Pre Recorded Lectures || Dermacoaching

Pre Recorded Lectures

Basics of Dermatology

1. Epidermis and epidermal appendages.

Introduction
Origin & Development of skin Epidermis
Epidermopoiesis
Cell cycle
Melanocytes & melanogenesis
Langerhans cells
Merkel cells
Hair follicle development
Structure
Hair cycle
Sebaceous glands
Eccrine glands and Nails

2. Dermo-epidermal junction

Dermo-epidermal junction
Dermis
Collagen
Elastic fibres
Fibroblasts Monocytes
Macrophages
Dendrocytes
Mast cells Blood supply
lymphatics Nerve supply and receptors of skin
Functions of skin

3. Basic dermatopathy

Stains used in dermatology
Skin biopsy techniques
Skin biopsy sampling
Direct & Indirect immunofluorescence
Polarizing microscopy
Electron microscopy
PCR Terms in Dermatopathology

4. Wound healing & Skin failure

5. Topical therapy in Dermatology (Basics)

6. Immunology I

7. Immunology II

Immunobullous disorders

1. Pemphigus - 1

Desmosomes
Acantholysis
Pemphigus
Theories of pemphigus
Variants
Bed side tests

2. Management of pemphigus (Inv & Rx)

Advances in management
Rituximab

3. Bullous pemphigoid

Quick revision of DEJ
Bullous pemphigoid
Variants, Pemphigus v/s pemphigoid
MUcous membranous pemphigoid
Pemphigoid gestationis
Management (investigation & Rx)

4. Other immunobullous diorders

Dermatitis herpetiformis
LIGA
CBDC
EBA Management

5. Comprehensive r/v of Oral steroids

6. Mock Practical session (will give you an exact idea of what examiners expect from you in a case of immunobullous disorders.)

Papulosqaumous disorders

1.Psoriasis- I

Introduction
Etio-pathogenesis
Clinical features
Types
Associations
Langerhans cells
Complications
DDS

2. Psoriasis- II

Treatment of psoriasis including advancements & biologicals used in psoriasis.

3. Psoriasis- III

Pustular forms
Psoriatic arthropathy

4. Comprehensive r/v of Methotrexate.

5. Lichen planus & lichenoid dermatitis

6. Pityriasis rubra pilaris and reiter’s disease

Connective tissue disorders (Part-1)

1. DLE (Contents - Introduction to LE, Classification, DLE

2. SCLE, Rowel’s syndrome, SLE – class 1

3. SLE – class 2

4. Sle class 3

5. Interface dermatitis & lupus band test

6. Dermatomyositis, Sjögren’s syndrome

7. Mock practical class on LE

CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISORDERS (PART-2)

Raynaud’s phenomenon

Cutaneous manifestation of Rheumatoid arthritis

Morphea -2 + LSEA

Systemic sclerosis -2

Mucinoses

Morphea -1

Systemic sclerosis - 1

Mixed connective tissue disorders , HCQs

History
Epidemiology
Current scenario of leprosy

Introduction
Structure of M leprae
Bacterial indices
Disease (TT to LL)
Histopathology

Disease cont…
Lab Diagnosis & other tests in leprosy
Rare forms of leprosy

Immunological aspects in leprosy

Nerve involvement in leprosy + Rx

Rections in leprosy+ Rx

Systemic involvement & special situations in leprosy

Chemotherapy + cont

Deformities + Disability prevention

Relapse in Leprosy
Drug resistance + animal models in leprosy

Practical session on examination of a leprosy case.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

ANATOMY OF MALE GENITO-URINARY TRACT

ANATOMY OF FEMALE GENITAL TRACT

NON-VENEROLOGICAL DISORDERS OF GENITALIA

URETHRITIS

PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS

CERVICITIS

VAGINITIS

SYPHILIS-1

SYPHILIS-2

CHANCHROID

DONOVANOSIS

LGV

HERPES GENITALIS

HSV- VACCINES

HEPRES IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

HPV – GENITAL WARTS

MX IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

VACCINES

HIV -1

HIV-II

HIV-III

SYNDROMIC MANAGEMENT OF STDs

HISTORY TAKING STDs

Cutaneous Adverse Drug Reactions

INTRODUCTION TO DRUG REACTIONS
1. Introduction of terms related to drug reactions, mechanisms of drug reactions (immunological type, photosensitive type, auto-immune etc).
2. Clinical morphology of drug reactions- exanthematous type of drug reactions/ maculo-papular drug reaction, viral exanthems v/s exanthematous drug reaction.
3. FDE- types of FDE, histopath, generalized FDE v/s TEN.
2Clinical morphology of drug rash cont...
1. Drug induced urticaria, urticaria v/s urticarial vasculitis.
2. Lichenoid drug eruption v/s LP
3. Eczematous drug reactions
4. Bullous drug eruptions
Clinical morphology of drug rash cont...
1. Drug induced LE, scleroderma like reactions
2. Drug induced EN
3. Pseudo-lymphomatous DHS
4. Erythromelalgia
5. Drug induced hair changes
6. Drug induced nail changes
7. Drug induced mucosal changes
Clinical morphology of drug rash cont...
1. EM
2. SCADRs - SJS, SJS-TEN, TEN
3. Complications of TEN
4. SCORTEN
SCADRs cont..
1. DRESS
2. AGEP
3. Drug induced exfoliative dermatitis
Drug Rxns cont…
1. CADRs associated with specific drugs – AB, ATT, Anti-epileptics, NSAIDs, ARV
2. Decision of causality: Naranjo scale
3. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA HEALTH SYSTEM ADVERSE DRUG
4. Treatment
5. Drug alternatives

Total of 6 lectures – available at the cost of 5 lectures – Rs. 1750/-. (Rs 350 / lecture) Lectures 1 & 5 are of smaller duration, that’s why this adjustment has been made.

TRICHOLOGY

LECTURES TAKEN:

1.Basics:

Development of hair follicle, anatomy of hair follicle, hair cycle, anagen & telogen balance, factors affecting anagen & telogen balance.

2.Androgenetic alopecia:

Introduction, pathogenesis, Norwood- Hamilton classification, Ludwig scale, Sinclair scale, Diagnosis.

3. AGA part-2

Management (diagnosis & Mx), pathology, Pull test, trichoschopic findings in AGA, trichogram, treatment.

4. Alopecia areata:

Introduction, clinical features, pathogenesis, prognostic factors, Diagnosis – trichoscopy, histopath,associated conditions, assessment, differential diagnosis.

5. Alopecia areata :

course and prognosis, treatment.

6. Primary cicatricial alopecia:

Introduction, primary v/s secondary types, classification based on infiltrate, LPP, CCLE, CCA, Alopecia mucinosa, KFSD, Pseudopelade of brocq, dissecting folliculitis of scalp, acne keloidalis, acne necroticans, erosive pustular dermatosis, investigations & treatment.

7. Hair shaft defects

Introduction, classification, Monilethrix, Trichorrhexis Nodosa, Pili torti, Trichorrhexis invaginata, Trichothiodystrophy, bubble hair, pili annulati, Pili bifurcate, Pili multigemini, woolly hair,uncombable hair syndrome, trichoptilosis.