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2008
This chapter describes skin ulcers and pyoderma. Skin lesions are important clues to systemic diseases, and, conversely, host factors make patients susceptible to skin infections caused by certain organisms. The skin has a limited response to insults from the microbial world, forming vesicles and pustules that eventually rupture and leave exposed ...
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This chapter describes skin ulcers and pyoderma. Skin lesions are important clues to systemic diseases, and, conversely, host factors make patients susceptible to skin infections caused by certain organisms. The skin has a limited response to insults from the microbial world, forming vesicles and pustules that eventually rupture and leave exposed ...
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Ulceration of the Skin in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Acta Rheumatologica Scandinavica, 1955SummaryAmong about 2,000 cases of rheumatoid arthritis twelve cases were found in which single or multiple ulcerations of the skin were present. These ulcerations were mostly located in the lower part of the leg. The development had been preceded by an oedema. Varicose veins were present in only one case. The ulcers were torpid and histologically there
V A, LAINE, K J, VAINIO
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2020
This is a short chapter covering the causes of ulcers. The conditions are grouped into sections covering different aetiologies. Congenital conditions covered are epidermolysis bullosa, aplasia cutis, and Goltz syndrome. Infectious conditions are considered including bacterial, viral, and tropical ulcers.
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This is a short chapter covering the causes of ulcers. The conditions are grouped into sections covering different aetiologies. Congenital conditions covered are epidermolysis bullosa, aplasia cutis, and Goltz syndrome. Infectious conditions are considered including bacterial, viral, and tropical ulcers.
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1984
Recurrent and chronic herpetic skin ulcers are associated with the persistence of virus in the dorsal root ganglia serving the respective dermatomes. Descriptions of surgical approaches to control herpetic skin disease have recently appeared in the medical literature. We report the successful excision and skin grafting of chronic genital ulcers.
E C, Smoot +3 more
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Recurrent and chronic herpetic skin ulcers are associated with the persistence of virus in the dorsal root ganglia serving the respective dermatomes. Descriptions of surgical approaches to control herpetic skin disease have recently appeared in the medical literature. We report the successful excision and skin grafting of chronic genital ulcers.
E C, Smoot +3 more
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Cardiology Clinics, 1991
On clinical grounds, ulcers of the leg of vascular origin can fairly easily be separated into venous and arterial origins; 85% of ulcers of the leg are caused by venous insufficiency. The ulcers occur mainly around the medial malleolus, are covered by moist granulation tissue, and are surrounded by varying degrees of stasis dermatitis and brown ...
M, Tam, S L, Moschella
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On clinical grounds, ulcers of the leg of vascular origin can fairly easily be separated into venous and arterial origins; 85% of ulcers of the leg are caused by venous insufficiency. The ulcers occur mainly around the medial malleolus, are covered by moist granulation tissue, and are surrounded by varying degrees of stasis dermatitis and brown ...
M, Tam, S L, Moschella
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Advances in Skin & Wound Care, 2009
To familiarize wound care practitioners with current evidence related to skin care and pressure ulcer prevention.This continuing education activity is intended for healthcare professionals with an interest in wound care.After reading this article and taking this test, the reader should be able to: 1.
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To familiarize wound care practitioners with current evidence related to skin care and pressure ulcer prevention.This continuing education activity is intended for healthcare professionals with an interest in wound care.After reading this article and taking this test, the reader should be able to: 1.
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MYCOBACTERIAL SKIN ULCERS IN UGANDA
The Lancet, 1961No abstract available.
Clancey, J K, +3 more
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Skin ulcers in a returned traveller
The Lancet, 2005C5 - Other Refereed Contribution to Refereed ...
Connell, TG +3 more
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Erosive and Ulcerative Skin Disease
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1995Many causes exist for ulcerative disease of the skin and mucous membranes of cats. History, physical examination, cytology, skin biopsy, a hemogram, serum biochemical evaluation, and FeLV and feline immunodeficiency virus testing are a standard diagnostic protocol for such cases. Therapy is dependent on the underlying cause.
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Leflunomide-Associated Skin Ulceration
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2002OBJECTIVE: To report a case of skin ulceration as a result of treatment with leflunomide for rheumatoid arthritis. CASE SUMMARY: A 78-year-old white woman developed bilateral leg ulcers after 6 months of treatment with leflunomide for ...
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