Acne Vulgaris1

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    DEFINITIONAcne vulgaris:

    Is a self limited disorder and chronicinflammation of the pilosebaceous

    glands (hair follicles that contain largeoil-producing cells) of the face, upperarms, and upper chest.

    It may appear as solid elevations ofthe skin (papules), as pus-filled blisters(pustules), ass cysts or as scars.

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    EPIDEMIOLOGY

    Acne is often anearly

    manifestation of

    puberty (about90%)

    Nearly everyoneever suffer from

    this disease

    Nearly everyoneever suffer from

    this disease

    Nearly everyoneever suffer from

    this disease

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    ETIOPATHOGENESIS

    Follicular epidermal hyperproliferation

    Excess sebum production

    Inflammation

    The presence and activity ofPropionilbacterium acnes

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    CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS

    Variety cutaneous lesion on the face,back, chest and shoulders :

    - Non inflammatory lesion:

    Open and closed comedos

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    - Inflammatory lesion:

    Papules, pustules, nodules,sometimes cysts, and scars.

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    SEVERITY OF THE ACNELESION

    Severit

    y

    Symptoms

    Mild

    (Grade 1)

    Non inflammatory lesion only at 1 predilectionFew non-inflammatory lesions at several predilections

    Few inflammatory lesion at 1 predilectionModerate

    (Grade 2)

    Many inflammatory lesions at 1 predilection Several inflammatory lesions at more than 1

    predilections Several inflammatory lesions at more than 1 predilectionFew inflammatory lesions at more than 1 predilection

    Severe

    (Grade 3)

    Numerous non-inflammatory lesions at more than 1predilections Numerous inflammatory lesions at 1 or more

    predilections

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    Mild acne Mild to

    moderate

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    Moderateacne

    Severe

    acne

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    SUPPORTIVE

    EXAMINATIONIn general, laboratory workup is notindicated for patients with acneunless hyperandrogenism is

    suspected.Histopathology

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    A. Closed comedone follicularinfundibulum is distended, filled with

    keratin and sebum.B. B. Open comedone

    C. Inflammatory papule infundibullar

    hyperkeratosis

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    DIFFRENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

    Millia

    Sebaceous hyperplasia

    Rosacea

    Trichoepitheliomas

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    DIAGNOSIS

    LOCATION

    EFFLORESCENCE

    SYMPTOMS

    Millia Orbital

    region

    Milliary

    papules,multiple

    Asymptom

    atic

    Sebaceoushyperplasia

    Nose,cheek,forehead

    Papule solitaireor multiple

    Asymptomatic

    Rossacea Face Flushing,

    inflammatorypapules,pustules, andtelangiectases

    Facial

    burning

    Trichoepit

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    MILIA SEBACEOUSHYPERPLASIA

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    TRICHOEPITHELI

    OMAS

    ACNE ROSACEA

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    TREATMENT

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    PROGNOSIS

    Overall the prognosis for acne isfavorable. Treatment regimens shouldbe initiated early and be sufficientlyaggressive to prevent permanentsequelae. If significant scarring doesoccur, referral for surgical correction

    may be warranted