Results for "erythema"

...carcinomatosum), highly inflammatory, bizarrely jagged (caused by lymphatic carcinoma infiltration) erythema or plaques. This type of metastasis is mainly found in breast carcinoma, more rarely also in tumour...

...hat are easily accessible) Clinic Depending on the trigger, the skin changes are extremely diverse (erythema, skin defects of varying depth, pyoderma, edema, haematomas). Diagnosis Clinically difficult "atypi...

Slap in the face disease Go to Erythema infectiosum

Slapped-cheek-disease Go to Erythema infectiosum

...s associated with essential cryoglobulinemia.Other (special forms): Granuloma eosinophilicum faciei Erythema elevatum diutinum Septic vasculitis Purpura fulminansLcV with eosinophilia (entity questionable)LcV...

...ongolian stain.Melanin (epidermal/dermal):Lichenoid dermatitis incontinentia pigmenti lichen planus Erythema dyschromicum perstans Lupus erythematodes chronicus discoides Dermatitis, Berloque dermatitis melan...

Staphylodermia superficialis circinata Go to Erythema necroticans migrans

...ian, working in New York. 1922 together with F. C. Johnson, first description of the variant of the erythema exsudativum multiforme (majus) named after Stevens-Johnson.

Sticker disease Go to Erythema infectiosum

...first scientist in Gießen to hold a dermatological lecture there. He was the first to describe the erythema infectiosum in 1899. He was later full professor for the history of medicine in Würzburg.

...STING-associated vasculopathy and SLE symptoms caused symptoms such as arthritis, fever, butterfly erythema and antinuclear antibodies (Jeremiah N et al 2014). Diagnostics In addition to the clinical symptom...

...ond et al. (2021), 86% of patients have skin lesions. Patients usually present with an exanthema of erythematous to purple, infiltrated plaques on the toes, nose and ears, back of the hands, thighs and soles...

...later carditis (50% of cases), Sydenham's chorea minor in up to 20%, rheumatoid nodules in 2%, and erythema marginatum.Acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (APSGN): One to four weeks after S. pyogenes...

...e triggering factors. Literature Bryer-Ash M et al (1981) A case of leuconychia striata with severe erythema multiforme. Clin Exp Dermatol 6:565-5Kostaki D et al (2014) Longitudinal leuconychia striata: is it...

...nal symptoms.At the ports of entry of the filiariform infection larvae, linerar, serpiginous, itchy erythema and plaques often form, corresponding to a cutaneous larva migrans cutanea syndrome, especially in...

...in reaction7 days for pulmonary reaction14 days for intestinal symptoms.Linerar, serpiginous, itchy erythema and plaques(larva currens), which correspond to cutaneous larva migrans, frequently form at the ent...

...e. Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis). Associations with Sjögren's syndrome and systemic lupus erythematosus have also been reported.Hematologic disorders: Numerous hematologic disorders, including aplas...

...s leads to the precipitation of silver nitrate. Contraindication Sulfonamide hypersensitivity, Z.n. Erythema exsudativum multiforme. Preparations Blephamides (combination with prednisolone-21-acetate)

...able effects Cutaneous ADRs (approx. 10-20% of patients): macular or papular exanthema, angioedema, erythema exsudativum multiforme, photosensitivity. Also: blood count changes (leukopenia, thrombocytopenia),...

..., hypersensitivity to sulfonamides, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, anemia, currently erythema exsudativum multiforme or toxic epidermal necrolysis, hemoglobin abnormalities, ileus, severe liver...

...uprocaine lead to a reduction in effectiveness. Contraindication Sulfonamide hypersensitivity, Z.n. Erythema exsudativum multiforme. Preparations No more preparations on the market; only available as a substa...

...e clinical symptoms are mainly asthmatic complaints.Less frequent are itching, urticaria, extensive erythema, swelling of the hands and feet and angioedema.Anaphylactic reactions are possible but very rare (e...

...anied by clinical symptoms such as fever and pain (e.g., erysipelas), tightness (e.g., angioedema), erythema, scaling, or itching. Literature Altmeyer P (2007) Dermatological differential diagnosis. The way t...

...eared on the left index finger base joint for several months after formation of an uncharacteristic erythema. After 4 months of unsuccessful local therapy (with steroid externals), 2 additional (sporotrichoid...

...ecurrent exanthema in stage II of syphilis with slightly ulcerative skin changes reminiscent of the erythema nodosum. Localization Especially the lower legs are affected.