Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology · 1993
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy: occurrence of chronic edema and nonimmune bullous skin lesions.
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Webster G F, Iozzo R V, Schwartzman R J, Tahmoush A J, Knobler R L, Jacoby R A
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) is a poorly understood syndrome of post-traumatic pain, autonomic dysfunction, and progressive tissue atrophy. Classical descriptions of the cutaneous manifestations of RSD are usually limited to skin atrophy, vascular instability, and hyperhidrosis.
OBJECTIVE: Our objective was to further delineate the cutaneous changes in RSD.
METHODS: We have observed RSD-related inflammatory and bullous lesions in nine patients with active RSD.
RESULTS: Eight patients had significant edema of involved skin, two patients had evidence of a pigmented purpura-like inflammatory dermatitis, and two other patients had bullae on involved skin. Ultrastructural studies on a biopsy specimen from one patient with recurrent bullae revealed a disrupted basement membrane and abnormal anchoring fibrils.
CONCLUSION: Skin disease in RSD is more diverse than commonly appreciated and includes severe edema, inflammatory lesions, and a nonimmune bullous eruption.
OBJECTIVE: Our objective was to further delineate the cutaneous changes in RSD.
METHODS: We have observed RSD-related inflammatory and bullous lesions in nine patients with active RSD.
RESULTS: Eight patients had significant edema of involved skin, two patients had evidence of a pigmented purpura-like inflammatory dermatitis, and two other patients had bullae on involved skin. Ultrastructural studies on a biopsy specimen from one patient with recurrent bullae revealed a disrupted basement membrane and abnormal anchoring fibrils.
CONCLUSION: Skin disease in RSD is more diverse than commonly appreciated and includes severe edema, inflammatory lesions, and a nonimmune bullous eruption.