PACES resources,MRCP(uk) Practical Assessment of Clinical examination SKills

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Sunday, 25 October 2009

what is the assoiaction?

describe the findings in both pcitures.
what is the assoication?


answers:
the skin in the neck shaws multiple yellowish papules and plaques arranged in a cobblestone pattern resembling "plucked chicken skin."

the fundoscopy shaw angioid streaks:broad, irregular, red to brown to gray lines that radiate from the area around the optic nerve.

what is the diagnosis?






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2 comments:

  1. pseudoxanthoma elasticum.

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  2. Pseudoxanthosma Elasticum

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