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...n E/ESCOP for use in inflammatory changes of the oral and pharyngeal mucosa, poorly healing wounds, ulcus cruris. To date, no systematic studies in eczema, in prophylaxis of radiodermatitis superior to pla...

...iespiercingtattoodermatological diseases that can cause bacteremia such as acne, severe erysipelas, ulcus curis, necrotizing fasciitis, severe atopic dermatitis Procedures such as:dental interventionscardi...

...ges. Dosage and method of use 400-800 mg/day p.o. over max. 14 days. Gonorrhoea: 400 mg p.o. as ED. Ulcus molle: 3 times 400 mg p.o. at intervals of 12 hours. Undesirable effects S.u. Ciprofloxacin. Additi...

...nternal: for accompanying treatment of post-traumatic edema.Externally: poorly healing wounds, e.g. ulcus curisApplicationsas tea, as ethanolic extracts; the extract can also be incorporated 3% in ointment...

...llitis, pharyngitis, otitis media, whooping cough, pneumonia, skin infections, syphilis, gonorrhea, ulcus molle, diphtheria. Substitute preparation for penicillin allergy; topically for the treatment of ac...

Follicle anchor, miliary Go to Ulcus molle folliculare

Folliculitis chancrenosa Go to Ulcus molle folliculare

...stritis. StatPearls Treasure Island (FL) Bookshelf ID: NBK544250.Blum A L, Siewert J R et al (1982) Ulcus- therapy: ventriculi and duodeni ulcer conservative and surgical therapy. Springer Verlag Berlin /...

...junctivitis and Brazilian purple fever = haemolytic prupura)Haemophilus ducreyi (causative agent of ulcus molle; causative agent of non-venereal chronic ulcers in the tropics)Haemophilus haemolyticus (apat...

...egative, immobile bacterium of the genus Haemophilus. Haemophilus ducreyi is the causative agent of ulcus molle.

...lovir. Differential diagnosis Depending on the localization: Perlèche; Zoster; Impetigo contagiosa; Ulcus vulvae acutum; Panaritium. Complication(s)(associated diseases grafted pyoderma in loco.Formation o...

...ection of the eye: Zoster ophthalmicus.DD to HSV infection of the genital area: syphilis acquisita; ulcus molle; candidiasis. Complication(s)(associated diseases Severe local or disseminated HSV infections...

...lo-nodular exanthema, brownish to livid-red, cutaneous-subcutaneous nodules.Tendency to ulceration: Ulcus lymphogranulomatosus, especially on the trunk, lower abdomen, inguinal and thigh regions, and head....

...nternal: for accompanying treatment of post-traumatic edema.Externally: poorly healing wounds, e.g. ulcus curisApplicationsas tea, as ethanolic extracts; the extract can also be incorporated 3% in ointment...

...le bladder, enuresis nocturna, gastritis, gallbladder inflammation, poorly healing infected wounds, ulcus cruris as an oily preparation. Ingredients: hypericins (naphthodianthrones), hyperforin (phlorogluc...

Infectious leg ulcer Definition Ulcus cruris in ecthyma, anthrax of the skin, tuberculosis cutis luposa, diphtheria, syphilis III, lepros...

..., if necessary, early surgical removal of the necrotic area in cooperation with surgeons; see below ulcus cruris. Specific antidotes for the treatment of cytostatic extravasations PreparationMeasureDoxorub...

...( Lichen planus pemphigoides). Among his errors was his thesis on the identity of the pathogens of Ulcus molle and Syphilis (Unitas), as well as the denial of the tuberculous origin of Lupus vulgaris. In...

...al picture is diagnostic. Complication(s)(associated diseases Chronic erysipelas, therapy-resistant ulcus cruris, increasing physical immobility with consecutive obesity; elephantiasis nostras. Therapy Onl...

...as well as healing ointments, wound tinctures, wound powder, hemorrhoidal ointments, gingivitis and ulcus cruris preparations are probably based on their anti-inflammatory and granulation-promoting effect....

...s well as healing ointments, wound tinctures, wound powders, hemorrhoidal ointments, gingivitis and ulcus cruris preparations are justified by their anti-inflammatory and granulation-promoting effect.Recen...

...llular carcinoma (more rarely basal cell carcinoma), which has developed on a long-term ulcer (e.g. ulcus cruris) or a burn scar or radiation scar. Therapy Surgical rehabilitation with evaluation and treat...

...testinal tract. Empirical medicine: acute weeping dermatoses, superficial skin injuries, decubitus, ulcus cruris, irrigation of large wounds, grade 2 burns, sunburn, chilblains, nipple care during breastfe...

...II (E11) 13.7%Diabetes mellitus in pediatric collectives (E10) 90%Essential hypertension (I10) 9.2%Ulcus cruris (L97): 7,3%Other venous diseases, varices of the lower extremities (I87/3): 5,7%Obesity (E66...

...h mostly excessive red granulation tissue and a raised, firm edge wall. Differential diagnosis S.u. Ulcus cruris. Therapy S.u. of the respective underlying disease. Literature Combemale P et al (2007) Mali...