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Dermatopathology - Morfologi Lesi Kulit PDF
Dermatopathology - Morfologi Lesi Kulit PDF
Dr. H
Dr H. Soekimin
Soekimin, SpPA
Dr. T. Ibnu Alferraly, SpPA
Departemen
p Patologig Anatomi
FK USU
Makroskopis Jaringan Kulit
Makula ( Macule ) : ruam bulat pada kulit, ukuran bervariasi, datar, perbedaan warna dgn
kulit sekitar
Likenifikasi
f ( Lichenification
f ) : penipisan daerah kulit, batas jelas, akbt
pengikisan yg ber-ulang
Plaque: A slightly raised area which is not very deep with a flat top and >0.5
cm . (Psoriasis)
( )
Patch:
atc Macule larger
g than 1 cm in size. Monocytic
y Leukemia
Scale: Flake of flat horny cells which is loosened from the cells below
(Psoriasis)
Atrophy:
p y Loss of substance of Skin. Thinningg of epidermis,
p , dermis or
subcutaneous tissue. Ehler's Danlos syndrome
Pustule: Vescicle filled with pus. Less than 0.5 cm in size. (Acne pustule)
Ulcer: Hole in skin. Heals with scar when it is not malignant. (Squamous cell
cancer)
E ti
Erotion: L
Less d
deeper than
h ulcer
l
Fisure
Fi
Fissure (fish Your), Erosion, And Ulcer
Examples of acanthosis in
Psoriasis
Lichen Simplex
Chronicus
Acanthosis Nigricans: Velvety appearing,
appearing hyperpigmented skin skin.
Associated with diabetes and a number of other disorders.
Multiple skin tags also seen in this picture of the axillary region.
ANAPLASIA
The dropping off of colloid bodies from the epidermis into the dermis.
Apoptosis typically occurs in disorders in which basal cell damage occurs, such as
lichenoid tissue reactions
Lichen Plannus
The variation in the appearance of the nuclei of the same cell type. If pronounced
and associated with large, irregular, hyperchromatic nuclei it is termed anaplasia
and is often an indication of malignancy.
VILLUS
A dermal papilla extending into a bulla, vesicle, or lacuna which is covered with a
single layer of epidermal cells resulting from suprabasalar acantholysis .
Example of Villus in Pemphigus vulgaris
REAKSI UMUM KULIT TERHADAP JEJAS (injury)
(i j )
Inflamasi Kronis :
- Penebalan epidermis : ACANTHOSIS
- penebalan Staratum Corneum : HYPERKERATOSIS
- Fibrosis dermis
Inflamasi Kulit Akut
Basophils also possess the high-affinity IgE receptor and may be involved in
urticaria.
Other inflammatory cells (ie, vide infra) are recruited into the lesional area in
urticaria, particularly in chronic urticaria. These cells can release cytokines and
chemokines that can cause histamine release or otherwise contribute to the
pathology.
A lymphocytic infiltrate is commonly found in the lesions of both acute and
chronic types of urticaria.
Some urticarial lesions have a mixed cellular infiltrate, ie, a mixture of lymphocytes,
polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMNs), and other inflammatory cells.
EM major and Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) are more severe mucosal and
skin diseases and are potentially life-threatening disorders.
Erythema Multiformis
Usually lesions on elbows, knees, scalp, back, face, palms and feet, but they can
show up on other parts of body.
A problem with immune system causes psoriasis. In a process called cell turnover,
skin cells that grow deep in the skin rise to the surface.
Normally,y this takes a month. In p
psoriasis, it happens
pp in jjust days
y because yyour cells
rise too fast.
Psoriasis can last a long time, even a lifetime. Symptoms come and go.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis
Epidermis
Mitotic activity of basal keratinocytes is increased almost 50-fold, with
keratinocytes migrating from the basal to the cornified layers in only 33-5
5 days
compared to the normal 28-30 days.
The stratum corneum is also thickened, and the retention of cell nuclei in this
layer is referred to as parakeratosis.
Linear or shaggy deposits of fibrin and fibrinogen and liquefaction are in the
basement membrane zone.
Lichen Planus
Lichen Simplex Chronicus
LSC is found on the skin in regions accessible to scratching.
Pruritus provokes rubbing that produces clinical lesions, but the underlying
pathophysiology is unknown.
Some skin types are more prone to lichenification, such as skin that tends toward
eczematous conditions (ie, atopic dermatitis, atopic diathesis).
A relationship likely exists between central and peripheral neural tissue and
inflammatory cell products in the perception of itch and ensuing changes in LSC.
Epidermal thickening of all layers is noted, with elongation of rete ridges and with
pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia. Papillary dermal fibrosis with vertical streaking of
collagen bundles is characteristic.