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Wittlich's formula Dermatology
...dThe annual reference value for the full-time outdoor workers in Germany is 300 SED (SED = standard erythema dose, 1 SED = 100 J/sqm erythema-weighted irradiation). This value takes into account the usual wea...
Yersiniosis A04.6 Microbiology
...w>m) and are usually symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, e.g. reactive arthritis, (peri-)carditis, erythema nodosum, acute glomerulonephritis.Rare are exanthema reminiscent of pityriasis lichenoides acuta (Y...
Zieve syndrome K70.0 Dermatology
...he disease progresses, non-itching (almost asymptomatic), scaly, centrifugally growing, circulatory erythema (probably identical to erythema necroticans migrans). Therapy Therapy of the underlying disease, re...
Abatacept Internal medicine
...common: ExanthemaOccasional: abscesses of the skin, dry skin, pruritus, urticaria, psoriasis, acne, erythema, (viral) papillomas of the skinIncreased tumor risk: Compared to other DMARDs, the use of Abatacept...
Acetic acid Allergology
...pediculosis. Undesirable effects If the concentration of acetic acid is high enough, skin burning, erythema or blisters occur.
Acetylsalicylic acid Internal medicine
...ulocytosis, Hemorrhagic vasculitis, Hypersensitivity reactions such as severe skin reactions (up to erythema multiforme), Menorrhagia, Reye's syndrome.A syndromal combination with aspirin intolerance, asthma...
Acne (overview) L70.0 Dermatology
...e irritations recede. Direct sun exposure should be avoided as tretinoin and isotretinoin lower the erythema threshold and are not light-stable.A 4th generation retinoid has been available since the end of 20...
Acquired, Idiopathic, Patterned Facial Pigmentation Dermatology
...n of the face can occur in a variety of diseases: melasma, melnaocytic nevi, cutaneous amyloidosis, erythema dyschromicum perstans, contact dermatitis, seborrhoeic melanosis, actinic lichen planus and lichen...
Acral peeling skin syndrome Q81.9 Dermatology
...on of the acral parts of hands and feet usually impresses. Fresh exfoliations may be accompanied by erythema. Rhagades, which may also be painfully superinfected, are not uncommon. Mucous membranes are not af...
Acrogerie gottron E34.8 Dermatology
...th a ratio of 3:1. Localization Face and acra. Clinical features Atrophic facial skin, often facial erythema, regional fat loss, frequent scarlatiniform exanthema, micrognathia, acromicity, possibly infantile...
Acropustulosis of infancy L44.4 Dermatology
...feet disseminated and grouped vesicles of 0.1-0.3 cm in size and pale yellow pustules on bright red erythema and plaques. Older lesions were characterized by a coarse lamellar scaling.Diagnosis: No evidence o...
Actinic keratosis L57.0 Dermatology
...ion The single lesion can be classified from a clinical point of view as follows:Keratosis actinica erythematous typeKeratosisactinica keratotic type/ cornu cutaneum typeKeratosis actinica pigmented typeKerat...
Actinic reticuloid L57.1 Dermatology
...story Ive, 1969 Definition Chronic dermatitis in light-exposed areas of the skin with extremely low erythema threshold (UVA and UVB), which occurs mainly in older men; this very specific chronic dermatitis is...
Acuminate condyloma A63.0 Dermatology
...Differential diagnosis Anal:AIN, anal carcinoma: important differential diagnosis; scaly, whitish, erythematous, eczematous, papillomatous, papular, pigmented or fissured plaques described. Induration and ul...
Acute idiopathic scrotal edema T78.4 Internal medicine
...tunica dartos (Patoulias D et al. 2018), which just reaches the perineum or groin. An accompanying erythema which is clearly hyperesthetic when stroking sharply delimits the findings from the surrounding are...
Adapalen Dermatology
...ment usually lasts up to 12 weeks. Standard concentration 0.1% as gel or cream. Undesirable effects Erythema; skin burning. Preparations Differin Gel, Differin Cream; Epiduo Gel (combination with BPO) Note(s)...
Adult t-cell lymphoma/leukemia (htlv+) C91.5 Dermatology
...ng T cell lymphoma of the mycosis furunculoid type are frequently observed, with patches (extensive erythema) papules and plaques. Occurrence/Epidemiology Occurrence: ATLL is endemic in countries with high pr...
AESOP syndrome Sheinker, 1938 Dermatology
...ammation(CIS) (see also intralymphatic histiocytosis). In CIS, localized and irregularly configured erythema develops over another process, such as infection or neoplasm, localized in a deeper anatomic struct...
Agammaglobulinemia 7, Mutation in PIK3R1 D81.4 Internal medicine
...while of 19-year-old patienin published by de la Morena et al. (1995). As a teenager, she developed erythema nodosum, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and recurrent Campylobacter infections and inflammatory bow...
Agammaglobulinemia C-chromosomal type bruton D80.0 Dermatology
...ptococci, Staphylococci) from infancy onwards. Most often, children suffer from recurrent pyoderma, erythema nodosum, otitis media, bronchitis, meningitis, sepsis, cholesteatoma with acquired hearing loss, en...
Alitretinoin Dermatology
...Depending on clinical findings, a reduction to 10 mg/day can be made. Undesirable effects Topical: Erythema, edema or blistering at the site of application in up to 70% of patients.With oral medication: exsi...
Alkali resistance test Allergology
...ced, before this glass block is also removed after a total of 30 minutes. Skin reactions in form of erythema, infiltrate, papules or erosion already after 10 or 20 minutes indicate a reduced alkaline resistan...
Alkali resistance test Dermatology
...aced before this glass block is also removed after a total of 30 minutes. Skin reactions in form of erythema, infiltrate, papules or erosion already after 10 or 20 minutes indicate a reduced alkaline resistan...
Allergy Dentistry
...rgy types I-III (= IgE-mediated, cytotoxic or complement mediated allergy or Arthus type), itching, erythema and wheals (urticaria) purpura, blood damage, organ damage or serum disease or shock symptoms can o...
Allergy syndrome, oral T78.4 Allergology
...eathing. Rare gastrointestinal complaints such as stomach cramps, vomiting and nausea. Occasionally erythema and vesicles develop. In rare cases anaphylaxis symptoms occur (especially when celery and soya are...