tailieunhanh - Ebook Dermatological signs of systemic disease (5th Edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Dermatological signs of systemic disease" presentation of content: Vascular neoplasms and malformations, diabetes and the skin, thyroid and the skin, cutaneous diseases associated with gastrointestinal abnormalities, hepatic disease and the skin,. and other contents. | CHAPTER 23 Vascular Neoplasms and Malformations Julie V. Schaffer  •  Jean L. Bolognia KEY POINTS variety of vascular lesions can serve as • A cutaneous signs of systemic disease. • Telangiectasias or angiokeratomas with particular morphologies and distributions raise suspicion for an autoimmune connective tissue disease or a genetic disorder. • Vascular anomalies are divided into two major categories: tumors due to endothelial cell proliferation and malformations that result from errors in vascular morphogenesis. • Benign vascular tumors and vascular malformations may have associated widespread or regional extracutaneous findings. • Kaposi’s sarcoma and angiosarcoma represent two malignant vascular tumors with internal manifestations. There are a number of vascular lesions that serve as cutaneous signs of systemic disease, from the mat ­ elangiectasias t of scleroderma and the papular telangiectasias of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (Osler–Weber–Rendu ­ syndrome) to the angiokeratomas of Fabry disease. In addition, some vascular tumors and malformations may be associated with extracutaneous findings such as profound thrombocytopenia in ­ asabach–Merritt syndrome or K glaucoma and neurologic abnormalities in Sturge–Weber syndrome. Over the past several decades, increased appreciation of the differences between vascular tumors and malformations has led to improved classification and management of these lesions. This chapter concludes with a discussion of two malignant vascular tumors with potential internal manifestations: Kaposi’s sarcoma and angiosarcoma. telangiectasias, which can result in misdiagnosis as the erythematotelangiectatic form of rosacea. In ataxia–telangiectasia, linear telangiectasias first appear on the bulbar conjunctivae during early childhood, followed over time by similar, but often more subtle, lesions in sites such as the periocular skin, ears, and antecubital and popliteal fossae. The telangiectasias are typically

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• Dermatological signs of systemic disease
• Vascular neoplasms
• Diabetes and the skin
• Gastrointestinal abnormalities
• Hepatic disease and the skin
• Fungal diseases
• Lupus erythematosus
• Related conditions
• Neutrophilic dermatoses
• Psoriasis and systemic disease
• Autoinflammatory syndromes
• An investigation on the etiology
• Characterization of fungal diseases
• Fungal diseases of gerbera
• Integrated disease management
• Fungal diseases in potato
• Integrated management of fungal diseases
• Crop yield and quality in potato
• Integrated management
• Major fungal diseases of tomato
• Major fungal diseases
• Eco friendly management practices
• Date palm
• Northern Sudan
• Occurrence of fungal diseases
• Their importance on date palm in Sudan
• Per cent inhibition
• Major fungal diseases of potato
• Botanical for control
• Control of major fungal diseases
• Papaya (Carica papaya L
• Fungal pathogens
• Papaya fruits
• Post harvest fungal pathogens
• Three major fungal diseases
• Coffea arabica L
• Ethiopia and progress
• Breeding for resistance in Kenya
• CWD in Robusta coffee
• Growth stages
• West bengal
• Current status of fungal diseases
• Swarna cultivar
• Rice in gangetic alluvial zone
• Soybean diseases
• Seedling diseases of soybean
• Rhizoctonia root rot
• Pod blight
• Rhizoctonia aerial blight
• Web blight
• Charocal rot
• Pathology of infectious diseases
• Anaerobic bacterial infection
• anaplasma infections
• Dematiaceous fungal infections
• Parasitic infections
• BRS Microbiology & Immunolog
• Parasitic diseases
• Clues for distinguishing causative infectious agents
• Answers and explanations
• Critical care
• Infectious diseases
• The intensive care unit
• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Microbial surveillance
• Fungal infections
• Invasive aspergillosis
• Galactomannan antigen
• Invasive fungal infections
• Chronic lung diseases
• Rapid diagnostic tool
• Infectious Haematopoietic
• Necrosis Virus
• Salmon Anaemia
• Warmwater Fish
• Oncogenic Viruses
• Kidney Disease
• Viral infections
• prion diseases
• Fungal and algal infections
• Protozoal and helminthic infections
• Laboratory values of clinical importance
• Harrisons infectious disease
• Economic benefit
• Seed yield
• Winter rape
• Fungicide application
• Forest ecosystems
• Pigeonpea genotypes against leaf spot incited
• Cercospora cajani
• Poly house conditions
• Pigeon pea
• Alternaria alternata
• Chi square test
• Curvularia trifolii f sp gladioli
• Per cent disease incidence
• Prayagraj city
• Annals of Agricultural Sciences
• Agricultural Sciences
• Khoa học nông nghiệp
• Broiler chicks
• Feed contamination
• Fungal related diseases
• Filamentous fungus
• BMC Geriatrics
• Health related quality of life
• Skindex 16
• Eczema dermatitis
• Ebook Plant pathology
• Plant pathology: Concepts and laboratory exercises
• Plant pathology (Second edition)
• Abiotic diseases
• Plant–pathogen interactions
• Plant–fungal interactions
• Potent antifungal polypeptide
• Leaf blight
• Nursery disease
• Capsule rot
• Large cardamom (Amomum subulatum Roxb