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Iktiosis
The term ichthyosis is derived from the greek word ichthys, meaning fish. Ichthyosis is not one
disease but a group of disease in which the homeostatic mechanism of epidermal cell kinetics or
differentiation is altered, resulting in the clinical appearance of scale. Because these disorders
manifest as abnormal differentiation of the epidermis, the term disorders of cornification ispreferred to ichthyosis
Treatment
Simptomatik treatment with alphahydroxy acids, such as l;actic acid or !" ammonium lactate
lotion, is helpful. #atients with atopic dermatitis and ichthyosis vulgaris may find that these
products sting. $ther compounds with hydrating and keratolytic properties are also beneficial.
%reams containing &" urea are effective humectants. 'esponse to topical retinoids has been
variable. (idespread use of topical salicylic acid in children may lead to salicylism, and salicylic
acid products are best reserved for locali)ed thicker areas, when *&" area has failed. Baths mayhelp by hidrating the horny layer, but the water must be sealed in with an evaporation barrier
such as white petrolatum. Topical calcipotriene ointment has proved effective in a variety of
ichthyosis and topical maxacalcitol, a vitamin d+ analogue, has been used successfully in mosaic
type bullous congenital ichtyosisform erythroderma. pplication of a *&-&" solution of
propylene glycol in water under an occlusive suit removes the scales. #ropylene glycol can
produce renal failure and cardiac toxicity when given systemically, but few reports of adverse
effects have been noted with topical use. /any patient benefit from the use of a sauna suit, even
without the use of propylene glycol, so the risk-benefit ratio of adding the propylene glycol to
the regimen should be evaluated carefully.
Ichtyosis vyulgaris
Iktiosis vulgaris adalah autosominal dominal inherited dan biasanya dengan onset di anak-anak
antara +-! bulan. (ith fine scales the appear 0pasted on1 over the entire body. 2arying
degress of dryness of the skin may be evident. The scales are coarser on the flower extremities
than they are on the trunk. The extensor surfaces of the extremities are most prominently
involved. The axillary and gluteal folds are usually not affected. lthough the antecubital and
popliteal fossae are usually spared by ichtyosis vulgaris, actopic changes may be present, as
these disorders are fre3uently associated. ccentuated skin markings and hyperkeratosis of the
palms are common features. 4eratosis pilaris is fre3uently associated. The scalp is involved,with only slight scaling. 4eratotic lesions may be found on the palmar creases 5keratosis
punctata6. topy manifested as hay fever, ec)ema, asthma, or urtikaria is fre3uently present.
The course is favorable, with limited findings by the time the patient is an adult.
7istologically, there is a moderate degree of compact eosinophilic orthokeratosis. The granular
layer is reduced or absent, and keratohyalin granules may appear spongy or fragmented on
electron microscopy. The spinous layer is of normal thickness. 8ilaggrin is reduced in involved
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epidermis, and profilaggrin m'9 is unstable in keratinociytes, this is a retention
hyperkeratosis, with a normal rate of epidermal turnover.
The differential diagnosis includes severe xerosis, x-linked ichtyosis, and ac3uired ichtyosis.
X-linked ichthyosis
:-linked ichthyosis is transmitted only to males b hetero)ygous mothers as an x-linked recessive
trait. This condition result from a deficiency of steroid sulfatase 5arly sulfatase %6, and occurs
once in every !&&&-&&& male births. $nset is usually before + months of age. The children are
commonly born via caesarian section, with failure of progression of labor owing to a placental
sulfatase deficiency. Scale are dark, large, and prominent on the anterior neck, extensor surfaces
of the extremities, and the trunk. The sides of the neck are invariably involved, giving the child
an unwashed look. The elbow and knee flexures are relatively spared, as are the face and scalp;
the palms and soles are nearly always spared.
The condition may be confused with ichthyosis vulgaris, but typically has darker scales and
demonstrates dramatic clearing during the summer months. diagnosis of :-linked ichthyosis
is likely if the abdomen is more involved than the back and if the ichthyosis extends down the
entire dorsum of the leg. 4eratosis pilaris is not present, and the incidence of atopy is not
increased. %orneal opacities 5which do not affect vision6 are seen by slit-lamp examination on
the posterior capsule or descemet?>s6 migrate much more
rapidly, and cholesterol sulfate is elevated in serum, erythrocyte membranes, and keratin. The
reduced en)yme activity can be assessed in fibroblasts, keratinocytes, leukocytes, and prenatally
in amniocytes.
Multiple sulfatase deficiency
#atients with multiple sulfatase deficiency display on overlap of steroid sulfatase deficiency,
mucopolysaccharidosis, and metachromatic leukodystrophy. The scaling is sometimes milderthan :-linked recessive ichthyosis. There may be developmental delay, spastic 3uadriparesis,
and coarse facial features. 7istologic examination shows hyperkeratosis with a normal granular
cell layer. This autosomal-recessive disorder is caused by a lock of or deficiency in all known
sulfatases.
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Autosomal recessive ichtysosis
Biochemical and genetic studies have helped to define the specific subtypes. %linical features
often overlap, and in the past, the severity of the disease determined the classification.
