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i am participating in punjab cuticvom and submitting an e poster of this case report please make an abstract of this under following heading- introduction, case and discussion

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Lucio phenomenon AND leprosy

Title: Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon Unmasking Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy: A Case Report

Introduction

Lucio phenomenon is a rare, potentially fatal vasculonecrotic reaction seen predominantly in untreated diffuse lepromatous leprosy. It presents with characteristic angulated purpuric lesions that evolve into painful necrotic ulcers and heal with stellate atrophic scars. Although classically reported from Mexico and Central America, sporadic cases are increasingly recognised in India. Pregnancy and the postpartum period may alter immune responses and precipitate leprosy reactions.

Case

A 36-year-old woman from rural Bihar presented one month after an uneventful vaginal delivery with multiple painful ulcers over both upper and lower limbs and buttocks for four weeks. She reported progressive sensory loss in both lower limbs, recurrent nasal stuffiness, epistaxis and pedal oedema for one year, with rapid worsening within five days postpartum. Her mother had previously received multidrug therapy for multibacillary leprosy.
Examination showed diffuse shiny infiltration of the face and earlobes giving a lepra bonita appearance, complete ciliary and superciliary madarosis, and multiple irregular, jagged necrotic ulcers with healed hypopigmented stellate scars. Bilateral ulnar, greater auricular and common peroneal nerves were thickened, with glove-and-stocking hypoesthesia. Slit-skin smear showed abundant acid-fast bacilli with a bacteriological index of 6+ and morphological index of 25%. Histopathology from the ulcer edge demonstrated dermal vessel thrombosis, perivascular inflammation and acid-fast bacilli within vascular walls on Fite-Faraco staining. A diagnosis of Lucio phenomenon secondary to diffuse lepromatous leprosy was made. She was treated with multibacillary multidrug therapy, tapering oral prednisolone, wound care and iron supplementation, with no new lesions after two weeks and partial re-epithelialisation by four weeks.

Discussion

Lucio phenomenon should be considered in patients with diffuse lepromatous leprosy who develop widespread, angulated necrotic ulcers. The combination of lepra bonita, madarosis, high bacillary load and endothelial acid-fast bacilli is highly suggestive. Histologically, vascular endothelial invasion and thrombosis help distinguish it from vasculonecrotic erythema nodosum leprosum. The postpartum onset in this case supports the role of pregnancy-related immune modulation and subsequent immune rebound in precipitating reactional states. Early recognition, prompt multibacillary multidrug therapy, appropriate anti-inflammatory treatment and meticulous wound care are needed to limit morbidity and mortality.

ho0w many words are there in thius abstract u made

The abstract body has 337 words.
Including the title, it is 347 words.
Word count may differ by 1-3 words depending on whether the submission portal counts hyphenated terms such as “36-year-old” and “glove-and-stocking” as one or multiple words.

give me a catchy title for this case report

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Lucio phenomenon postpartum diffuse lepromatous leprosy case report title

Best title:
Postpartum Unmasking of Lucio Phenomenon in Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
Other catchy, conference-appropriate options:
  1. A Necrotic Postpartum Puzzle: Lucio Phenomenon in Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
  2. After Childbirth, a Rare Reaction: Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  3. Angulated Ulcers after Delivery: Lucio Phenomenon Unmasking Leprosy
  4. When Pregnancy Ends, Lucio Begins: A Postpartum Leprosy Reaction
  5. Postpartum Vasculonecrosis as the First Clue to Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
For a CUTICON e-poster, I would use the first title because it is clear, scientifically accurate, and still memorable.

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Here are more options, ranging from formal to attention-grabbing:

Formal and strong

  1. Lucio Phenomenon in the Postpartum Period: A Rare Presentation of Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
  2. Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon in Previously Undiagnosed Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
  3. Lucio Phenomenon Following Childbirth: An Unusual Presentation of Lepromatous Leprosy
  4. Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy Unmasked by Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  5. A Rare Vasculonecrotic Lepra Reaction in the Postpartum Period: Lucio Phenomenon
  6. Lucio Phenomenon with Lepra Bonita in a Postpartum Woman
  7. Postpartum Necrotic Ulcers: A Diagnostic Clue to Lucio Phenomenon

Catchy but academically appropriate

  1. The Postpartum Ulcers That Told a Tale of Leprosy
  2. Beyond the Postpartum Ulcer: Lucio Phenomenon Unmasking Leprosy
  3. From Lepra Bonita to Necrotic Ulcers: Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  4. The Beauty Before the Storm: Lepra Bonita with Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  5. A Postpartum Storm of Necrosis: Lucio Phenomenon in Leprosy
  6. When Lepra Bonita Turns Necrotic: A Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  7. Angulated Ulcers after Childbirth: The Lucio Phenomenon
  8. The Hidden Bacillary Burden: Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon

My top three for an e-poster

  • From Lepra Bonita to Necrotic Ulcers: Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  • When Lepra Bonita Turns Necrotic: A Postpartum Lucio Phenomenon
  • Postpartum Unmasking of Lucio Phenomenon in Diffuse Lepromatous Leprosy
The first is probably the most memorable while still being professional.
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