He has never had poison oak. Figure 1. The primary lesion is an erythematous papule with a thick, adherent yellow crust. There is a very large honey-colored plaque on the mid-dorsum of the leg.

This photograph highlights what the papules look like ... I don't think that many primary care physicians will see this type of lesion, although they should be able to spot it now if it comes ...

On examination, you verify the lesion as described, with an erythematous, somewhat raised ring and some small papules, and a central clearing and desquamation (Figure 1). He has no fever or other ...

While cutaneous disorders are typically classified into primary and secondary ... and genitalia. Papule: A papule is a solid, elevated lesion measuring up to 1 cm in diameter.

Molluscum contagiosum lesions present as pearly papules; however ... The patient now continues to be in full remission from his primary malignancy and has not developed any further cutaneous ...

The pinta primary lesion, on the other hand, is an itchy, scaly papule or plaque that grows to a diameter of more than 10 cm but does not ulcerate. Treponematoses are infections caused by ...

10 The primary lesion types in acne are comedones (open or closed) and inflammatory lesions (papules, pustules, and nodules). The typical distribution involves the sebaceous gland–rich areas of ...

Early detection from a primary care doctor or a dermatologist ... and scabies can quickly multiply into several thousand papules. The lesions are extremely contagious because the mites can spread ...

A few brown flat papules scattered on her face were also noted. but these were not itchy or causing any symptoms. Her palms, soles, and oral mucosa were free of the lesions. The clinicians ordered ...

The lesions resembled keratoacanthoma or ... s fatigue and lymphadenopathy and gradual regression of the papules. Extragenital primary effects of syphilis can occur in many different parts of ...