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Reflected light microscopy, step-by-step diagnostics for the differentiation of small pigment cell tumours Dermatology
...anophages Level 3Rather malignant pigment cell tumorsAt least 2 Level 2 characteristicsPeriläsional erythema from ectatic capillariesIntra- or perilesional grey pigment densificationsPseudopodia-like marginal...
Rheumatoid vasculitis M06.99 Dermatology
...both calves in an area of 20 x 10 cm size spontaneous and pressure painful, blurred surface smooth erythema, plaques and subcutaneous clots were found. In the centre of the lesion a 2.5 x 3.0 cm crusty cover...
Rhus dermatitis L23.7 Allergology
...America. Manifestation Usually occurring 5 hours to 10 days after contact. Clinical features Itchy erythema, hemp-grain-sized papules, blistering, oozing. Dark red, edematous surroundings. Toxic general symp...
Riehl melanosis L81.4 Dermatology
...addition, the patients who responded to the treatment showed a clear improvement in the underlying erythema. There was no worsening or recurrence after discontinuation of treatment."(1) Progression/forecast...
Rift valley fever A92.4 Dermatology
...disease of the woman was accompanied by fever (up to 39 °C), severe headache, extensive non-itching erythema on the upper and lower body, a pronounced conjunctivitis, bds. inguinal lymphadenitis and a papulo-...
Riley-day syndrome G90.1 Internal medicine
...withdrawal to general states of arousal.Dermatologically conspicuous are spot-shaped or generalized erythema, which tend to occur in attacks after meals and under stress, excessive hyperhidrosis, and the lack...
Rosacea fulminans L71.8 Dermatology
...ntical clinical pictures. Literature Akhyani M et al (2007) The association of pyoderma faciale and erythema nodosum. Clin Exp Dermatol 32:275-277Coutinho JC et al (2016) Rosacea fulminans: unusual clinical p...
Rosacea gramnegative Dermatology
...ar formations (picture of Gram-negative folliculitis) on newly formed or already existing extensive erythema. There is no clinical difference to rosacea papulopustulosa. However, since the treatment regimen i...
ROSCO Dermatology
ROSCO Definition Global ROSacea COnsensus Classification of rosacea according to phenotypes, erythema, papules, pustules, telangiectasias and phyme, see rhinophyma, otophyma , metophyma, gnatophyma. se...
Roseola Dermatology
...cm large, light red to bright red, generally non-pruritic, more or less transient, roundish or oval erythema, which occur in the context of an exanthema.Roseolae are described as characteristic for the first...
Rothman, stephan Dermatology
...own as Rothman-Makai syndrome, published in 1894, and his first description of the paraneoplastic " erythema necroticans migrans" in 1942 are groundbreaking. Literature Rothmann M (1894) On inflammation and a...
Rothmund syndrome Q82.8 Dermatology
...nly affected. Palmae and Plantae are free. Clinical features In atrophic skin, streaky or reticular erythema with telangiectasias and hypopigmentation are seen.Associated symptoms: Juvenile cataracts, genital...
Rothmund-thomson syndrome Q82.85 Dermatology
...develops between the third and sixth month of life (occasionally as late as two years of age) with erythema, circumscribed swelling and blistering of the face. Later, these characteristic skin changes spread...
Rubeosis faciei perstans vasomotorica Dermatology
Rubeosis faciei perstans vasomotorica Go to Erythema perstans faciei
Salvar sandstone dermatitis L27.0 Dermatology
...the following order: forearms, neck, lower extremities, trunk. Clinical features Itching, regional erythema, extensive enlargement with formation of vesicles and pustules. Formation of a pronounced oedema of...
Sassad Dermatology
...General information The following parameters are included in the evaluation:Six clinical symptoms: erythema, exudation, excoriation, dryness, skin tears and lichenification.Six body regions: arms, legs, feet...
SCA34 Dermatology
...nital ichthyosis, spastic quadriplegia and impaired intellectual development (ISQMR).In some cases, erythema and hyperkeratosis may also occur in childhood, together with additional neurological signs such as...
Scar Allergology
Scar Definition Acronym for "severe cutaneous adverse reactions" . These include: erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, DRESS(drug reaction with eosinoph...
Scleroderma and coup de sabre L94.1 Dermatology
...shaped, 1-4 cm wide, single or multiple, initially livid, initially flat, sagittally smooth, tender erythema. Over the course of months, the surface depresses in a trough or channel shape. The epidermis appea...
Scorad Dermatology
...https://scorad.corti.li/ General information Taking into account six typical morphological changes (erythema, infiltration, crusts, scratch artifacts, lichenification, dryness of non-infested skin), 0-3 point...
Scratch test Dermatology
...The urticarial reaction is read after 20 minutes. According to the diameter of the wheal and reflex erythema in comparison to the positive and negative control, the respective test reactions are evaluated sem...
Scrotal pruritus L29.1 Allergology
...n. Clinical features Scratching in the scrotal area, regardless of the cause, very rapidly leads to erythema, and if scratching is prolonged, to lichenification with thickening of the scrotal skin. Roundish a...
Semen allergy L25.9 Allergology
...cted are women (mostly atopic women) between 20-30 LJ. Clinical features Mostly local symptoms with erythema, itching, contact urticaria. Furthermore: chronic vulvovaginitis, vulva eczema and a " Burning Seme...