Cold panniculitis - Revision history

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Clinical Features

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	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*Erythematous, indurated, tender, firm plaques or nodules on areas exposed to cold<ref name="Cortes" />		*Erythematous, indurated, tender, firm [[rash\|plaques or nodules]] on areas exposed to cold<ref name="Cortes" />
	*Lesions develop 24-72 hours after exposure and resolve within 2 weeks<ref name="Lipke">Lipke MM, Cutlan JE, Smith AC. Cold panniculitis: delayed onset in an adult. Cutis. 2015 Jan;95(1):21-4.</ref>		*Lesions develop 24-72 hours after exposure and resolve within 2 weeks<ref name="Lipke">Lipke MM, Cutlan JE, Smith AC. Cold panniculitis: delayed onset in an adult. Cutis. 2015 Jan;95(1):21-4.</ref>
	*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis with cosmetic defects (especially if area is not protected from further cold exposure)		*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis with cosmetic defects (especially if area is not protected from further cold exposure)

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	==Evaluation==		==Evaluation==
	*Clinical diagnosis		*Clinical diagnosis
	*Reproduction of lesions ~~approx~~ half a day after application of an ice cube to the volar forearm for 2 minutes may help with diagnosis<ref name="Cortes" /><ref name="Lipke" />		*Reproduction of lesions approximately half a day after application of an ice cube to the volar forearm for 2 minutes may help with diagnosis<ref name="Cortes" /><ref name="Lipke" />

	==Management==		==Management==

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	==~~Diagnosis~~==		==Evaluation==
	*Clinical diagnosis		*Clinical diagnosis
	*Reproduction of lesions approx half a day after application of an ice cube to the volar forearm for 2 minutes may help with diagnosis<ref name="Cortes" /><ref name="Lipke" />		*Reproduction of lesions approx half a day after application of an ice cube to the volar forearm for 2 minutes may help with diagnosis<ref name="Cortes" /><ref name="Lipke" />

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	==Background==		==Background==
	*~~Prolonged exposure to temp >freezing leads~~ to mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue		*Also known as Haxthausen disease
			*Exposure to cold temperatures → inflammation and mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue
			*Infants are most susceptible due to higher percentage of saturated fatty acids in newborn fat tissue<ref name="Bolotin">Bolotin D, et al. Cold panniculitis following ice therapy for cardiac arrhythmia. Pediatr Dermatol. 2011 Mar-Apr;28(2):192-4.</ref>
			**Usually caused by popsicles, exposure to cold environments (e.g. on the face and hands which are often uncovered), and ice packs (i.e. used to control fever and pain after vaccination)<ref name="Cortes" />
			**Also seen frequently in equestrians (esp young women) riding in cold temperatures<ref name="Cortes">Quesada-Cortés A, et al. Cold panniculitis. Dermatol Clin. 2008 Oct;26(4):485-9</ref>

	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*~~Seen~~ in ~~children~~ (~~popsicles~~) ~~and women involved~~ in ~~equestrian activities~~		*Erythematous, indurated, tender, firm plaques or nodules on areas exposed to cold<ref name="Cortes" />
			*Lesions develop 24-72 hours after exposure and resolve within 2 weeks<ref name="Lipke">Lipke MM, Cutlan JE, Smith AC. Cold panniculitis: delayed onset in an adult. Cutis. 2015 Jan;95(1):21-4.</ref>
			*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis with cosmetic defects (especially if area is not protected from further cold exposure)

	==Differential Diagnosis==		==Differential Diagnosis==
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	==Diagnosis==		==Diagnosis==
	*~~Usually clinical~~		*Clinical diagnosis
			*Reproduction of lesions approx half a day after application of an ice cube to the volar forearm for 2 minutes may help with diagnosis<ref name="Cortes" /><ref name="Lipke" />

	==Management==		==Management==
	*~~There is~~ no treatment		*Protect affected area from further cold exposure
			*Otherwise, no specific treatment (lesions resolve spontaneously)

	==Disposition==		==Disposition==
			*Discharge
	~~==Complications==~~
	*~~Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis with cosmetic defects~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Cold ~~Injuries (Non-Freezing)~~]]		*[[Cold injuries]]

	==References==		==References==
			<references/>

	[[Category:Environ]]		[[Category:Environ]]

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			==Background==
	*Prolonged exposure to temp >freezing leads to mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue		*Prolonged exposure to temp >freezing leads to mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue

			==Clinical Features==
	*Seen in children (popsicles) and women involved in equestrian activities		*Seen in children (popsicles) and women involved in equestrian activities
	*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis w/ cosmetic defects
	**There is no treatment		==Differential Diagnosis==
			{{Cold injuries DDX}}

			==Diagnosis==
			*Usually clinical

			==Management==
			*There is no treatment

			==Disposition==

			==Complications==
			*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis with cosmetic defects

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Cold Injuries (Non-Freezing)]]		[[Cold Injuries (Non-Freezing)]]

	==~~Source~~==		==References==
	~~Tintinalli~~

	[[Category:Environ]]		[[Category:Environ]]

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Cold Injuries (Non-Freezing)]]		[[Cold Injuries (Non-Freezing)]]

			==Source==
			Tintinalli

	[[Category:Environ]]		[[Category:Environ]]

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*Prolonged exposure to temp >freezing leads to mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue
*Seen in children (popsicles) and women involved in equestrian activities
*Resolution may result in adipose fibrosis w/ cosmetic defects
**There is no treatment

==See Also==
[[Cold Injuries (Non-Freezing)]]

[[Category:Environ]]