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skin skinrash infection canimorsus capnocytophaga comparison eschar gangrenosum legs melioidosis moccasin pyoderma rakari rickettsialpox tineapedis type unilateral variety vibrio vulnificus
Cellulitis: Acute inflammation is clearly seen in the image on the left. The picture on the
Cellulitis: Acute ... is of a normal foot ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #Foot
Pyoderma Gangrenosum: Autoimmune disorder resulting in a vasculitis which causes slowly progressive ulceration of the skin.
frequently mistaken for cellulitis ... most commonly linked ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology
Vibrio Vulnificus skin infection Cirrhosis w/recent consumption of raw oysters w/rapidly evolving rash. Vibrio vulnificus part of
Hippocrates in 5 BC as foot ... cellulitis w/ black ... #cellulitis #dermatology ... #legs #clinical ... #photo
Moccasin-variety Tinea Pedis 70 M chronic scaly feet. Over the years: rash has itched only occasionally;
Over the years: rash ... Diagnosis? ... Either foot may ... Variety #type #clinical ... #photo #foot #dermatology
Capnocytophaga Canimorsus Skin Rash 40 M presents w/ N, V, severe epigastric pain. SHx: smoker, drinks 18
symptoms from cellulitis ... possible Patient's clinical ... the key to the diagnosis ... #dermatology #clinical ... #photo
Melioidosis - Skin Infection 63M h/o diabetes with c/o fever, chest pain, dyspnea x 3 days, CT
Diagnosis: Melioidosis ... influenced by root ... Skin #Infection #Cellulitis ... #Clinical #Photo ... #dermatology
Rickettsialpox Eschar 40 homeless male from NY admitted with fever, chills, headache, myalgias. Diagnosis? Rickettsialpox R akari classic
Diagnosis? ... rickettsial pox linked ... Eschar #rakari #clinical ... #photo #skinrash ... #dermatology
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