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Folliculitis gramnegative
L08.0
Dermatology
...tules. Mostly further infestation of acne-typical locations! Folliculitis simplex barbae: Succulent erythema with numerous, partly confluent, follicularly bound pustules; later honey yellow crusts. Painful an...
Folliculitis profunda (overview)
L01.0
Dermatology
...overheated lump of skin attached to a hair follicle, which is halo-like surrounded by a collateral erythema. Classification Folliculitis profunda:profound folliculitis with melting perifolliculitis = boilsSp...
Folliculitis (superficial folliculitis)
L01.0
Dermatology
...ly painful, red, flat or pointed conical papules/papulo-pustule of the skin, with little collateral erythema. Impetigo Bockhart is a special form that occurs mainly in children. Occurrence/Epidemiology There...
Food allergy
T78.1
Allergology
...the tongue are most commonly reported (35% of cases), followed by gastrointestinal symptoms (24%), erythema or pruritus (18%), urticaria (15%), rhinoconjunctivitis (12%), dyspnea (9%), eczema (6%), headache...
Foot-and-mouth disease, real
B08.8
Dermatology
...on (tissue cultures), complement fixation reaction. Differential diagnosis hand-foot-mouth disease; erythema exsudativum multiforme; aphthoid Pospischill-Feyrter; herpangina. Complication(s)(associated diseas...
Frontal fibrosing alopecia
L66.8
Dermatology
...for 2 points, 1 point each for the loss of at least 50 % of the eyebrows and 1 point for follicular erythema on the frontal scalp, also 1 point for perifollicular scalp hyperkeratosis or dandruff on the front...
Fuchs Ernst
Dermatology
...tion of pathological-histological specimens.Named after Fuchs are:Fuchs syndrome I, special form of erythema exsudativum multiformeFuchs syndrome II or Fuchs endothelial dystrophyFuchs syndrome III or Fuchs h...
Fuchs syndrome
Dermatology
Fuchs syndrome Go to Erythema multiforme. Fuchs syndrome is named after the Viennese ophthalmologist Ernst Fuchs (1851-1930).
Furosemide
Pharmacology-Toxicology
...cases, furosemide can cause uncharacteristic "eczematous manifestations"; furthermore, purpura and erythema multiforme (also bullous variants).Isolated reports refer to Stevens-Johnson syndrome (Wright AA et...
Gastritis
K29.7
Internal medicine
...h typical erosions is seen. Sometimes there is corpus- dominant gastritis without erosions but with erythema and edema (Braun 2022).- Chronic gastritis:In chronic gastritis, a very thin mucosa with visible un...
Gastritis, acute
K29.1
Internal medicine
...ical erosions is seen. Sometimes there is also corpus-dominant gastritis without erosions, but with erythema and edema (Braun 2022). Other methods of examination Serological testsSerologic testing can detect...
Giant cell arteritis
M31.6
Vascular medicine
...ore: orthostatic dizziness (40%); seizures and hemiparesis (<10%); nonspecific skin involvement: erythema nodosum or urticaria (15%).Arteriitis cranialis with variable often simultaneous pattern of involve...
Gingivostomatitis herpetica
B00.2
Dermatology
...HSV titre neg.Therapy: syst. Aciclovir, antiphlogistics, local anaesthetics. Differential diagnosis Erythema exsudativum multiforme: usually combined with multiforme skin manifestations.Herpangina Zahorsky du...
Glossitis
K14.00
Dermatology
...fectious diseases or co-infections in non-infectious exanthematous skin and mucosal diseases (e.g., erythema multiforme, drug exanthema), in injuries (dental prosthesis), incorrect bite height.Deficiency of v...
Glucagon
Internal medicine
...increased glucagon production. Frequently suggestive is a recurrent dermatitis(migratory necrolytic erythema).
Glucocorticosteroids systemic
Pharmacology-Toxicology
...eksEpidermolysis bullosa group60-1201-25WeeksErosive pustular dermatitis d. Scalp60-1001-210-15WeeksErythema exsudativum multiforme60-80-1001-3--Erythema nodosum40-801-2--Erythroderma80-120up to 65-15MonthsGr...
Golimumab
Dermatology
...ually required dose of MTX. Undesirable effects Fever, local reactions at the injection site (e.g., erythema, urticaria, pain, purpura) are typical.Common are increased infections Upper respiratory tract infe...
Gottron symbol
L53.9
Dermatology
...ion Elbows, knees, medial malleoli. Clinic Symmetrical, non or only slightly scaly, bluish to livid erythema or plaques, occasionally in atrophic environment in patients with existing dermatomyositis. In addi...
Graft-versus-host disease chronic
L99.2-
Dermatology
...Clinical morphology shows an overlap between systemic scleroderma, lichen sclerosus, systemic lupus erythematosus and Sjögren's syndrome. The cGVHD can affect different compartments of the skin (epidermis, co...
Granuloma anulare erythematous
L92.0
Dermatology
Granuloma anulare erythematous Definition Special form of the granuloma anulare: blue-red to brown-red, extensive (up to palm...
Granulosis rubra nasi
L74.8
Dermatology
...nifestation Especially described in children. Localization Nose. Clinic Hyperhidrosis, blue-reddish erythema of the tip of the nose, individual pointed, grouped nodules, occasionally small vesicles and pustul...
Granulysine
Dermatology
...the severity of the disease. Large quantities of granulysin can also be detected in the blisters of erythema multiforme. Literature Chung WH et al (2015) Oxypurinol-Specific T Cells Possess Preferential TCR C...
Ground scabies
L30.3
Dermatology
...he larvae of Ancylostoma duodenale and subsequent secondary bacterial infection: small spots, itchy erythema, papules, pustules or petechiae ( strongyloidosis).
Guttate psoriasis
L40.40
Dermatology
...aques. Not uncommon are linear patterns (Koebner phenomenon in scratch marks).Leading symph.: scaly erythema, papules, plaquesEpidemic. About 2% of psoriasis patients develop guttate psoriasis. No gender pref...