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Defining lichenoid photodermatitis
Collazo, Michelle H; Sanchez, Jorge L; Figueroa, Luz D
PMID: 19261010
ISSN: 0011-9059
CID: 758912
Squamous cell carcinoma at tetanus vaccination site [Letter]
Laguna, C; Martinez, L; Sanchez, J L; Alegre, V
PMID: 18331303
ISSN: 0926-9959
CID: 758862
Vitiligo-like primary melanoma [Case Report]
Lugo-Somolinos, Aida; Sanchez, Jorge L; Garcia, Maria E
Depigmented or hypopigmented macules and patches have been described in association to primary and metastatic melanoma. Primary melanoma presenting at the onset as a vitiliginous patch without histopathological evidence of regression seems to be a rare event. We report 2 patients with melanoma in situ that expressed clinically as vitiligo-like patches and review the possible immunologic mechanisms responsible for this unusual presentation.
PMID: 18806487
ISSN: 0193-1091
CID: 758882
[Primary Kaposi sarcoma of the penis in an HIV-negative patient] [Letter]
Hernandez-Bel, P; Lopez, J; Sanchez, J L; Vilata, J J; Alegre, V
PMID: 19080903
ISSN: 0001-7310
CID: 758892
Health Care-Associated Pneumonia (HCAP) Have Similar Mortality Rates Compared to Hospital- Acquired (HAP) and Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP) in Lung Transplant Recipients [Meeting Abstract]
Sanchez, J; Angel, Luis F; Levine, DJ; Levine, SM; Calhoon, JH; Johnson, SB; Duran, P; Mortensen, EM; Anzueto, AR; Restrepo, MI
ORIGINAL:0011948
ISSN: 1931-3543
CID: 2578032
Sepsis Due To Pneumonia Is Associated With Higher Mortality In Lung Transplant Recipients [Meeting Abstract]
Sanchez, J; Angel, Luis F; Levine, DJ; Calhoon, JH; Levine, SM; Johnson, SB; Mortensen, EM; Anzueto, AR; Restrepo, MI
ORIGINAL:0011949
ISSN: 1931-3543
CID: 2578042
Pattern analysis of drug-induced skin diseases
Justiniano, Hildamari; Berlingeri-Ramos, Alma C; Sanchez, Jorge L
Drug eruptions are common adverse reactions to drug therapy and are a frequent reason for consultation in clinical practice. Even though any medication can potentially cause an adverse cutaneous reaction, some drugs are implicated more commonly than others. Histologically, drugs can elicit a variety of inflammatory disease patterns in the skin and panniculus, no pattern being specific for a particular drug. The most common pattern elicited by systemically administered medications is the perivascular pattern. Psoriasiform or granulomatous patterns are rarely caused by medications. The usual histologic patterns of drug eruptions are discussed in this review using the basic patterns of inflammatory diseases. Clinicopathologic correlation is established for relevant patterns. However, the changes of drug-induced skin disease must be made considering clinical presentation, histopathological analysis, and course of the disease.
PMID: 18645307
ISSN: 0193-1091
CID: 758872
Hookworm folliculitis [Case Report]
Rivera-Roig, Valenie; Sanchez, Jorge L; Hillyer, George V
PMID: 18289324
ISSN: 0011-9059
CID: 758852
Granulomatous rosacea
Sanchez, Jorge L; Berlingeri-Ramos, Alma C; Dueno, Dianette Vazquez
Rosacea is classified into four clinical subtypes, namely erythematotelangiectatic, papulopustular, phymatous, and ocular. There is also a granulomatous variant, which is recognized in the rosacea spectrum. The objective of this study is to take a closer look at the different histopathologic patterns and cellular compositions seen in granulomatous rosacea and their correlation to the clinical presentation. Facial biopsies from patients previously identified with a clinical diagnosis consistent with rosacea, and who demonstrated a granulomatous infiltrate upon histopathologic examination, were reviewed and the results were correlated to the clinical presentation. Four distinct histopathologic granulomatous patterns were identified, namely nodular, perifollicular, diffuse, and a combined perifollicular and nodular patterns. The clinical presentation varied greatly among patients and failed to correlate to the microscopic findings. The varied clinical features seen in our study favors the theory that granulomatous rosacea is not a clinical subtype of rosacea per se, but a distinct histological variant, which can be found in most of its clinical spectrum.
PMID: 18212536
ISSN: 0193-1091
CID: 758842
Using Post-Lung Transplant FEV1 To Predict Survival in COPD Patients Undergoing Single Lung Transplantation (SLT) [Meeting Abstract]
Sanchez, J; Angel, Luis F; Levine, DJ; Johnson, SB; Michalek, JE; Zarzabal, LA; Sako, E; Pelaez, A; Mehta, A; Calhoon, J; Levine, SM; Lyu, D
ORIGINAL:0011950
ISSN: 1931-3543
CID: 2578052