Leprosy Case Report: Moderator: Dr. Wahidah, SP - KFR
Leprosy Case Report: Moderator: Dr. Wahidah, SP - KFR
Leprosy Case Report: Moderator: Dr. Wahidah, SP - KFR
Name : Tn. S
Age : 51 years old
Sex : Man
Addre ss : Cepu, Blora
Religion : Moeslem
Occupation : -
Registration : 274849
Examination date : September 13, 2018
Clinical History
Chief Complain :
foot since 3 years ago which did not heal even though it was
wound was deep enough so that the patient had been treated twice at
Tugu Hospital to heal the wound in 2015 and 2016. At the moment
the wound has begun to dry up, but it still hasn't closed. Both feet
weight.
History of Present Illness
Patient has been released from treatment of leprosy since 2003, he said
there were no new numbing spots on his body. The skin color looks
though using axillary crutches. Patients can still pray in mosques and
2003 - patients were released for treatment and did not take leprosy medication anymore.
2013 – A large wound arise in patient's left leg and are recommended for amputation.
Patient underwent inpatient care at the hospital for approximately 40 days, the wound
slowly improved and the leg did not become amputated.
2015 - A wound arie on patient's right leg and still on treatment until now. Patient routinely
control for wounds on his feet every month at Tugu Hospital.
Patient began to realize that his toes were shrinking since ± 8 years ago.
General Condition :
Awareness compos mentis
Weight = 62 kg Height = 165 cm
IMT = 22.77 kg/m2 (normal)
Contact, communication, cognitive : good
Vital Sign :
T : 120 / 80 mmHg RR : 20 x/menit
N : 80 x/menit Temperature : 37 0 C
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
N. V / Trigeminus :
Strengths :
M. Temporalis : contraction +
M. masseter : contraction +
M. pterigoideus : contraction +
Corneal sensibility : wnl
Cheek sensibility : wnl
N. VII / Facialis :
Strengths :
M. Orbicularis Occuli : contraction (+/+)
M. Orbicularis Oris : contraction (+/+)
M.Frontalis : contraction (+/+)
2/3 anterior tongue sensibility : wnl
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Upper Ekstremity
INSPECTION Dextra Sinistra
+,
Wounds -
palmar area - dry
Drop-hands deformity - -
Claw-hands deformity + digiti V + digiti V
Claw-thumb deformity - -
Atrophy
• Thenar + +
• Hipothenar + +
Contracture - -
Joint swelling + PIP digiti III, V + PIP digiti V
Absorption + DIP digiti III, V + DIP digiti III, V
Mutilation - -
Hypopigmented macules - -
Eritema macules - -
Eritema nodules - -
Inflammation signs - -
Scars - -
PALPATION
Tenderness - -
Non/Pitting edema - -
Upper Extremity ROM Dextra Sinistra
Finger 1 CMC
S : (Ext – 0 – Flexi) S : (50 – 0 - 15) Full ROM Full ROM
F : (Abd – 0 Add) F : (70 – 0 - 40 ) Full ROM Full ROM
Finger 1 MCP
S : (Ext – 0 – Flexi) S : (0 – 0 – 60) Full ROM Full ROM
Finger 1 IP
S : (Ext – 0 – Flexi) S : (10 – 0 – 80) Full ROM Full ROM
Fingers II s/d V
Digiti II : Full ROM Digiti II : Full ROM
Digiti III : Full ROM Digiti III : Full ROM
MCP – S : (Ext – 0 – Flexi) S : (20 – 0 – 90)
Digiti IV : Full ROM Digiti IV : Full ROM
Digiti V : Full ROM Digiti V : Full ROM
Palpation :
Enlargment - -
Tenderness - -
Sensoric plantar pedis Anestesi Anestesi
Motoric :
M. gastrocnemius/soleus 5 5
M. tibialis posterior 5 5
M. flexor digitorum longus 4 not testable
M. flexor hallucis longus 4 not testable
Otonom : Dry skin Dry skin
Tonus N N
Trophy Eu Eu
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Klaritromisin 2 x500 mg
Vitamin B Complex 1 x 1 tab
Vitamin C 1 x 1 tab
Zinc 1x1 tab
Levertanoint + GentamicynOint
NaCl 0,9 % (Compress every 10-15
minutes)
REHABILITATION
PROGRAM
PT
ROM Exercise active or passive joints for UE & LE : 5-10x per day to
prevent joint stiffness
IR is continued by massage and stretching on the joints of toes to
prevent contractures
OT
Gradual sensory exercise for increasing right and left foot sensibility,
with walking exc on rough and smooth surfaces immediately after
dextra plantar pedis ulcer repair
Positioning and mobilization with axillary crutches
Psychology
Give motivation to keep regular treatment
Give motivation to keep regular training
Home Program
Education
Always check and treat the condition of the
hands and feet
Always do routine exercises to strengthen the
muscles of LE
Always routinely perform ulcer care every day
Soak hands and feet 2-3 x a day for 20 minutes
with cold water then smear it with coconut oil /
baby oil / vaseline.
Hand and foot protection
Hands use gloves when working, do not touch
glass or hot items, coat the handles of household
appliances with soft material.
Legs always wear footwear, limit walking,
wherever you can close and slowly, often raising
THANK YOU