Results for "erythema"

...ria:Contact type: On exposed parts of the body, especially face, neck and hands, formation of itchy erythema and wheals within a few minutes after exposure. Symptoms occasionally only after rewarming of skin...

...onsidered a prime example:The acute stage of the dermatitis is characterized in the mildest case by erythema at the site of the noxious agent, traces of abrasions are possible; if the reaction is more severe,...

...ted nummular eczema ( LOE-D). A fat emulsion with 0.5% coriander oil was able to inhibit UV-induced erythema significantly better than placebo, but less effectively than 1% hydrocortisone (LOE-A). Another ind...

...ave his name to two diseases, the granuloma anulare described by Thomas Calcott Fox in 1895 and the erythema elevatum et diutinum described by Jonathan Hutchinson in 1888. Henry Radcliffe Crocker became his s...

...on cause. It is also clinically present in systemic scleroderma, Sjögren's syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus and (more rarely) in chronic polyarthritis. It has also been described to occur in long-term i...

...thus inflammatory responses are selectively inhibited.In the skin, cyclooxygenase inhibitors reduce erythema and increased cyclooxygenase levels after UV exposure. Cyclooxygenase 2 inhibitors are used as chem...

...rox. 50% of patients, usually 2nd-4th week of therapy, truncated or on the upper extremity) such as erythema, erythema exsudativum multiforme, urticaria. Gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, headaches, d...

...utics. Etiopathogenesis S.u. Contact allergy Clinic 24-48 hours after contact with the allergen, an erythema, which is usually blurred, clearly itchy, inflammatory, and interspersed with tiny blisters or even...

...ical pictures. As a large part of the pustular phenomena in newborns occur within the self-limiting erythema neonatorum, it is necessary to differentiate between these and other pustuloses requiring treatment...

...calization Groin, inner thighs, rare trunk, head and neck. Clinic Anular or serpiginous, urticarial erythema (may be absent) with marginal, bulging vesicles or blisters. The vesicles are more frequently strun...

Drug induced cutaneous lupus erythematosus History The discovery of drug-induced cutaneous lupus erythematosus (DI-LE) is attributed to B...

...exogenous noxious agents and endogenous reaction factors with typical clinical symptoms (pruritus, erythema, papules, seropapules, vesicles, scaling, crusting, lichenification) and characteristic histologic...

...issue decay with formation of deep, sharply cut ulcers, with greasy purulent coatings and halo-like erythematous fringe. Spreading to the subcutaneous fatty tissue. Drying, dirty grey-yellow crusts. Lymphangi...

...A streptococci (Schaps 2007).- E. Libman- Sacks:This is the cardiac manifestation of systemic lupus erythematosus. Sterile vegetations of the heart valves are typically found, which carries a significant risk...

...inearis circumflexa) - often combined with atopic diseasesUrticaria (inconstant, no leading symptom)Erythema exsudativum multiforme (inconstant).Parasitic diseases (especially when the parasites or their secr...

...ined with burning; within a few days formation of circumscribed, mostly large-area, sharply defined erythema, dolent swellings and doughy to firm large-area plaques. The surface of the plaques may have an ora...

...lycyclic foci with central regression and peripheral progression may occur. Clinical pictures as in erythema exsudativum multiforme are possible, especially in adults. Healing often occurs with hyperpigmentat...

...13% of cases): mainly cheek area, nasal entrance in rhinitis. (DD: dermatomyositis; systemic lupus erythematosus, rosacea).Trunk (about 3% of cases). Note: a major source as a reservoir of germs is the nasop...

...omenon in infectious exanthema (e.g., viral exanthema (see below Exanthem (DD)Diagnostic symptom in erythema infectiosum (ear slap face)AngioedemaHereditary angioedemaDiffuse, acute and/or chronic facial swel...

...%). 2% of patients develop amyloidosis.Other dermatological phenomena include diffuse palmo-plantar erythema, disseminated purpuric papules on the face, trunk and extremities. Purpura Schönlein-Henoch is ofte...

...is The immunopathogenetic mechanism of the fixed drug reaction has not yet been clarified (see also Erythema multiforme). CD8+ memory T cells, which are located in the basal layer of the epidermis of dormant...

...ush Definition Frequent functional disorder with attacks of patchy or extensive, bright or deep red erythema on the face and upper half of the body, persisting for a few minutes to an hour, sometimes with a f...

...ndo-, myo-, pericarditis; acute diffuse glomerulonephritis, iridocyclitis, chorioiditis, retinitis, erythema nodosum, erythema exsudativum multiforme, Id reaction, chronic urticaria, eruptive-exanthematic for...

...ndo-, myo-, pericarditis; acute diffuse glomerulonephritis, iridocyclitis, chorioiditis, retinitis, erythema nodosum, erythema exsudativum multiforme, Id reaction, chronic urticaria, eruptive-exanthematic for...

...ation Beard area on chin, lips and cheeks. Clinic Succulent follicular and also extensive, deep red erythema and red plaques with numerous disseminated or grouped inflammatory follicular papules and pustules,...