Results for "ulcus"

Ulcus molle folliculare Definition Ulcus molle, which develops from perifollicular pustules with central...

Ulcus mixtum History Rollet, 1865 Definition Today an unusual term for the simultaneous infection with Ha...

Mixed ulcus cruris Definition Ulcus cruris in combination of chronic venous insufficiency with chronic arterial...

Ulcus cruris, neurogenic Definition Ulcus cruris in paralysis, e.g. in paraplegia, after poliomyelitis, a...

Ulcus molle gangraenosum Definition Rare form of ulcus molle with rapid necrotic decay, probably caused b...

Ulcus cruris, acute phlebitic Definition Very painful, usually freshly formed ulcer in acute thrombophleb...

Ulcus molle elevatum Definition Raised ulcer molle due to excessive granulation tissue at the base of the...

Ulcus molle serpiginosum Definition Rare, arched, limited form of the ulcer molle with rapid extension to...

Ulcus molle, transitory Definition Small volatile ulcer molle with otherwise regular course of disease.

...venous leg ulcer by etiology:Vascular diseases:Venous (see also venous diseases): Venous leg ulcer Ulcus cruris postthromboticum Ulcus cruris, acute phlebitic Ulcus cruris mixtum.Arterial: Ulcus cruris ar...

...erineum or anus are affected. Clinical features Venereal transmitted Haemophilus ducreyi infection (ulcus molle): Incubation period: 2-5 days. Initially, kinic papules rapidly disintegrate, with formation...

...recommended.DD. Ulcersof other genesis:arterial leg ulcerhypertonic leg ulcerMixed arterial/venous:Ulcus cruris mixtum (very common).Genetic (frequent):Factor V deficiency, congenital.Vasculitic/vasculopa...

...abia, on the perineum and the lesser labia.Histology: lymphocytic vasculitis Differential diagnosis Ulcus molle; M. Behçet; hand-foot-mouth disease; herpes simplex. General therapy Physical rest and bed re...

Chancre Definition Ulcerated primary effect in venereal diseases. A distinction is made between: Ulcus durum (hard chancre) Ulcus molle (soft chancre) Ulcus mixtum (mixed chancre).

...almost impossible today. Localization Early syphilis (primary effect):Genitals: In men the glans, sulcus coronarius and the inner foreskin leaf (see also condom chancre) are mainly affected. In women, lar...

...nt for coughs and bronchial catarrh.Commission E monograph: Catarrh of the upper respiratory tract, ulcus ventriculi/duodeniEmpirical medicine: heartburn, gastric complaints due to hyperacidity, productive...

...amydiaA55 Lymphogranuloma inguinale (venereum) caused by Chlamydia trachomatis (serotypes L1-L3)A57 Ulcus molle (venereum)A58 Granuloma venereum (inguinale)A63 - Other sexually transmitted diseases not els...

...roden).When growing in depth, vital structures can be detected. This "drilling" type, also known as ulcus terebrans, can reach monstrous proportions after years of existence. Literature Sonntag M et al (20...

...poorly documented, flat ulcers. No renal insufficiency! Mostly clear arteriosclerosis. Sign of AVK! Ulcus cruris hypertonicum: S.u. Cholesterol embolism. Ulcus cruris venosum: Chronic, never acutely occurr...

...emosiderosis, dermatosclerosis, lipodermatosclerosis, atrophie blanche, stasis dermatitisStage III: Ulcus cruris (florid or healed) Occurrence/Epidemiology Prevalence in the general population is between 3...

...eradication (according to Maastricht consensus and S3 guideline):Absolute indication:Ulcer disease (ulcus ventriculi or ulcus duodeni).MALT lymphoma of the stomach, stage I/II)Relative indication:Symptomat...

...mic course. Localization Predilection site is the genital region.In men, the inner preputile leaf, sulcus coronarius, more rarely the penis shaft or penis rootIn women, small and large labia, posterior com...

...velopment of a rich red, little aching nodule as a sign of primary infection. The nodule ulcerates (ulcus durum) between the 18th and 30th day after infection. Painless swelling of the regional lymph nodes...

...finition General, but little used term for an ulcer that has developed due to a disturbed trophic ( Ulcus cruris venosum, Ulcus cruris arteriosum, Malum perforans, Decubitus).Cervical trophic syndrome