Supriya Singh is a Content Writer at Fandom Wire. She covers all aspects of entertainment, drawing from her passion for popular culture and her background in English Literature. Supriya's meticulous fact-checking and storytelling skills help her create engaging narratives that resonate with audiences, and her work has been featured in notable publications such as the Great Southern Herald and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Supriya Singh's coverage is primarily focused on the automotive industry, with a notable emphasis on press releases and data citations. She appears to be interested in news related to major investments, strategic shifts, and technological advancements within the automotive sector.
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By: Supriya Singh, Kanthraj Garehatty, Poovanur Sadasivam Subramanian Ranugha, Vijaya Basavaraj
A female infant presented with asymptomatic hyperpigmented and hypopigmented verrucous papules and plaques along Blaschko’s lines on the right side of her body, with an absence of blistering, flexural accentuation or family history. A systemic examination was normal. Differentials considered were epidermal nevus, incontinentia pigmenti stage 2, lichen striatus, inflammatory linear verrucous epidermal nevus and linear epidermolytic ichthyosis (EI). A skin biopsy revealed epidermolytic hyperkeratosis (EHK). Mutation analysis could not be done as the parents were unwilling. EHK is classically seen in EI, which presents with marked blistering that resolves within a few months with hyperkeratosis; there is also accentuation around the flexures. Mosaic epidermolytic ichthyosis (mEI), a rare variant, is localised or along Blaschko’s lines, as in our patient. It differs from classic EI with the absence of blistering, flexural involvement and erythroderma.Epidermolytic verrucous epidermal nevus (VEN) and mEI refer to the same condition. Approximately 5% of all cases of VEN show the histological finding of EHK. Mosaic EI represents a somatic mutation of the KRT1 and/or KRT10 genes. Evaluation for this is important as mosaic conditions may lead to full-blown EI in the offspring of affected individuals.This case is being reported due to the unusual presentation of mEI as hypopigmented with hyperpigmented lesions and also to stress the importance of biopsy when a child presents with blaschkoid lesions.
By: Supriya Singh
AMC's ticketing system couldn't handle the demand for Nolan's The Odyssey, and the sale day chaos proved how massive this film's pull really is.
