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CASE
ANAMNESIS
Heteroanamnesis
Chief Complaints : the patient
complains an itchy over his body.
The Itch felt since 1 week ago and it
started on his upper extremities and
then spread to all of the body. The
itchy accompanied with red fleck and
now become black because
scratched. The Itch is especially felt
Physical Examination
Dermatologic Status
Location : Regio
Generalisata
Distribution : General
Effloresce : papule
eritema,
hyperpigmented,
Located : Head
and neck
Regio
Size : Miliar
Effolosensi :
papule
erythema,
Diagnostic Examination
Laboratory (10/5/2014)
HGB : 8,7
RBC : 2,97
PLT : 451
WBC : 11,9
GDS : 403
UR/CR: 33/1,4
SGOT/SGPT : 17/17
ALB: 3,0
Na: 135
Cl: 107
K: 46
INR : 94,06
Radiology
(30/4/2014)
Foto Pedis Ap-OBLIQ
d/s:
Kesan :
Fasculitis plantaris
sinistra
Osteoporosis senilis
Gas Gangren on
dorsum pedis
sinistra.
THERAPY
Dermatology :
Diagnosis:
Scabies
Internal therapy:
Diagnosis: DM
type 2
Scabimite 1x (night)
Cetirizine 10 mg 1x1
Merilon cr. + Miconazole
cr (morning and evening)
Salycilate Acid 2% +
Mesone cr. 15 gr +
Fuson cr 15 %
(night)
DEFINITION
Scabies is an itchy immune hypersensitivity
reaction to infestation of the skin by the mite
Sarcoptes scabiei.
Synonim : The itch, pruritic
ETIOLOGY
Sarcoptes scabiei var, hominis
EPIDEMIOLOGY
The reported prevalence of scabies worldwide
was about 300 million cases / year (Chosidow 2006)
Baur (2013) in india that was 20,4%
Onayemi (2005) nigeria 28,6%
Zayyid (2010) among the children 10 12 Y.O in
penang malaysia
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Kline (2013) scabies generally endemic among
aborigin at australia and the country in Oceaia that was
30%.
Heukelbach Brazil 8,8 %
HOW ABOUT INDONESIA RECENTLY???
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Health departement of Indonesia based on data from all health
centre (Puskesmas) at the year of 2008 was range from 5,6 to
12,95% 3rd of 12 commonest skin disease (Azizah 2011)
Incidence and prevalence at Pesantren in Lamongan 64,2%
(Marufi et al)
70% in Pondok Pesantren Pasuruan (Kuspiantoro 2005)
Sungkar (1997) Bad hygiene: Up to 78,7% and good hygiene:
3,8%.
RISK FACTOR
Poor
sanitati
on
Densely
populated
and social
disruption
Low
econo
mic
PATHOGENESIS
Transmitted
Direct
Skin to skin /
sexual
Indirect
Bed cover, clothes,
etc
Sensitation
and
infestation on
skin
Sensitation
and
infestation
on skin
- Secreta
- Excreta
Clinical finding
Itch
- Papul,
vesicle,
Urticaria
- erotion,
excoriation,
crust +
secondary
46
weeks
8 12 days
EFFLORESENCE OF
SCABIES
Papules, erithematous
CLINICAL FINDING
Additional
test
Cardinal Sign
Nocturnal
pruritic
Attack to
group of
people
Find
burrow/tunne
l
Find mite
Skin scrapping
Burrow ink test
Take with neddle
Epidermal shave
biopsy
Biopsy with
Hematoxylin
eosin
Tetracyclin test
DIAGNOSIS
2 from 4 cardinal sign
Additional test
TREATMENT
DOSE
Applied for 8-14 h;
often repeated in
7 days.
Applied for 8 h
then washed off,
Second
application
recommended
after 1 wk.
Crotamito Applied on 2
n 10%
consecutive days;
cream
repeated once
within
COMMENT
First-line treatment
DRUG
DOSE
Precipitated Applied for 3
sulfur 5%days and
10%
then washed
off.
Benzyl
benzoate
10% lotion
lvermectin,
200 ug/kg
COMMENT
safe in children under
2mo and during
pregnancy, but messy
to
apply and limited
efficacy data
Applied for 24 Not available in United
h then
States
washed off.
Single oral
Highly effective with a
dose, can be good safety profile; can
repeated in
be used along with
10-14 days,
topical agents,
particularly in crusted or
resistant cases
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
PREVENTION
COMPLICATION
PROGNOSIS
THANK YOU
LITERATURE
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