Department of Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy
The department's knowledge,
answered.
Evidence-based answers to any clinical, drug, histopathology or dermoscopy question โ drawn from your reference library and cited to the page.
Grounded in Rook's, Bolognia, Fitzpatrick's, Weedon's, Lever's & more.
Risk factors for systemic lupus erythematosus
SLE arises from an interplay of genetic susceptibility and environmental triggers, with a striking female predominance.
- Female sex (โ9:1) during reproductive years โ oestrogen influence
- Genetic predisposition โ HLA-DR2/DR3, complement (C1q, C4) deficiency
- Environmental triggers โ UV light, EBV, smoking, silica
- Drug-induced (hydralazine, procainamide, minocycline)
What it does
Built for residents & consultants
Grounded in the library
Answers from standard textbooks plus your own uploaded PDFs โ never invented.
Cited to the page
Every point references the document and page; open a source to see the actual page.
Clinical to histopathology
Management, drug dosing, histopathology and dermoscopy in one place.
Exam & viva mode
High-yield summaries, likely viva questions and mnemonics for PG preparation.
Export & teach
Turn any answer into a slide deck with figures from the cited pages.
Private by design
Runs on-device; your uploaded material stays private to your account.
How it works
Ask. Retrieve. Cite.
Ask
Pose any dermatology question in plain language.
Retrieve
Medical-tuned search finds the most relevant passages.
Cite
A structured answer, every claim traceable to its source.