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Pemphigus Vulgaris | Immunobullous Disorders

Author: Dr Sahibzada Mahmood Noor - Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar

A 30-year-old male weighing 70 kg presented to Dermatology outpatient with two months history of oral erosions resulting in difficulty in swallowing and vesicobullous lesions involving chest, back, and arms. His biopsy and Direct immunofluorescence confirm the diagnosis of Pemphigus vulgaris.

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Q.1. What is the first line treatment in this patient who can afford the cost ?

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Q.2. What is the recommended dosage of systemic corticosteroids in this patient ?

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Q.3. How many tablets of Deltacortril are equivalent to the recommended dose of Prednisolone in this patient based on his body weight and severity of disease ?

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Q.4. The patient is admitted to indoor, and he has difficulty in swallowing the tablets equivalent to the recommended dosage of Prednisolone. What dosage of Injection Dexamethasone (Decadron) need to administered equivalent to recommended dosage of oral prednisolone ?

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Q.5. After one month of treatment with Oral Prednisolone on the recommended dosage, fresh lesions still appear. The patient cannot afford Rituximab, what strategy can be adopted to control the disease with Oral prednisolone ?

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