Results for "erysipelas"

Erysipelas, mucosal erysipelas Definition Rare erysipelas in the mucous membrane area with blistering, fever a...

Erysipelas Definition Frequent, acute, less frequently chronically recurrent, febrile, possibly accompanied by...

Recurrent erysipelas Definition Erysipelas recurring at irregular intervals. Etiopathogenesis Congenital or acquired lym...

Recurrent erysipelas Definition Erysipelas recurring at irregular intervals. Etiopathogenesis Congenital or acquired lym...

Erysipelas bullous Definition Acute, severe, bacterial, vesicular and blistering local infection of the lympha...

Erysipelas carcinomatosum Definition Extensive penetration of the skin with tumor cells through metastasis, es...

Phlegmon / erysipelas Profile Phlegmons erysipelas DentistryPhlegmon is a purulent, diffusely spreading infection of the...

Erysipelas melanomatosum Definition Analogous to Erysipelas carcinomatosum with similar clinical aspect in lym...

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Erysipelas gangrenous Go to Erysipelas

Erysipelas, phlegmatic Go to Erysipelas

Mucosal erysipelas Go to Erysipelas

Erysipelas gangraenosum genitalium Go to Gangraena acuta genitalium

Erysipelas infection of humans Go to Erysipeloid

...is arcuately bordered by the active zones of progression. Centrally, healing occurs. In contrast to erysipelas, the flame-like margins are absent, as is the acuity of erysipelas with painful lymphadenitis. Conc...

...nsive care) surgical intervention. Etiopathogenesis Unclear, possible infection with streptococci ( Erysipelas gangraenosum genitalium, Erysipelas genitalium), fusiform bacteria, spirochetes etc. Possibly Sanar...

...ccompanying inflammatory tissue reaction, diffusely spreading lymphangiosis carcinomatosa is termed erysipelas carcinomatosum.In >90% of patients, the tumor disease is already known when skin metastases appe...

...osinophilic) plaques, is the leading clinical symptom. Initially, the clinical picture may resemble erysipelas (fever in 1/4 of cases).Recurrent course is possible. Later phases are more reminiscent of morphea...

...Definition Irregular ulcer up to the size of the palm of the hand after acute or chronic recurrent erysipelas. S.a.u. Erysipelas, recurrent. Localization Mainly located on the proximal half of the lower leg. G...

Erysipeloid Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Definition The erysipelas-like form of Old World cutaneous leishmaniasis is a rare variant of cutaneous leishmaniasis. Becaus...

...iency by consistent compression therapy. Differential diagnosis Clinical:Acute dermatoliposclerosis:Erysipelas (acute erysipelas is accompanied by hyperthermia, fever, painful lymphadenitis, leukocytosis and el...

...fever, paroxysmal serositis (abdominal cavity, pleura), arthritis, orchitis and possibly transient, erysipelas-like exanthema. Occurrence/Epidemiology More than 10,000 patients are affected worldwide. The disea...

...2-3 days. Clin.: Red, pressure-painful stripe on the skin along the lymphatic tract.Leading symph. Erysipelas; lymphangiosis carcinomatosaLocal: Extremities, trunk.Acute complication.: Progressive infection wi...