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...tension leads to the clinical picture of chronic venous insufficiency. Literature Salzmann G (2010) Ulcus cruris In: T Noppeney, H Nüllen Diagnosis and therapy of varicosis. Springer Medizin Verlag Heidelb...

...n E/ESCOP for use in inflammatory changes of the oral and pharyngeal mucosa, poorly healing wounds, ulcus cruris. No systematic studies on eczema to date, superior to placebo in the prophylaxis of radioder...

...parin 1 mg / kg bw s. c. 2 x /d (Note: absolute contraindications: - malignant hypertension, florid ulcus ventriculi / duodeni, fresh cerebral hemorrhage, necrotizing pancreatitis, hemorrhagic diathesis, s...

...ataBalanitis gangraenosaBalanitis nigricans.Ulcerative bacterial balanitis:Syphilis (primary effect)Ulcus molleTuberculosisdiphtheria.Virally caused:Herpes genitalis ( Herpes simplex recidivans)Condylomata...

...ation. Development of an ulcer with a marginal wall consisting of shiny papules (pearly), so-called ulcus rodens.Some of the solid BCCs show an irregular pigmentation, whereby the pigment (melanin) can sho...

...ation. Development of an ulcer with a (pearly) marginal wall consisting of shiny papules, so-called ulcus rodens.Some nodular BCCs have irregular pigmentation, whereby the pigment (melanin) can be brown or...

...a (about 25% of cases)Pigmented basal cell carcinoma (<5% of cases)Ulcerated basal cell carcinomaUlcus rodens (superficial ulcerated basal cell carcinoma)Ulcusterebrans (destructive basal cell carcinoma...

Blow-out ulcer; blow-out ulcer; Definition Ulcus cruris with localized relationship to a deficient perforating vein, which lies either above the ulc...

...endency.Empirical medicine: Prevention of radiation damage, skin care for post-operative radiation, ulcus cruris Pharmacodynamics (Effect) Anti-oedematous, antiphlogistic (flavoinides, saponins). The carot...

...latory disorders- Microcirculatory disorders and wound healing disorders in hypoxic tissue, such as ulcus cruris, decubitus and gangrene in pAVK; M. Sudeck-Neurovegetatively and psychosomatically caused ca...

...atory processes can also exert growth stimuli on the cell (e.g. in the case of long-term persistent ulcus cruris, also in Crohn's disease). The initiated cell passes on its DNA damage to the daughter cell...

...ases)Pigmented basal cell carcinomaUlcerated basal cell carcinoma Destructive basal cell carcinoma (ulcus terebrans) (<1% of cases)Premalignant fibroepithelioma (Pinkus tumor)Adnexal carcinoma:Eccrine a...

Chancre, miliary Go to Ulcus molle folliculare

Chancre mix Go to Ulcus mixtum

Chancre, mixed Go to Ulcus mixtum

...o thromboses in the stocking group. Discomfort such as ankle edema, pain, and tightness was reduced.Ulcus cruris venosum: also in the treatment of ulcus cruris, wearing a low compression class shows a simi...

...ance phase.There are special ulcer compression stockings for the treatment of people suffering from ulcus cruris In the majority of cases, a serial fitting is possible; in the case of a special body shape...

...ome, possibly Diagnosis Diagnosis can usually be made on the basis of the following three symptoms: ulcus cruris that is refractory to therapy and/or other signs of severe CVIfixed toeatrophic calf muscles...

...r phenotype)Immune reaction of the bodyConcomitant diseases such as CVI with congestive dermatitis; ulcus cruris and othersDrugs (increased potential when taking ACE inhibitors, opioids - decreased potenti...

.... Clinical features Small, dry, non-reactive ulcer in a slightly inflamed environment. Therapy S.u. Ulcus cruris.

...n E/ESCOP for use in inflammatory changes of the oral and pharyngeal mucosa, poorly healing wounds, ulcus cruris. To date, no systematic studies in eczema, in prophylaxis of radiodermatitis superior to pla...

...iespiercingtattoodermatological diseases that can cause bacteremia such as acne, severe erysipelas, ulcus curis, necrotizing fasciitis, severe atopic dermatitis Procedures such as:dental interventionscardi...

...ges. Dosage and method of use 400-800 mg/day p.o. over max. 14 days. Gonorrhoea: 400 mg p.o. as ED. Ulcus molle: 3 times 400 mg p.o. at intervals of 12 hours. Undesirable effects S.u. Ciprofloxacin. Additi...

...nternal: for accompanying treatment of post-traumatic edema.Externally: poorly healing wounds, e.g. ulcus curisApplicationsas tea, as ethanolic extracts; the extract can also be incorporated 3% in ointment...

...llitis, pharyngitis, otitis media, whooping cough, pneumonia, skin infections, syphilis, gonorrhea, ulcus molle, diphtheria. Substitute preparation for penicillin allergy; topically for the treatment of ac...