Boston exanthema B34.1
Synonym(s)
Pseudorubeolae
Definition
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Acute febrile clinical picture caused by ECHO virus type 16 with maculopapular virus exanthema.
Localization
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Especially on the face, chest and back.
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Clinic
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Febrile prodrome for 2 days. Rush-like, maculopapular exanthema for 2-4 days, meningismus.
Differential diagnosis
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Therapy
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Bed rest
External therapy
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Blande nourishing externals with e.g. Lotio alba or Lotio Cordes.
Internal therapy
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If necessary, antihistamines (e.g. 3 times/day 1 Drg. Fenistil). Analgesics and antipyretics such as paracetamol (e.g. ben-u-ron Supp.):
- Infants/children: 2-3 times/day per 125-500 mg.
- Children/teenagers > 14 years: 2-3 times/day per 1000 mg.
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