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management syndrome apml classification compared comparison erythemas hodgkins lymphoma mintc mnemonic nonpalpable purpura rheumatology skin sweet table
Approach to the Rash in a an oncology patient - MINT-C Mnemonic M - Malignancy: Leukemia cutis,
I - Infection: Bacterial ... Gangrenosum, NEH T - Treatment ... #oncology #differential ... #diagnosis #cancer ... MINTC #Mnemonic #dermatology
Purpura - Differential Diagnosis Framework Non-blanchable, dark red to purple, hemorrhagic skin lesions that result from leakage
Purpura - Differential ... Pigmented Purpuric Dermatosis ... gangrenosum • Bacterial ... #Diagnosis #hematology ... #dermatology
Sweet Syndrome Acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis (Sweets Syndrome) is a skin condition characterized by fever and inflamed
- Rash: multiple ... Causes: - Idiopathic ... Acral erythema - Bacterial ... Treatment: - Systemic ... #dermatology #oncology
Differentiation Syndrome in APML Epidemiology: • Incidence: common in APL (2-48% depending on the study) • Triggers:
Differentiation ... febrile neutrophilic dermatosis ... initiation • Differential ... #management #hematology ... #oncology
Erythemas Summarized Erythema ab igne • A dermatosis that results from repeated exposure to heat (fires, heating
Erythema ab igne • A dermatosis ... Rash is usually ... associated with cancers ... comparison #table #differential ... #diagnosis #dermatology
Hodgkin's Lymphoma Overview Hodgkin's lymphoma (HL) is an uncommon hematological malignancy arising from mature B cells. It
lymph node biopsy (diagnostic ... Immunohistochemical studies (to differentiate ... Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment ... classification #hematology ... #oncology #management
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