Flagellate dermatoses

Bhushan, Premanshu; Manjul, Prateek; Baliyan, Vinisha

doi:10.4103/0378-6323.129397

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“…Causes such as Shiitake mushroom poisoning, chemotherapy (Bleomycin or Docetaxel) induced whiplash rash, dermatomyositis and dermatitis artefacta were ruled out on the basis of clinical history and histopathological examination. [5] Persistent linear pigmentation and dermatomyositis-like flagellate eruption as in our case has been associated with poor prognosis and severe clinical outcomes. [6] Hence, such rash in a case of AOSD should alert the clinician for immediate and aggressive systemic management.…”

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The whiplash rash

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Nikam

Kaur

2017

Indian Dermatol Online J

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The whiplash rash

Brahmnalkar

Nikam

Kaur

2017

Indian Dermatol Online J

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“…Flagellate dermatoses are persistent cutaneous lesions, so defined because of their typical whip-shaped aspect [1][2][3].…”

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Transitory Acquired Flagellate Ictyosis, an Easy Treatment

Pranteda¹

2015

J Clin Exp Dermatol Res

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We described the case of 45 years-old woman affected by a flagellate dermatitis arisen immediately after having\ud a bath in sulfurous thermal water. Such dermopathy resolved after a common scratching of the lesions by the\ud patient, so that the possible pathogenetic mechanism to explain the resolution of the lesions is the mechanical\ud removal of cornified cell layer. After six months follow-up, the patient is in good conditions, without relapses of the\ud flagellate dermatitis.\ud Keywords: Flagellate dermatitis, Sulfurous thermal wate

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“…Flagellate erythema has been associated with other chemotherapeutic agents such as peplomycin, a derivative of bleomycin, docetaxel, and bendamustine; adult‐onset Still disease; toxin‐induced toxicoderma (shiitake dermatitis), which occurs after intake of uncooked shiitake mushrooms; and Cnidarian stings. Lesions are erythematous, never pigmented, and distributed more on the trunk in toxin‐induced flagellate dermatitis . Chikungunya fever can produce flagellate pigmentation, which is considered to be a postinflammatory response to the chikungunya virus .…”

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“…Lesions are erythematous, never pigmented, and distributed more on the trunk in toxin-induced flagellate dermatitis. 5 Chikungunya fever can produce flagellate pigmentation, which is considered to be a postinflammatory response to the chikungunya virus. 6…”

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