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Skin Miscellaneous 4243459c

Target or Iris lesion are seen in:

A
Urticaria
B
Erythema multiforme
C
Scabies
D
Lichen planus
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. B. Erythema Multiforme (EM)* It is an acute self-limited, usually mild and often relapsing mucocutaneous syndrome* MCC is infection with Herpes simplex virus.* 2nd MCC: Mycoplasma pneumonia.Clinical Presentation* Occurs in all ages but mostly in adolescents & young adults, with a slight male preponderance.* Characteristic Target/lris/Bull's eye/Annular lesion.* Most occur in symmetric acral distribution on extensor surface of extremities (hand, feet, elbow & knees), face & neck and appear less frequently on thigh, buttocks & trunk.* Influenced by mechanical factors (Koebner's phenome- non) & actinic factors (predilection of sun exposed sites).

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