Results for "erysipelas"

...the swelling area.Hist.: mostly unspecific granulomatous fibrosing dermatitis.DD. Quincke's edema, erysipelas, Crohn's disease.Therapy: Triamcinolone injections, alternatively dapsone; operative reduction of t...

...atures Extensive, rough infiltration and reddening of the skin with tongue-shaped runners. See also Erysipelas carcinomatosum. Therapy According to the Erysipelas carcinomatosum.

...us penetration of the skin, which occurs primarily in breast cancer. A distinction is made between: Erysipelas carcinomatosum and Carcinoma teleangiectaticum. Therapy S.u. Erysipelas carcinomatosum, Carcinoma t...

...nd colour duplex sonography Verl/Prog.: favourable with consequent decongestion therapyComplicated. Erysipelas, contact dermatitis. DD. Leg edema of other origin, chronic recurrent erysipelas, lymphedema, ulcus...

...obesity. Individual cases are reminiscent of diffuse growing breast carcinoma or chronic recurrent erysipelas, with patchy, irregularly bordered, reddish-blue discolored plaques. Others rather a livedo vasculi...

...fter an infection with streptococcus A (e.g., after angina tonsillaris, pharyngitis, scarlet fever, erysipelas , etc.) and a new flare-up of disease, also known as rheumatic fever, can affect the joints, heart,...

...scribed in connection with various clinical pictures.Erythema (large spots, homogeneous), solitary: erysipelas; erysipeloid; tinea corporis; acute dermatitis, allergic; dermatitis solaris; actinic dermatitis; d...

...thematosus as erythema perstans faciei (J.Jadassohn: "very striking-very frequently occurring-is an erysipelas-like, but more bluish, sharply limited symmetrical redness mostly only in the face, which occasiona...

...oma, erythema, itching, pain, swelling), which are usually reversible.Infections such as abscesses, erysipelas (also afebrile!) bacteremia, bronchitis, herpes zoster, wound infections, especially in patients wi...

...streptogenic infections of the mouth and throat (angina tonsillaris, pharyngitis), skin and bones (erysipelas, impetigo, possibly osteomyelitis, etc.).Also possible in cases of bacterial endocarditis, infectio...

...Raynaud's syndrome- moist compresses, e.g. for: weeping wounds, weeping eczema, dermatitis solaris, erysipelas medium irritation:- rising partial baths, e.g. in: circulatory disorders, resistant tinea unguium,...

...e mistaken for bacterial infection; therefore, many patients are treated with antibiotics(suspected erysipelas) during the acute phase. At the onset of the disease, the initial lesions and associated focal, dul...

..., bladder, rectal and prostate carcinomas). Chronic infections of the soft tissues (e.g., recurrent erysipelas, herpes simplex, lymphogranuloma inguinale; chromomycosis)Direct trauma to the anteriomedial lympha...

.../forecast Chronic progressive course. Rarely spontaneous regression. Deterioration due to recurrent erysipelas (erysipelas recidivans).

...widened collagen bundles with immured adnexa. Complication(s) maceration, recurrent bacterial (e.g. erysipelas) or mycotic (tinea, yeast infections) infections In particular erysipelas tend to recurrent courses...

...s adverse events of any cause patients in the mogamulizumab group were fever in 8 (4%) patients and erysipelas in 5 (3%) patients. In the vorinostat group, erysipelas and pulmonary embolism each occurred in 6 (...

...e; resistant to therapy; search for other manifestations of seborrheic dermatitis. Acute or chronic erysipelas: skin reddened, auricle swollen, painfulness, feeling of illness and lymphadenopathy in acute erysi...

...atoid factor neg.; no detection of collagen II antibodies. Course: At first the diagnosis is mainly erysipelas. Cave! Typical misdiagnosis. Therapy: Trial with 5 million IU penicillin G sine effectu 3 times/day...

...strains producing a pyrogenic ("erythrogenic") exotoxin.Skin infections: Typical representative is erysipelas (group A), besides superficial skin infections such as pyoderma, e.g. impetigo contagiosa.Necrotizi...

...ut also anular or serpiginous, non-scaly erythema, urticarial papules and plaques of various sizes; erysipelas-like lesions have also been reported. Vasculitic lesions have also been observed. The skin symptoms...

Vulvitis erysipelatosa acuta Definition Erysipelas of the vulva, usually in the postpartum. Therapy S.u. Erysipelas.

...ess and tinnitus with or without hearing loss = Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome DD. Herpes simplex; varicella; erysipelas Progn. good, if no complications occur, healing within 14 days.Note: in contrast to the herpes simp...

...d Drug Administration (FDA), uncomplicated ABSSI includes simple abscesses, boils and uncomplicated erysipelas (cellulitis),The complicated category (cSSSIs) includes infections that either affect deeper soft t...

...nly lower extremity affected, almost exclusively bilateral, brown colour, possible ulcer formation. Erysipelas: acute course, fever, painfulness, painful lymphadenitis, leucocytosis, CRP significantly increased...

...antiasis-like tissue hypertrophy, oedematous and verrucous changes, pachydermia, frequent recurrent erysipelas. Laboratory Anemia, dysproteinemia. Differential diagnosis Acropathia ulcero-mutilans familiarisMal...