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Pediatric Dermatology Wingfield Rehmus, MD MPH BC Children s Hospital

Conflict of interest! No financial conflict of interest! Individual products shown are examples only not a product endorsement

Pediatric Dermatology! Structure and function of skin! Basic skin care! Overview of common dermatology problems! Discussion of: Atopic dermatitis/eczema Impetigo Scabies Acne

Skin Facts! Largest organ of your body!! Functions: Hold everything together Protect from infections and chemicals Protect from UV exposure Maintain temperature Maintain water balance

Skin s Needs! Oils on surface! Intact surface! Avoid contact with chemicals and infections! Protection from UV exposure

Washing! Wash regularly, especially hands! Use a mild soap! Warm, not hot water! If your skin is dry, use moisturizer right after the bath

Cuts and Scrapes! Wash gently and carefully! Antibiotic ointment! Cover with bandaid

Sun Protection Why? 1) Sunlight can cause a burn. 2) Sunlight can change skin color. 3) Sunlight can cause wrinkles. 4) Sunlight can cause skin cancer.

Slip! Slop! Slap!! Slip on a shirt! Slop on sunscreen High SPF Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide, Avobenzone! Slap on a hat

Categories of Skin Problems! Inflammatory conditions! Infections Viral infections Bacterial infections Fungal infections! Infestations, bites and stings! Pigmentary problems! Cancers! Misc others

Inflammatory Conditions

Viral Infections: Localized Molluscum and Warts

Warts - Treatment! Treatment: Over the counter salicylic acid every night for 3 months or until gone Duct tape leave on 4 days then take off, rub down wart and reapply use for 3 months or until gone Surgery works, but leaves a scar Liquid nitrogen

Viral infections: Herpes Simplex

Viral infections: Systemic Varicella-Zoster virus

Chicken Pox - Shingles! When to see a doctor If areas get weepy and look infected In an adult should start treatment within 24-48 hours of first blister! When can people go back to work/school? No longer have a fever No new spots All old blisters have scabbed over

Hand Foot and Mouth! Pain relief with tylenol! May have trouble eating due to pain in mouth! Eat cold foods

Viral Exanthem! Seen with many, many different viruses! Could be a cold, measles, dengue or many other viruses! Often very difficult to tell apart! When to see a doctor Fever is high Rash comes on quickly and is all over Unable to hold down fluids, eat

Bacterial Infections! Examples are staph and strep! Treated with antibiotics! Can be just on the surface of skin or can go deep into tissue and even into blood + = X Dead Bacteria

Fungal infections

Tinea Corporis - Treatment! Antifungal creams: ****-azole Terbinafine (Lamisil)! Apply twice a day to area plus a bit of normal skin! Use for 2-3 weeks X

Tinea Versicolor! Light spots, not white! About the size of a dime! Sharp, clear edge! Can group into larger spots

Infestations, bites and stings! Head lice, body lice, scabies, bedbugs, insects! Best treatment is prevention Carry illness mosquitos: West Nile Virus Bites can get infected Avoid contact with people with infestations

Pigmentary problems

Skin growths: Benign

Skin growths: cancers Signs of Melanoma Asymmetry Border irregularity Color variability Diameter greater than 6mm Evolving Images courtesy of Susan Swetter, MD

Atopic Dermatitis

Atopic Dermatitis: Infants

Atopic Dermatitis: Older children

Atopic Dermatitis! Can be all over! Rough surface with raised or light skin around hair follicles

Atopic Dermatitis! Often seen in families and patients with asthma, hayfever! Gets worse when: Skin is dry Skin is infected Comes in contact with chemicals or fragrances Certain foods in some patients Stress! Skin barrier doesn t work well. water out and irritants in! The itch that rashes! Chronic problem comes and goes no cure

Atopic Dermatitis- Treatment! Keep the skin moist scoop or squeeze! Protect from chemicals and fragrances! Treat the thick areas Corticosteroids *****-one! Hydrocortisone over the counter OK to use any time! Triamcinolone, betamethasone prescription stronger use only with doctors suggestion! Minimize itch Benadryl at bedtime Distraction at times of stress or boredom

Atopic Dermatitis Home Care! Daily bath: warm not hot, 10 minutes! No scented products in bath! Wash with mild cleanser! Pat dry! Immediately apply medication! Seal medication in with plain moisturizer Ointment, cream! Use moisturizer several other times a day

Atopic Dermatitis! Infection makes the whole rash worse! Skin becomes bright red and weepy-wet on the surface or has honey-crust on top

Infections! Prevention Baths with!-!cup bleach per tub If recurrent, consider staph carrier state! Treat both nares and perianal area with mupirocin BID for 3 weeks! Impetigo Culture Keflex, Erythromycin, Clindamycin! Eczema herpeticum IV acyclovir

Atopic Dermatitis When to see a doctor! Really thick! Have shortness of breath also! Yellowish crust or wet on top may be infected and need antibiotic! Just not getting better

Impetigo! Infection on the very surface of the skin! Spreads easily and is contagious! Can begin from infected bug bite, scratch, or other skin problem like atopic dermatitis! May form blisters

Impetigo! Often staph or strep bacteria! Crusted surface! Often wet and weepy! Yellowish, honey-colored surface! May have pus visible

Impetigo Treatment! If very small area Wash with antibacterial soap Wash with Betadine Apply antibiotic cream! Larger area, spreading or redness associated See a doctor, may need antibiotics! Recurrent impetigo Check family members Might need antibacterial soap regularly Treat nose and perianal area with mupirocin - antibiotics

Scabies! Mite that lives under the skin! Very contagious! Causes itching all over! Bumps and lines (burrows) seen between fingers and toes, at wrists! Nodules in groin and under arms

Scabies! When to see a doctor: Any time someone things they have it!! Treatment Apply medicine from neck down in adult, all over for a baby Leave cream on over night and wash in the morning All sheets, towels, clothes in the wash with hot dryer in the morning Put anything unwashable in bag for several days Vacuum couches and thick carpets Repeat in 1 week! Treat all close contacts who have itching at the same time! Families often need a lot of support

Thank you! wingfield@rehmus.com