1. A photo‐distributed rash and eczematous eruptions in two siblings—A diagnostic conundrum.
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Malhi, Kittu, Mustari, Akash, Singh, Sukhdeep, Kumar, Anoop, Vignesh, Pandiarajan, De, Dipankar, Handa, Sanjeev, and Mahajan, Rahul
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CONGENITAL disorders , *SIBLINGS , *DERMATOMYOSITIS , *EXOCRINE pancreatic insufficiency , *NUCLEOTIDE sequencing , *GENETIC variation , *FANCONI'S anemia - Abstract
This article discusses a rare genetic disorder called hereditary fibrosing poikiloderma (HFP) that affects two siblings. HFP is characterized by childhood poikiloderma, muscle contractures, and pulmonary fibrotic defects. The siblings presented with pigmented cheek rash, eczematous lesions, and recurrent skin and ear infections. Genetic testing revealed a novel variation in the FAM111B gene, confirming a diagnosis of HFP. Treatment includes prophylactic antibiotics, photoprotection, and vitamin D supplementation. The article also explores the differential diagnoses and management approaches for HFP. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024
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