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Heubner's celestial chart B01.8 Dermatology
...ental phases of one type of efflorescence, for example, in the case of varicella the coexistence of erythema, red papules, papulo vesicles, vesicles, crust-covered erosions or ulcers.
Histamine Allergology
...tion (redness; is attributed to the so-called axon reflex)Axon reflex on superficial nerves (reflex erythema) Laboratory Rapid metabolism in the blood to methylhistamine (half-life is only a few minutes), the...
Hutchinson, jonathan Dermatology
...the clinical picture of Progeria infantilis.First description of Chilblain's lupus 1888and 1894 of erythema elevatum diutinum, which was later given this name by Radcliffe Crocker. Literature Hutchinson J (1...
Hydralazine disease T88.8 Dermatology
...ophthalazine (lowering blood pressure) in 8-10% of cases. Clinical features Image of systemic lupus erythematosus with transient erythema, urticarial itchy eruptions, punctiform hyperkeratosis, especially in...
Hydrolyzed roe (inci) Cosmetology
...osmetic formulations. Hydrolyzed roe acts as a skin care product. In small clinical studies an anti-erythematous effect of a cream containing Hydrolyzed Roe has been demonstrated (Narurkar VA 2016). Literatur...
Hypereosinophilic dermatitis D72.1 Dermatology
...2:444-450.Yadav D et al (2019) Hypereosinophilic dermatitis: generalised lichenification and gyrate erythema as the sole manifestation of idiopathic hypereosinophilic syndrome. BMJ Case Rep 12: e232142.
Hyperpigmentation, circumscribed L81.8 Dermatology
...bright syndrome; Atrophodermia idiopathica et progressiva; Axillary freckling; Balanitis nigricans; Erythema dyschromicum perstans; Erythromelanosis interfollicularis colli; periocular hyperpigmentation; inco...
Hypersensitivity to mosquito bites and insect bite-like reaction T14.0 Dermatology
...a hypersensitive reaction to an insect bite in a patient with CLL who developed induration, edema, erythema, and blisters with severe itching at the site of the insect bite. Definition Insect bites induce to...
Hypodermitis nodularis subacuta saltans Dermatology
Hypodermitis nodularis subacuta saltans Go to Erythema induratum
Ichthyosis, Spastic Quadriplegia, and Impaired Intellectual Development Dermatology
...were born with a collodion membrane, followed by diffuse mild hyperkeratosis and scaling, localized erythema and palmoplantar keratoderma. One infant had mild facial dysmorphism. The infants suffered from fai...
Ichthyosis, spastic quadriplegia, and mental retardation Q87.13 Dermatology
...Dentition.The second patient presented with dry, scaly skin shortly after birth. Later, generalized erythematous ichthyosis with fine scales presented over most of the body but not the face. The hair and nail...
IgG4-associated diseases Z86.2 Internal medicine
...o's thyroiditis is also classified in this group.Skin: Granuloma (eosinophilicum) faciale (L92.2) / Erythema elevatum diutinum (L95.1)Nasopharynx: Eosinophilic angiocentric fibrosis. Etiopathogenesis The (com...
Iloprost Vascular medicine
...g, fever, sweating, pruritus, chills, fatigue, exhaustion, thirst, reactions at the injection site (erythema, pain, phlebitis).Frequent: anorexia, dizziness, paraesthesia, restlessness, myalgia or muscle pain...
Imiquimod Dermatology
...ymptoms (fever) and myalgia are not uncommon (5-10% of patients) despite topical application. Also: erythema, erosion, excoriation, scaling and oedema in the areas of application. Rarely induration, ulceratio...
Immunodeficient t-cell primary D89.9 Dermatology
...sia, progressive combined immunodeficiency.Bloom syndrome: dwarfism, skeletal abnormalities, facial erythema, combined immunodeficiency.DiGeorge syndrome: cardiovascular abnormalities, facial dysmorphia, hypo...
Immunological drug reactions Allergology
...keratinocyte damage to the skin with vacuolisation and dyskeratosis or cell necrosis and blistering(erythema multiforme, fixed drug reaction).Type IVd: Formation of CXCL8 - and GM-CSF-secreting T cells. These...
Infectious diseases of the skin Dermatology
...ruses: Coxsackie virus infectionPoxviruses: Poxvirus infectionsparvoviruses: parvovirus infections: erythema infectiosum; glove-sock syndromeRetroviruses: HIV infection; HTLV infection (human T-cell lymphotro...
Infusion ulcers T80.8 Dermatology
...ly effective glucocorticoid such as 0.25% prednicarbate cream (e.g. Dermatop) 2 times/day until the erythema has subsided.For all toxic substancesseveral times daily 15 min. ice packs for at least 3 days.For...
Inosine Dermatology
...) Allergic reactions to inosine or other ingredients of the drug preparation (especially urticaria, erythema), in very rare cases anaphylactic shock. Contraindication Purine metabolism disorders (gout, hyperu...
Interferon alfacon-1 Dermatology
...l symptoms (fever, fatigue, chills, headaches, myalgia, sweating), reactions at the injection site (erythema) Contraindication Serious heart disease in general, epilepsy, severe psychiatric disorders (depress...
Interferon beta-1a Dermatology
...l symptoms (fever, fatigue, chills, headaches, myalgia, sweating), reactions at the injection site (erythema) Contraindication Severe depression, suicidal tendency, epilepsy with seizures that cannot be suffi...
Interferon beta-1b Dermatology
...l symptoms (fever, fatigue, chills, headaches, myalgia, sweating), reactions at the injection site (erythema). Interactions Comedication with effect on hematopoiesis, antidepressants. Contraindication Pat. &l...
Intertriginous psoriasis L40.84 Dermatology
...marked itching. Mycological proof! Candidosis, intertriginous: Sharply defined, peripherally scaly erythema and plaques. Frequently pustule fringe or splashes of papulovesicular to pustular satellites in the...