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a very contagious infection of the skin; common in children; localized redness develops into small blisters that gradually crust and erode

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1. 膿痂疹impetigo [show details]
… Bullous impetigo in an adult with appropriate demographic risk factors should prompt an investigation for previously undiagnosed HIV infection . Bullous impetigo is due to strains… Pyoderma and impetigo contagiosa are sometimes used as synonyms for primary impetigo.…
2. 外陰病変：小胞、水疱、びらん、潰瘍の鑑別診断vulvar lesions differential diagnosis of vesicles bullae erosions and ulcers [show details]
…include HSV, bullous impetigo, and bullous pemphigoid. HSV is usually more limited and often crosses the midline, while herpes zoster is classically unilateral along a dermatome. Bullous impetigo has thin-walled …
3. 間擦性皮膚病患者へのアプローチapproach to the patient with an intertriginous skin disorder [show details]
…occur in the setting of metastatic Crohn disease or sexually transmitted diseases: Bullous impetigo – Bullous impetigo is a cutaneous infection caused by S. aureus strains that produce an exfoliative toxin …
4. 皮膚の水疱を有する患者に対するアプローチapproach to the patient with cutaneous blisters [show details]
…the face and trunk Bullous impetigo – Subcorneal vesicles and bullae containing clear or yellow fluid on the face, trunk, perineum, or extremities characterize bullous impetigo, a disorder that most …
5. おむつ皮膚炎diaper dermatitis [show details]
…Hallmarks of impetigo include 1 to 2 mm fragile pustules and honey-colored, crusted erosions. Bullous impetigo describes large, flaccid, pus-filled bullae that tend to rupture easily, leaving erosions with…

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Structures of a highly variable cell-wall anchored protein-encoding the spj gene from ST8/SCCmecIVl community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA/J) isolated from 2003 onwards: An indicator of a strongly invasive pathotype.

Wan TW, Teng LJ, Yamamoto T.
Microbiology and immunology. 2019 May;63(5)186-193.
The cell wall-anchored protein-encoding spj gene on staphylococcal cassette chromosome mec IVl (SCCmecIVl) was found to vary in size because of its 22- and 86-aa repeat domains. The 22-aa repeats are the more flexible of the two repeats, comprising three 11-aa units, and were classified into three g
PMID 31009089

Localised bullous pemphigoid overlying knee arthroplasty: a diagnostic challenge.

Truss A, Papalexandris S, Gardner S, Harvey R.
BMJ case reports. 2019 Apr;12(4).
An elderly Caucasian woman developed bullous pemphigoid (BP) overlying the site of total knee arthroplasty for osteoarthritis 2 days after surgery. The clinical findings were consistent with blistering due to soft tissue swelling, bullous impetigo or allergic contact dermatitis. The blistering sprea
PMID 30954955

Neonatal Birthmarks: A Prospective Survey in 1000 Neonates.

Techasatian L, Sanaphay V, Paopongsawan P, Schachner LA.
Global pediatric health. 2019 ;6()2333794X19835668.
The majority of neonatal cutaneous conditions are benign and self-limited. However, some skin infections and specific birthmarks are serious and require proper management approaches. This study was a prospective survey of 1000 consecutive newborns at a tertiary care center in Northeast Thailand from
PMID 30956996

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