Scarlet fever Bilder
Zum Fachartikel Scarlet fever
scarlet. characteristic flat facial erythema (here with infestation of the perioral region, which often remains free in other cases). bright red, scaly exanthema with fever, headache and sore throat, pharyngotonsillitis, enanthema on the soft palate as well as coated tongue. pressure dolent, swollen cervical lymph nodes. furthermore bright red coating-free tongue (raspberry tongue). laboratory: leukocytosis and eosinophilia.
Scarlet. red, plaque free tongue with swollen papillae (scarlet tongue). redness and swelling of the tonsils, sometimes also redness and oedematous loosening of the oropharynx
Scarlet. extensive, blurred erythema extending over the groin, pubic region, genital region and proximal inner thigh with coarse lamellar scaling in the centre.
Scarlet fever: exfoliative (scarlatiniform) desquamation of the exanthema that is in the process of healing.
Scarlet fever. 12-year-old patient presents with a discreet erythema of both palms. At the transition to the fingers there is a laminar detachment of the skin. Additionally, sore throat in pharyngotonsillitis, spotty enanthema on the soft palate, coated tongue (raspberry tongue). Pressure swollen cervical lymph nodes.