Alastrim

Definition
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Alastrim, also known as white pox, is a mild course smallpox infection caused by a mitigated smallpox virus variant (modified wild-type virus).

Dermatology

Eminently chronic, polyetiological, endogenously triggered, often accompanied by intolerable itching 0or al...

Dermatology

Chronic, polyetiologic, inflammatory skin disease that has its clinical significance as a "reaction cutanée...

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Dermatology

Frequent (most frequent tumor of the skin at all), occurring in single or multiple, benign, initially flat,...

Dermatology

Frequent, acute, less frequently chronically recurrent, febrile, possibly accompanied by chills, non-pathog...

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Last updated on: 14.02.2023