Erythema
see also: Etymology of Erythema
The erythema (ερυθρός red) is the the dermatological lesion most current; it is about a redness congestive of the skin , diffuse or located, being erased with the vitopression (i.e. with the support).
Kinds of erythema
One distinguishes:
passive erythemas
The passive erythemas are due to an accumulation of venous blood.- Cyanosite of cardiac failure or respiratory
- Acrocyanose
- Engelure S
- Livedo S
- livedo reticular
- livedo racemosa
active erythemas
The active erythemas are due to a Vasodilatation.- diffuse erythemas
- morbilliformes (i.e. resembling that of the Measles)
- Measles
- Rubella
- epidemic Mégalérythème
- virus diseases with Cocsackie S
- infectious Mononucleosis
- Iatrogenic Toxoplasmose
- S (Antibiotic S, Barbiturate S…)
- scarlitiniformes (i.e. resembling that of the Scarlet fever)
- Scarlet fever
- Rubella
- Syndrome of the toxic shock staphylococcic
- Disease of Kawasaki
- iatrogenic (antibiotics, Sulphamide S, erythema mercuriel…)
- roséoliformes
- secondary Syphilis
- roseola or exanthème undergoes
- Virose S various
- iatrogenic (antibiotics, barbiturates…)
- erythrodermy S
- Psoriasis
- Eczéma of contact
- Dermatite atopic
- Toxidermie S Médicament euses
- Hématodermie S
- localized erythemas
- emotive of the face, modest erythema…
- Lucite S
- Intertrigo S
- Photodermatosis S
- érythémateux Lupus disseminated
- Dermatomyosite
- erysipelas S
télangiectasies
The Télangiectasie S are a permanent dilation of vessels of the Derme)- Héréditaire S
- Maladie of Returned-Osler
- ataxia-télangiectasie
- Poïkilodermie S congenital
- Angiome plan
- Acquis are
- Couperose
- Sclérodermie
- stellar angiomas of the Grossesse or the hepatic Cirrhose
- Varicosité S
See too
- knotty Érythème
- pigmented Érythème fixes
- actinic Érythème
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