Identification of specific defects, such as transaglutaminase and profilaggrin@filaggrin, are
important to define each disorder, and are the basis for classification of ichthyosis disorder.
Lamellar ichtiosis
Iktiosis lamellar is present at birth or becomes apparent soon after, and almost always involves
the entire cutaneous surface. =sually, a collodion-like membrane encases the baby at birth, then
des3uamates over the first !-+ weeks of life. The ensuing iktiosis is characteri)ed by large 5-
mm6, grayish brown scales, which are strikingly 3uadrilateral, free at the edges, and adherent in
the center. In severe cases, the scales may be so thick that they are like armor plate. /oderate
hyperkeratosis of the palms and soles is fre3uently present. The follicles in most instances have
a crateriform appearance. Actropion is almost always present and is a helpful diagnostic sign.
>amellar ichtyosis is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. bout half the patients have
decreased or absent transglutaminase 5T/6 activity. >$:A+ and >$:!B mutations
can produce a similar appearance. >amellar ichtyosis type ! has been associated with mutations
in the B%! gene.
In addition to the topical agents recommended for the treatment of other ichtyosis, ta)arotene
5ta)orac6 and orally administered retinoids can improve symptoms. The adverse effects of
prolonged oral retinoid therapy make their use for long term maintenance therapy difficult.
Nonbullous congenital iktiosiform eritroderma
most infants with nonbullous congenital iktiosiform eritroderma are born enclosed in a
constricting parchment C or collodion - like membrane. They also have ectropion of the eyelids,
which has led to confusion with lamellar iktiosis, and at one time the term lamellar iktiosis was
used for almost all patients with nonbullous autosomal recessive iktiosis. s mutations in
T/, >$:A+, or >$:!B can lead to either congenital iktiosiform eritroderma or iktiosis
lamellar, the separation of the entities is largely on the basis of the clinical phenotype.
(ithin !* hour of birth, fissuring and peeling begin, and large keratinous lamellae are cast off in
&-* days, coincident rapid improvement. s the membrane is shed, underlying redness and
scaling are apparent. enerali)ed involvement is the rule, including the face, palms, soles, and
flexures. %icatrial alopesia, nail dystrophy, and some ectropion are common. Scales may be
large and platelike on the legs but are likely to be fine on the trunk, face and scalp. The
condition has been found in association with neutral lipid storage disease.
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7istologically, parakeratosis and inflammation are seen more fre3uently in congenital
iktiosiform eritroderma than in iktiosis lamellar. The stratum corneum is usually thicker in
iktiosis lamellar, and is usually not parakeratotic.
Harlequin fetus
Is a severe disorder that affects the skin in utero, causing thick, horny, armor-like plates covering
the entire surface. The ears are rudimentary or absent, and eclabium and ectropion are severe.
The child is often stillborn or dies soon after delivery; however, with aggressive management,
there have been long term survivors. These survivors develop features of congenital iktiosiform
erytroderma or iktiosis lamellar. bsent or abnormal lamellar granules, a lack of extracellular
lipid lamellae, and lipid droplets in the stratum corneum have been reported. bnormalities of
profilaggrin and of 4 and 4 expression have been reported. 'ecessive inheritance has been
favored, and is supported by reports of consanguinity. Some reports suggest a dominant
mutation with parental mosaicism.
Bullous iktiosiform erytroderma
n autosomal dominantly inherited disorder, bullous congenital iktiosiform eytroderma
5epidermolitic hyperkeratosis, A746 is usually manifested by blisters at or shortly after birth.
>ater, thickened, horny, warty or spine-like, ridget scale predominate. They are particularly
prominent at the flexures. There is remarkable heterogeneity, particularly in regard to the degree
of hyperkeratosis, the extent of body surface involvement, presence or absence of eritrodema,
and palm and sole involvement. nd association with hypocalcemic vitamin ?-resistant ricked
has been reported. Apidermal nevi of the epidermolytic type are mosaic expression of
epidermolytic hyperkeratosis.
Apidermolitik hyperkeratosis is caused by mutations in the genes for keratins 4 and 4&.
4eratin distribution patterns in keratinocytes are abnormal, suggesting that there is in altered
assembly process of cornified cell envelopes in epidermolitik hyperkeratosis.
7istologically, the lesional skin demonstrates compact hyperkeratosis. The granular layer is
markedly thickened and contains coarse keratohyaline granules. Apidermal cells detach in the
granular cell layer and may appear disrupted. Alectron microsopy reveals the formation of
perinuclear haloes. These findings allow prenatal diagnosis by fetal skin biopsy. Apidermolitik
hyperkeratosis has been described as in incidental finding in normal skin, skin adDacent to benign
and malignant epidermal tumors, and normal oral mucosa. It may be more commonly seen in
association with dysplastic nevi than with banal nevi.
Short, intensive therapy with high-dose vitamin , E& &&& = of 3uasol daily for ! weeks,
produces modest clinical improvement. $thers have tried administering systemic retinoids, with
similar results; however, the patient
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basis. pplication of &," retinoic acid 5retin- cream6 has been used successfully. #yogenic
infection is a common problem, and appropriate antibiotics should be administered. water
solution of &" glycerin and +" lactic acid applied to wet skin can result in clinical
improvement. The disease tends to become less severe with age.