COVID‐19 and Cutaneous manifestations

Covid-19 disease and cutaneous manifestations

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Peroxisome disorders and cutaneous manifestations.

Glucagonoma without cutaneous manifestations.

A 63 year old man presented with features of the glucagonoma syndrome, that is thromboembolic disease, weight loss, raised sedimentation rate, diabetes mellitus, hypoproteinaemia and reduced plasma amino acid levels, but without necrolytic migratory erythema. The plasma glucagon level was raised and the tumour was demonstrated by abdominal CT scan. Immunofluorescent studies of the resected tumo...

Cutaneous Manifestations of Brucellosis

Conclusion. Human brucellosis should always be in the differential diagnosis of a patient with rash and fever. Cutaneous findings may be useful in diagnosing brucellosis in persons who live in endemic regions. Early diagnosis and timely initiation of proper antibiotic treatment are of major importance for the effective cure and prevention of complications of the disease. General practitioners a...

Cutaneous manifestations of AIDS.

HIV destroys the immune system, causing group of clinical signs which are referred to as AIDS. Some of these signs are cutaneous in nature. An acute rash on the trunk is associated with HIV seroconversion. It usually disappears in 8 days but can last for several hours or 30 days. Infectious manifestations of HIV infection are common. Candidiasis represents 90% of mycoses. It usually manifes...