Terapi Perbaikan Klinis Minggu Ke

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Pemfigus Vulgaris (PV) : Penyakit autoimun dengan karakteristik berupa lepuh dan ulser pada membran mukosa/kulit. 1,2
Etiologi PV dipengaruhi oleh faktor genetik & eksogen misalnya infeksi Virus Herpes Simpleks tipe 1 (HSV-1)
Hipotesis hubungan HSV dengan Pemfigus Vulgaris
HSV menginduksi upregulasi faktor proinflamasi
PV > 3
tahun
Tidak ada
lesi di
tubuh
bagian lain
HSV merusak self-tolerance dengan menginduksi keluarnya
sitokin interferon pada keratinosit
Sakit,
sulit
makan &
berbicara
Ikatan glikoprotein D HSV dengan Herpes Virus Entry Mediator
(HVEM) pada infeksi HSV dapat mencegah hilangnya
autoreaktif sel T
Kunjungan I I
Penatalaksanaan
Kortikosteroid
sistemik
Pemeriksaan Laboratorium
Pemeriksaan
darah 8
parameter
IgG anti HSV-1
reaktif
IgE DBN
• Dosis 1-2
mg/kgBB/hari)
• Mengendalikan
akantolisis  sifat
imunosupresif &
efek langsung
antiakantolisis
Kortikosteroid
topikal
• Triamsinolon
asetonid in
orabase 0,1%
• Fluosinolon
asetonid 0,05 %
• Klobetasol
propionat 0,05 %
• Halobetasol 0.05
%
Terapi lain
• Analgetik
• Antiseptik kumur
• Antijamur
• Antivirus
• Terapi HSV
• Multivitamin
mineral
Perbaikan Klinis Minggu Ke-7
Pemfigus vulgaris dengan lesi rekuren/persisten/terapi
kortikosteroid jangka panjang beresiko terjadi
ko-infeksi
Antijamur
suspensi
oral
Krim
Kortikosteroid
sistemik &
topikal
NaCl 0,9%
(kompres
bibir)
Infeksi virus menjadi pemicu rekurensi, memperlambat
proses penyembuhan atau memperparah lesi PV
antivirus
Antiseptik
kumur
Terapi
Multivitamin
mineral
Penyembuhan Lesi Oral Minggu ke-38
Keterlibatan virus dideteksi  pemeriksaan penunjang
 penatalaksanaan adekuat
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