Results for "erythema"

...pathogenesis S.u. Contact allergy Clinical features 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...

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

...nesis The immunopathogenetic mechanism of the fixed drug response is as yet unclear (see also under erythema multiforme).An important role is played by CD8+ memory T cells, which are located in the basal laye...

...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...

...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...

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

...trical, mainly acral (hands and feet) localized, painful dermatitis with succulent 0.1-0.3 cm large erythema, confluent papules and extensive petechiae. Confluence also results in large patches that extend be...

...herapy-resistant, scaly, sometimes pustular, often perioral, but also inguinal localized dermatitis(erythema necrolyticum migrans). Furthermore, cheilitis and atrophic glossitis. Psychological changes are not...

...ally light-exposed areas showing more severe symptoms. Clinical features Itching, pressure pain and erythema palmoplantar and retroauricular. Within 24 hours a polymorphic, mostly maculopapular, morbilliform...

...s at the injection site, flu-like symptoms Enfuvirtide (T-20)FuzeonReactions at the injection site (erythema, urtica) hypodermic injection2 times/day 90 mg (1 ml) s.c.* normal kidney function, body weight &gt...

Harber syndrome Definition Probably autosomal dominant inherited persistent facial erythema. Manifestation Early youth. Clinical features Persistent, diffuse erythema with numerous red follic...

...ield at the time. This appeared in 10 editions between 1856-1876. 1860 clinical characterization of erythema nodosum; 1866 first description of erythema exsudativum multiforme. Further pioneering descriptions...

...sions (60% of affected persons) are multiform and variable. Severe pruritus is constant, urticarial erythema, papulovesicles, red papules and nodules(hypereosinophilic dermatitis). Furthermore: eosinophilic a...

...calp as well as the flexures of the joints. Erythroderma with fine, white, loose scales or discrete erythema beneath the overlying scaling may occur. Prominent, planar or insular palmo-plantar keratoses (see...