-
include Siberian plague, ****berland disease, charbon,
splenic fever,
malignant edema, woolsorter's disease, and la
maladie de Bradford.
Cutaneous anthrax...
-
resulting in
pustules. By the
sixth or
seventh day, all the skin
lesions had
become pustules.
Between seven and ten days the
pustules had
matured and...
-
pustule on his
right arm;
after a few
hours he saw the
formation of
other pustules near the first. The
doctor diagnosed him with a
malignant pustule and...
- globe,
covered with
countless ovoid pustules and spider-webbed with a
network of long,
narrow tunnels. Each
pustule bears the
larva of a
Great Old One...
- arms and legs;
progressing over 10–12
hours to
small bumps,
blisters and
pustules;
followed by
umbilication and the
formation of scabs. At the
blister stage...
- membranes. The name is
derived from the Gr**** root "pemphix",
meaning "
pustule". In pemphigus,
autoantibodies form
against desmoglein.
Desmoglein forms...
-
authorized him to administer. As a result, the
prisoners developed inflammatory pustules and pa****s. The
Holmesburg program paid
hundreds of
inmates a nominal...
-
features of NME are
nonspecific and include:
epidermal necrosis subcorneal pustules confluent parakeratosis,
epidermal hyperplasia, and
marked papillary dermal...
- or
Streptococcal infections of the face, for
example nasal or
upper lip
pustules may thus
spread directly into the
cavernous sinus,
causing stroke-like...
-
often negative in
American and
European patients skin
lesions (papulo-
pustules, folliculitis,
erythema nodosum, acne in post-adolescents not on corticosteroids)...
