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종결 Case No. 357 2014-12-01~2014-12-31
출제자 : 최진욱 Hit : 342
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Period 2014-12-01~2014-12-31
Diagnosis Lipoid Proteinosis (Urbach-Wiethe Disease)
Clinical information M/42
C.C : Seizure for past 2 years
Multiple brownish/erythematous papules on neck and face
Discussion Lipoid Proteinosis (Urbach-Wiethe Disease)
 Rare autosomal recessive inherited disease
– Mutation of extracellular matrix protein1 (ECM1)
– Intracellular accumulation of hyaline
 Skin abnormalities
– First and most common manifestation
– Thickening of skin and mucosa
 Multiple blisters and scars
 Hoarseness
– Moniliform blepharosis
 Beaded papules around eyelid margin
 Pathognomic finding
 CNS involvement
– Infrequent CNS involvement
 Seizure
 Schizophrenia
 Depression/anxiety
– Infiltration around hippocampal capillaries
 Leading to vascular wall thickening
 Subsequent perivascular calcification
– Calcification on imaging
 Medial temporal lobes
 Amygdala involvement – pathognomic
 Hippocampus
 Parahippocampal gyrus
 Striatum
– Mortality due to ischemia
 Due to vascular calcium deposition
 Diagnosis
– Pathognomic clinical findings
– Biopsy of skin lesion
 Recognition of hylaine material
 Detection of EMC1
Reference,
Amygdalae and Striatum Calcification in Lipoid Proteinosis, AJNR 2010;31:88-90
Lipoid proteinosis with bilateral amygdalae calcifications, headache, and cognitive impairments, Neurology 2013;81:303-304


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