Dermatology - Scabies
Dermatology - Scabies Skin-to-skin contact and fomites are the two primary modes of transmission for scabies, which is an epidermal infection caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis. It is possible for mites to survive on bedding or clothing fo
Dermatology - Epidermoid Cyst
Dermatology - Epidermoid Cyst There is a cystic enclosure of epithelium within the dermis, which results in the formation of epidermoid cysts. This becomes loaded with detritus that is rich in lipids and keratin, and it is frequently misidentified as pu
Dermatology - Venous Lake
Dermatology - Venous Lake The vascular lesion known as a venous lake is a condition that is connected with sun exposure and is found in older persons. The etiology of this condition is uncertain. The lesion is a soft papule that ranges in color from da
Dermatology - Angular Cheilitis ( Perleche)
Dermatology - Angular Cheilitis ( Perleche) The condition known as angular cheilitis is linked to an increase in moisture at commissures, which can include overnight salivation. Suffering from the thumb in youngsters, sagging face and loss of teeth in o
Dermatology - Pityriasis Alba
Dermatology - Pityriasis Alba Pityriasis alba is a common form of hypomelanosis that can be disfiguring and is most frequently observed in children who have darker skin types. Pityriasis alba has a tendency to be asymptomatic, and it is most frequently
Dermatology - Cutaneous Candidiasis
Dermatology - Cutaneous Candidiasis An infection of the superficial skin caused by Candida species, most commonly Candida albicans, that affects portions of the skin that are occluded and intertriginous. lesions (plural) Itching, tenderness, and discomf
Dermatology - Erythma Infectiosum
Dermatology - Erythma Infectiosum Erythema infectiosum is a children exanthem that is associated with primary human parvovirus b19 (HPVB19) infection. This infection is transmitted through aerosol or droplet transmission. In immunocompromised individuals
Dermatology - Stasis Dermatitis
Dermatology - Stasis Dermatitis Stasis dermatitis is a type of chronic venous insufficiency that occurs when there is a failure in the centripetal return of venous blood and an increase in capillary pressure. Additionally, venous ulcers, edema, hyperpi
Dermatology - Allergic Contact Dermatitis
Dermatology - Allergic Contact Dermatitis (ACD) stands for allergic contact dermatitis. The eczematous (papules, vesicles) systemic condition known as atopic dermatitis (ACD) is characterized by hapten-specific T cell–mediated inflammation that occurs af
Dermatology - Cushing Syndrome
Dermatology - Cushing Syndrome Troncal obesity, moon face, abdomen striae, hypertension, impaired glucose tolerance, protein catabolism, mental disorders, and amenorrhea and hirsutism in females are some of the characteristics that are associated with C
