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Diagnosis of Pemphigus

Diagnostic Test list for Pemphigus:

The list of medical tests mentioned in various sources as used in the diagnosis of Pemphigus includes:

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Visible Paraneoplastic Phenomena: Differential Overview
(Field Guide to Bedside Diagnosis)

❑ Clubbing

❑ Cutaneous metastases

❑ Hyperpigmentation

❑ Cryoglobulinemia

❑ Acanthosis nigricans

❑ Acquired lanugo hair

❑ Generalized pruritus

❑ Carcinoid flush

❑ Dermatomyositis

❑ Seborrheic keratosis

❑ Neuromas

❑ Mucocutaneous nevi

❑ Palmar and plantar hyperkeratosis

❑ Thrombophlebitis migrans

❑ Amyloidosis

❑ Sweet syndrome

❑ Exfoliative erythroderma

❑ Gardner syndrome

❑ von Recklinghausen disease

❑ Erythema gyratum repens

❑ Necrolytic migratory erythema

❑ Acquired icthyosis

❑ Pancreatic panniculitis

❑ Tripe palm

Diagnostic Approach

Cutaneous manifestations may develop before an internal malignancy is recognized. Sometimes the skin lesion contains the tumor, through metastatic (lung cancer nodules) or local spread (Paget disease of the breast), direct infiltration by circulating tumor cells (lukemia cutis), or may be the primary site (Kaposi sarcoma in an HIV patient). At other times, findings are distant manifestations that provide clues to diagnosis.

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Source: Field Guide to Bedside Diagnosis, 2007


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