Herpetiform dermatitis (Clinical case)

A case of herpetiform appearance of digital mucous cysts.

A digital mucous cyst (DMC) is clinically characterized by a round to oval, translucent, smooth nodule localized to the dorsal aspect of the distal digits near the distal interphalangeal joint. It usually presents as a solitary lesion, and multiple lesions are uncommon. An 88-year-old man presented with herpetiform translucent papules on the right thumb. We first diagnosed the lesion as mollusc...

Dermatitis artefacta: case report.

Automutilating behavior is becoming ever more frequent in patients seeking dermatologic care. Psychocutaneous disorders encompass a wide range of dermatologic conditions, all of which have in common the important role of psychological factors. Dermatitis artefacta syndrome is characterized by unconscious self-injury behavior, while dermatitis para-artefacta syndrome is labeled with manipulation...

High Aggressive Herpetiform Squamous Cell Carcinoma

We describe a highly aggressive squamous cell carcinoma that presents in a dermatome pattern shortly following shingles and review the literature on herpetiform lesions.

Dermatitis Herpetiformis: A Clinical Study

Atopic dermatitis. A clinical challenge.

Atopic dermatitis has a significant impact on both the pediatric and adult population worldwide, which has triggered extensive research on the topic. However, various limitations have created difficulties both in making accurate diagnoses and effectively managing atopic dermatitis patients. This review summarizes the current knowledge in the field, providing an overview of the pathophysiology, ...