Results for "erythema"
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Erythrocyanosis crurum puellarum
I73.8
Vascular medicine
...wer leg; inner side of the thigh and knee region are often affected. Clinic Cyanotic, blurred, cold erythema, clear follicle marking ( perniosis follicularis), pasty infiltrates. Iris diaphragm phenomenon, re...
Estrogens
Pharmacology-Toxicology
...rosis therapy. Undesirable effects Disease associations: As a side effect of estrogen preparations, erythema nodosum, pruritus and erythema multiforme may occur.The side effects of estrogen-containing drugs a...
Gluten-Related Dermatological Disorders
K90.0
Dermatology
...s)Hashimoto's thyroiditisAutoimmune hepatitisPrimary biliary cirrhosisDermatomyositisSystemic lupus erythematosusChilblain's lupusSjögren's syndromeSystemic sclerodermaVitiligo (Abenavoli L et al. (2019) Lich...
Hand-foot-mouth disease
B08.4
Dermatology
...hinitis, gastrointestinal symptoms).Oral mucosa: First visible symptoms are pinhead-sized intraoral erythema, which quickly turn into translucent vesicles; later yellowish-white, very painful aphthae. Abortiv...
Herpes simplex virus infections
B00.1
Internal medicine
...g of solitary or grouped standing vesicles of 0.1-0.3 cm in size, initially clear, taut and taut on erythematous skin. In the further course of the disease the content of the vesicles becomes cloudy, erosions...
Hydroa vacciniforme
L56.8
Dermatology
...s) with pathologically increased photosensitivity and intermittent development of itchy and burning erythema, vesicles and blisters, papules, urticarial plaques and consecutive scars in solar areas of the ski...
Hyperpigmentation caloric
L81.8
Dermatology
...repeated exposure to heat.The reticulated hyperpigmentation is generally preceded by a reticulated erythema (live cell pattern) (see also erythema e calore), which becomes increasingly brownish under repetit...
Iodidiosyncrasy
T78.8
Dermatology
Iodidiosyncrasy Definition Congenital or acquired intolerance to iodine. Clinic Erythema, urticaria, purpura, erythema exsudativum multiforme or erythema nodosum-like exanthema Therapy Sto...
Keratosis pilaris atrophicans faciei
L66.-
Dermatology
...he carriage and chin region is affected. In addition to follicular horny papules, a flat, satin-red erythema is often detectable (frequently referred to as erythema perstans ). Clinic Always appearing symmetr...
Lichen planus classic type
L43.-
Dermatology
...oid drug reactions, in a "graft-versus-host reaction" in initial lichen sclerosus et atrophicus, in erythema dyschromicum perstans). Occurrence/Epidemiology Prevalence: 0.2%-5.0% of the (adult) population wit...
Lichen planus follicularis
L66.10
Dermatology
...uted over a larger area, pinhead-sized, follicular, delicately to strongly red colored, ruffle-like erythema arranged around the hair follicle, which gives way in the course of months to 0.1-0.2 cm large, red...
Light protection
Dermatology
...lant, e.g. in Heliocare capsules; see also β-carotene below).Sun protection factor: Quotient of the erythema threshold dose of the protected skin(MED) and the erythema threshold dose of the unprotected skin....
Livedo reticularis
I73.83
Dermatology
...occurs with irregular focal circulatory disturbance, which leads to bizarre "lightning figure-like" erythema patterns on the skin (see figures). Etiopathogenesis Mostly functional, harmless dysregulation usua...
Livedovasculopathy
L95.0
Dermatology
...rses of the disease are often described, genetic disposition is questionable.Relationships to lupus erythematosus, polyarteritis nodosa, phospholipid antibody syndrome, coagulation disorders or hypercoagulabi...
Lung diseases, skin changes
Grunderkrankung + Hauterkrankung
Dermatology
...sitis with anti-Jo-1 antibody, pulmonary fibrosis, Raynaud's syndrome, arthralgias and fever) Lupus erythematosus, systemic (vasculitis of the lung) Sjögren's syndrome (pulmonary fibrosis, primary biliary cir...
Mononucleosis infectious
B27.9
Dermatology
...: generalized, trunk- and extremity-focused, often pruritic, dense maculo-papular (morbilliform) or erythema-multiforme-like exanthema; not infrequently accompanying enanthema with raspberry tongue. Often cle...
Mykid
L30.21
Dermatology
...y accentuated exanthema (lichen trichophyticus) may also occur (Mayser P 2017).Unusual and rare are erythema nodosum, erysipelas-like dermatitis, psoriasiform eruptions and multiforme exanthema, erythema exsu...
Nelfinavir
Dermatology
...ymptoms such as nausea (5% of patients), diarrhea (20-30%), cutaneous NW (3-5% of patients) such as erythema, erythema exudativum multiforme, erythema nodosum. Rarely gynecomastia. Interactions Simultaneous a...
Old world cutaneous leishmaniasis
B55.1
Dermatology
...neck: 60%.upper extremity: 35%lower extremity: 10%. Clinic After the bite of the sand fly, first an erythema and then a papule appear.A distinction is made between:Nodular form (regular picture): Incubation p...
Oral Lichen planus
L43.8
Dermatology
...l cusp (Köbner phenomenon) to large opal plaques. Rarer is a small-papular mucosal type. Underlying erythema (of lichen planus inflammation) is not always found visibly (covering phenomenon of overlying ortho...
Paclitaxel
Pharmacology-Toxicology
...Transient onycholysis is common. Common: injection site reactions (including localized edema, pain, erythema, induration; occasionally extravasation may result in localized inflammation, skin fibrosis and nec...
Palisade neutrophilic and granulomatous dermatitis
L95.1
Dermatology
...phil and granulomatous dermatitis also occurs in the wake of other systemic diseases(systemic lupus erythematosus, sarcoidosis, Behçet's disease, spondylarthritis, borreliosis and lymphoproliferative diseases...
Photosensitivity syndromes
Dermatology
...repair defects or photoreactive metabolites. Typical manifestations include:UV- or light-triggered erythema, edema, blisters, or urticarial reactions,unusually severe or long-lasting “sunburns,”chronic light...
Phototoxic dermatitis
L56.0
Dermatology
...elayed reaction: Urticarial reaction, which is immediate or delayed. Clinical: immediate urticarial erythema with stinging and burning during exposure (smarting); erythema or urticae; triggers: tar, pitch, an...
Pneumonia, eosinophilic acute
J18.9
Allergology
...rogressive respiratory failure. The association of eosinophilic pneumonia with "eosinophilic anular erythema" has been described which should be interpreted as erythema anulare centrifugum (Yanagihara S et al...