Pustular Psoriasis (15)
Acronym:
PSORS15
SAID group:
Pyogenic Diseases
Gene:
AP1S3
Inheritance:
Autosomal dominant.
Ethnicity:
Not noted.
Frequency:
Rare
Timing of symptoms:
Pustular flares can be triggered by infections, pregnancy, or certain medications. [121] [122]
Age of onset:
Varied onset. [121] [122]
Skin cutaneous:
Many cases with the Acrodermatitis continua of Hallopeau (ACH) type of pustular psoriasis that affects the tips of the fingers and toes. Others with palmoplantar, acral or generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP). [98] [122] Sterile pustules, scaling, nail dystrophy, and digit tapering. [121]
Neurologic:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Auditory:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Ophthalamic:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Cardiopulmonary:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Abdominal:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Lymphatic:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Joints bones muscles cartilage:
Fingertips are affected, and the nails. No indication of joint involvement. [121]
Vasculitis:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Amyloidosis:
Not noted. [121] [122]
Abnormal labs:
Unknown - not stated in the literature. [121] [122]
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