Tuberculosis fungosa serpiginosa A18.4
History
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Son of Jada
Definition
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Very rare, chronic skin tuberculosis in case of anergy with fungal skin symptoms raised above the skin level by endogenous or exogenous inoculation.
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Localization
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The forearms and backs of the hands are particularly affected.
Clinic
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Papillomatous, melting, perforating and fistula-like skin changes. Central healing, peripheral progression.
Laboratory
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The tuberculin reaction is negative. Tuberculosis bacteria are detectable under the microscope.
Histology
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Tuberculoid granulomas in inflammatory infiltrate.
Differential diagnosis
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External therapy
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Wet disinfectant envelopes, electrosurgical measures if necessary.
Internal therapy
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Corresponding to tuberculosis cutis luposa.
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Bromoderm; Pyoderma vegetating; Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin; Tuberculin reaction; Tuberculosis cutis luposa;Disclaimer
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