts(hepatitis)RecentinitiationofdrugsPhysicalexamSkinEyesEarsThroatLymphnodesFeetLungsJointsAbdomenInitialWorkupofUrticariaPatLaboratoryAssessmentfor

ChronicUrticariaPossibletestsforselectedpatientsStoolexaminationforova

andparasitesBloodchemistryprofileAntinuclearantibodytiter(ANA)HepatitisBandCSkintestsforIgE-mediated

reactionsInitialtestsCBCwithdifferentialErythrocytesedimentationrateUrinalysisRASTforspecificIgEComplementstudies:CH50CryoproteinsThyroidmicrosomalantibodyAntithyroglobulinThyroidstimulatinghormone(TSH)LaboratoryAssessmentfor

ChrHistopathologyGroup2:PolymorphousperivascularinfiltrateNeutrophilsEosinophilsMononuclearcellsGroup3:SparseperivascularlymphocytesHistopathologyGroup2:Group3:UrticariaAssociatedWith

OtherConditionsCollagenvasculardisease(eg,systemiclupuserythematosus)Complementdeficiency,viralinfections(includinghepatitisB

andC),serumsickness,andallergicdrugeruptionsChronictineapedisPruriticurticarialpapulesandplaquesofpregnancy(PUPPP)Schnitzler’ssyndromeUrticariaAssociatedWith

OthH1-ReceptorAntagonists:

ProsandConsforUrticariaandAngioedemaFirst-generationantihistamines(diphenhydramine

andhydroxyzine)Advantages:Rapidonsetofaction,relativelyinexpensiveDisadvantages:Sedating,anticholinergicSecond-generationantihistamines(astemizole,

cetirizine,fexofenadine,loratadine)Advantages:Nosedation(exceptcetirizine);noadverse

anticholinergiceffects;bidandqddosingDisadvantages:ProlongationofQTinterval;ventricular

tachycardia(astemizoleonly)inapatientsubgroupH1-ReceptorAntagonists:

ProsFour-weekTreatmentPeriod:

FexofenadineHClMeanPruritusScores/MeanNumberofWheals/MeanTotalSymptomScoresFour-weekTreatmentPeriod:

FeAnApproachtotheTreatmentof

ChronicUrticariaAnApproachtotheTreatmentoTreatmentofUrticaria:

PharmacologicOptionsAntihistamines,othersFirst-generationH1Second-generationH1Antihistamine/decongestant

combinationsTricyclicantidepressants

(eg,doxepin)CombinedH1andH2agentsBeta-adrenergicagonistsEpinephrineforacuteurticaria

(rapidbutshort-livedresponse)TerbutalineCorticosteroidsSevereacuteurticariaavoidlong-termuseusealternate-dayregimen

whenpossibleAvoidinchronicurticaria

(lowestdoseplusantihistamines

mightbenecessary)MiscellaneousPUVAHydroxychloroquineThyroxineTreatmentofUrticaria:

PharmAtopicDermatitis:Acute,Subacute,

andChronicLesionsAcuteCutaneousLesionsErythematous,intenselypruriticpapulesandvesiclesConfinedtoareasofpredilectioncheeksininfantsantecubitalpoplitealSubacuteCutaneousLesionsErythemaexcoriation,scalingBleedingandoozinglesionsChronicLesionsExcoriationswithcrustingThickenedlichenifiedlesionsPostinflammatoryhyperpigmentationNodularprurigoAtopicDermatitis:Acute,SubaAtopicDermatitis:

PhysicalDistributionbyAgeGroupAtopicDermatitis:

PhysicalDImmuneResponseinAtopicDermatitisMarkedlyelevatedserumIgElevelsPeripheralbloodeosinophiliaHighlycomplexinflammatoryresponses>IgE-dependent

immediatehypersensitivityMultifunctionalroleofIgE(beyondmediationofspecific

mastcellorbasophildegranulation)CelltypesthatexpressIgEonsurfacemonocyte/macrophagesLangerhans’cellsmastcellsbasophilsImmuneResponseinAtopicDermAtopicDermatitis:

TeststoIdentifySpecificTriggersSkinpricktestingforspecificenvironmental

and/orfoodallergensRAST,ELISA,etc,toidentifyserumIgEdirectedtospecific

allergensinpatientswithextensivecutaneousinvolvementTzancksmearforherpessimplexKOHpreparationfordermatophytosisGram’sstainforbacterialinfectionsCultureforantibioticsensitivityforstaphylococcalinfection;

supplementwithbacterialculturesCulturestosupporttestsbacterial,viral,orfungalAtopicDermatitis:

TeststoIdTopicalCorticosteroidsRankedfromhightolowpotencyin7classesGroup1(mostpotent):betamethasonedipropionate0.05%Group4(intermediatepotency):hydrocortisonevalerate0.2%Group7(leastpotent):hydrocortisonehydrochloride1%Localsideeffects:

Developmentofstriaeandatrophyoftheskin,perioral

dermatitis,rosaceaSystemiceffects:

Dependonpotency,siteofapplication,occlusiveness,

percentageofbodycovered,lengthofuseMaycauseadrenalsuppressionininfantsandsmallchildren

ifusedlongtermTopicalCorticosteroidsRankedAntihistaminesandOtherTreatmentsStandardTreatmentOralantihistaminestorelieveitchingMoisturizertominimizedryskinTopicalcorticosteroidsHard-to-manageDiseaseAntibioticsCoaltarpreparations(antipruriticandanti-inflammatory)WetdressingsandocclusionSystemiccorticosteroidsUVlighttherapyHospitalizationAntihistaminesandOtherTreatIntroduction:

UrticariaandAngioedemaUrticariaAngioedemaIntroduction:

UrticariaandAnEtiologyofUrticarialReactions:

