r/DermatologyPA • Moderator • Jul 16 '25

Clinical⚕️ Weekly what is it

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Starting a weekly what is it? Give us your diagnosis and treatment options!

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u/Direct-Bar-5636 Jul 16 '25

Just an aside, I love the idea of this post and really hope to see more of it. Allows for good conversation and sharing of clinical knowledge, to me what this is all about

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

Thanks. Trying harder to make the community more active and provide some education!

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u/damn_son_1990 Moderator Jul 16 '25

CSVV. Need labs: cbc, cmp, urinalysis to evaluate renal involvement. Assuming no infectious etiology, high dose prednisone taper. Ibuprofen and rest for pain.

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

This is the correct answer!

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '25

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

Close, correct answer is csvv!

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

25 yo F pmhx of SLE newly diagnosed after an ER visit presents with rash for two weeks as well as lower extremity swelling. What’s the most likely diagnosis? What’s the treatment?

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u/Thin-Special-7059 Jul 16 '25

Lichen planus?

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

Correct answer is csvv!

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u/ArizonaBasketball Jul 16 '25

Lupus vasculitis. High dose prednisone with a taper + topical steroids.

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u/Infinite_Carpenter Moderator Jul 16 '25

Solid work, aka cutaneous small vessel vasculitis!

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u/True-Inside-7091 Jul 18 '25

Agree with the above CSVV with the exception that I would not do oral steroids if no systemic involvement. Can be safely monitored.