Results for "Impetigo"

...c infections of the mouth and throat (angina tonsillaris, pharyngitis), skin and bones (erysipelas, impetigo, possibly osteomyelitis, etc.).Also possible in cases of bacterial endocarditis, infections of vent...

...- see also hydroxychloroquine-induced"generalized pustular figured erythema"), pregnancy (see also Impetigo herpetiformis) or sudden withdrawal of systemic glucocorticoid therapy. In rare cases, a pustular p...

Pyoderma Definition Acute or chronic infection of the epidermis (impetigo contagiosa) and possibly also of the various skin appendages (infection of the hair follicles = fol...

...ci) Subungual splinter hemorrhages (as a sign of streptococcal sepsis)Osler's nodulesJaneway's spotsImpetigo contagiosa, small vesicularStreptococcal dermatitis, perianalScarlet fe ver:scarlet angina caused b...

...of these diseases is highly dependent on personal hygiene and associated with socioeconomic status.Impetigo contagiosa: Impetigo contagiosa is a superficial skin infection that commonly occurs on the face (e...

...of larger and flaccid pustules - hypopyon formation is indicated). Entity is increasingly disputed!Impetigo herpetiformis (occurrence in the last trimester of pregnancy)Pityrosporum folliculitis (always foll...

...eptospiraStaphylococciStaphylococcus aureus (invasive infections such as boils, carbuncles, bullous impetigo, wound infection, sinusitis, otitis media, sepsis, septic shock, endocarditis (after heart valve re...

...al form of an acute paronychia. Bulla repens can also be described as a special form of (blistered) Impetigo contagiosa on the groin skin. Pathogen Staphylococcus aureus, rarely strep. Etiopathogenesis The cl...

...andidiasis infections from early childhood. Symptoms included chronic and recurrent oral thrush and impetigo, sometimes with nail involvement. None of the patients had recurrent viral or bacterial infections...

...Robert Willan and Thomas Bateman, whose textbook he republished in 1877. 1864 First description of impetigo contagiosa and dyshidrosis. Description of lichen pilaris which he called "cacatrophia folliculorum...

...on! Can be completely asympotmatically diseased!), the typical rim-evoked, centrally faded plaques. Impetigo contagiosa: in the case of impetigo caused by group A streptococci (GAS) (especially in small child...

...ching and defecation pain. Bloody stool deposits in 30-40% of cases.There is often association with impetigo in other parts of the body.Rare picture of balanitis or vulvovaginitis. Diagnosis Clinic, smear and...

...andidamyceticus, s.a. candidosis of the oral mucosa)Streptococci, staphylococci (e.g. in contagious impetigo), often mixed floraIn case of unilateral perlèche especially syphilis (see below syphilis)Mechanica...

...cea; facial granuloma; cutaneous lupus erythematosus; atopic eczema; psoriasis vulgaris; contagious impetigo. Therapy According to the Tinea corporis. Note(s) Experience shows that a systemic therapy is neces...

...m therapiert. Was die infektiösen Erkrankungen anbelangt, kommen bakterielle Infektionen, vor allem Impetigo und impetiginisierte Ekzeme, häufiger vor als in Deutschland. Der Grund ist neben den vielfach prek...

...previously affected by disease area may be of different nature. Reported zosteriform infestation of:Impetigo contagiosa following previous zoster (Cohen PR 2015).Zosteriform lichen planus (Lora V et al 2014)....

...ushi feverBartonellosis:Q feverVerruga peruana (Oroya fever)Erysipeloid Staphylococcal infections ( Impetigo contagiosa)Streptococcus infections ( Impetigo contagiosa)Mycotic zoonoses of dermatological releva...

...to 08 Infections of the skin and subcutaneous tissueL00 - Staphylococcal scaled skin syndromeL01 - ImpetigoL01.0 Contagious impetigo (non follicular pyoderma)L01 - Folliculitis (follicular pyoderma)L01.1 Sup...

...cell death of the epithelial cells, e.g. in viral vesicles (herpes simplex), bacterial infections ( impetigo) or in the case of malignant degeneration (e.g. spinocellular carcinoma).

...sient neonatal pustular melanosis (similar clinical picture, characterized by lesional pigmentation)Impetigo contagiosa (detection of the pathogens)Syphilis connata (extremely rare today; serological evidence...

...rsing, etc. Note(s) The superficial vesicular form of acute paronychia is a special form of bullous impetigo which is characterized by the topography. It is also known as bulla repens (or bulla roden or circu...

...015)Tinea faciei caused by Trichophyton mentagrophytes (molecular type Arthroderma benhamiae mimics impetigo: a case report and literature review of cases in Japan. Med Mycol J 56:E1-5.Kupsch C et al (2017) D...

...is squamosa, blepharitis ulcerosa, blepharitis in zoster, blepharitis in erysipelas, blepharitis in impetigo contagiosa; Therapy Treatment of the underlying disease. Cooperation with the ophthalmologist. S.a....

...bullous eczema reactions, bullous urticaria, bullous mastocytosis or pyodermic blistering (bullous impetigo). Literature Altmeyer P (2007) Dermatological differential diagnosis. The way to clinical diagnosis...