AllergicTriggersAcuteUrticariaDrugsFoodsFoodadditivesViralinfectionshepatitisA,B,CEpstein-BarrvirusInsectbitesandstingsContactantsandinhalants

(includesanimaldanderandlatex)ChronicUrticariaPhysicalfactorscoldheatdermatographicpressuresolarIdiopathicEtiologyofUrticarialReactioThePathogenesisofChronicUrticaria:

CellularMediatorsThePathogenesisofChronicUrHistamineasaMastCellMediatorHistamineasaMastCellMediaRoleofMastCellsinChronicUrticaria:

LowerThresholdforHistamineReleaseReleasethresholddecreasedby:Cytokines&chemokines

inthecutaneous

microenvironmentAntigenexposureHistamine-releasingfactorAutoantibodyPsychologicalfactorsReleasethresholdincreasedby:CorticosteroidsAntihistaminesCromolyn(invitro)CutaneousmasscellRoleofMastCellsinChronicAnAutoimmuneBasisforChronic

IdiopathicUrticaria:AntibodiestoIgEAnAutoimmuneBasisforChroniInitialWorkupofUrticariaPatienthistorySinusitisArthritisThyroiddiseaseCutaneousfungalinfectionsUrinarytractsymptomsUpperrespiratorytractinfection

(particularlyimportantinchildren)Travelhistory(parasiticinfection)SorethroatEpstein-Barrvirus,infectious

mononucleosisInsectstingsFoodsRecenttransfusionswith

bloodproducts(hepatitis)RecentinitiationofdrugsPhysicalexamSkinEyesEarsThroatLymphnodesFeetLungsJointsAbdomenInitialWorkupofUrticariaPatLaboratoryAssessmentfor

ChronicUrticariaPossibletestsforselectedpatientsStoolexaminationforova

andparasitesBloodchemistryprofileAntinuclearantibodytiter(ANA)HepatitisBandCSkintestsforIgE-mediated

reactionsInitialtestsCBCwithdifferentialErythrocytesedimentationrateUrinalysisRASTforspecificIgEComplementstudies:CH50CryoproteinsThyroidmicrosomalantibodyAntithyroglobulinThyroidstimulatinghormone(TSH)LaboratoryAssessmentfor

ChrHistopathologyGroup2:PolymorphousperivascularinfiltrateNeutrophilsEosinophilsMononuclearcellsGroup3:SparseperivascularlymphocytesHistopathologyGroup2:Group3:UrticariaAssociatedWith

OtherConditionsCollagenvasculardisease(eg,systemiclupuserythematosus)Complementdeficiency,viralinfections(includinghepatitisB

andC),serumsickness,andallergicdrugeruptionsChronictineapedisPruriticurticarialpapulesandplaquesofpregnancy(PUPPP)Schnitzler’ssyndromeUrticariaAssociatedWith

OthH1-ReceptorAntagonists:

ProsandConsforUrticariaandAngioedemaFirst-generationantihistamines(diphenhydramine

andhydroxyzine)Advantages:Rapidonsetofaction,relativelyinexpensiveDisadvantages:Sedating,anticholinergicSecond-generationantihistamines(astemizole,

cetirizine,fexofenadine,loratadine)Advantages:Nosedation(exceptcetirizine);noadverse

anticholinergiceffects;bidandqddosingDisadvantages:ProlongationofQTinterval;ventricular

tachycardia(astemizoleonly)inapatientsubgroupH1-ReceptorAntagonists:

ProsFour-weekTreatmentPeriod:

FexofenadineHClMeanPruritusScores/MeanNumberofWheals/MeanTotalSymptomScoresFour-weekTreatmentPeriod:

FeAnApproachtotheTreatmentof

ChronicUrticariaAnApproachtotheTreatmentoTreatmentofUrticaria:

PharmacologicOptionsAntihistamines,othersFirst-generationH1Second-generationH1Antihistamine/decongestant

combinationsTricyclicantidepressants

(eg,doxepin)CombinedH1andH2agentsBeta-adrenergicagonistsEpinephrineforacuteurticaria

(rapidbutshort-livedresponse)TerbutalineCorticosteroidsSevereacuteurticariaavoidlong-termuseusealternate-dayregimen

whenpossibleAvoidinchronicurticaria

(lowestdoseplusantihistamines

mightbenecessary)MiscellaneousPUVAHydroxychloroquineThyroxineTreatmentofUrticaria:

PharmAtopicDermatitis:Acute,Subacute,

andChronicLesionsAcuteCutaneousLesionsErythematous,intenselypruriticpapulesandvesiclesConfinedtoareasofpredilectioncheeksininfantsantecubitalpoplitealSubacuteCutaneousLesionsErythemaexcoriation,scalingBleedingandoozinglesionsChronicLesionsExcoriationswithcrustingThickenedlichenifiedlesionsPostinflammatoryhyperpigmentationNodularprurigoAtopicDermatitis:Acute,SubaAtopicDermatitis:

PhysicalDistributionbyAgeGroupAtopicDermatitis:

PhysicalDImmuneResponseinAtopicDermatitisMarkedlyelevatedserumIgElevelsPeripheralbloodeosinophiliaHighlycomplexinflammatoryresponses>IgE-dependent

immediatehypersensitivityMultifunctionalroleofIgE(beyondmediationofspecific

mastcellorbasophildegranulation)CelltypesthatexpressIgEonsurfacemonocyte/macrophagesLangerhans’cellsmastcellsbasophilsImmuneResponseinAtopicDermAtopicDermatitis:

TeststoIdentifySpecificTriggersSkinpricktestingforspecificenvironmental

and/orfoodallergensRAST,ELISA,etc,toidentifyserumIgEdirectedtospecific

alle

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