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Derm Vivas

Derm Vivas ·

Sézary syndrome — Viva

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Q1: Definition and triad (2 min)

Define Sézary syndrome within CTCL. State the classic triad and typical immunophenotype of Sézary cells.

Q2: Differential of erythroderma (3 min)

How would you distinguish SS from atopic erythroderma, psoriasis, drug reaction, and erythrodermic MF?

Q3: Investigations and TNMB (2 min)

What blood tests confirm B2 involvement? Map classic SS to TNMB stage (IVA1 concept).

Q4: Management algorithm (3 min)

Outline multimodal therapy: skin care, ECP, interferon/bexarotene/methotrexate, mogamulizumab, HDAC inhibitors, brentuximab if CD30+, TSEBT, and allo-HSCT.

Q5: Complications and prognosis (2 min)

What infectious and treatment-related complications matter most? How does prognosis compare with early mycosis fungoides?

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