Diseases of the Skin and the Eruptive Fevers

āā acid Acidi acne acute affection alopecia alopecia areata appearance Aquæ areas atrophy attacks blebs blood-vessels brownish bullous cause characterized chiefly chronic circumscribed color commonly condition corium course crusts cutaneous Definition Derivation.-L dermatitis desquamation develop Diagnosis disease doses eczema elevated epidermis eruption erysipelas erythema Etiology exanthem extremely face favus follicles frequently fungus gangrene glands hair hair-follicles hemorrhagic herpes horny hypertrophy impetigo infection infiltrated inflammatory infrequently involved itching layer leprosy lesions lotion lupus lupus vulgaris measles mercury mild mucous nodules observed occasionally occur ointment pain papillæ papillary papular papules particularly patches Pathology patient Pediculosis pemphigus pigmentation pin-head present produced Prognosis psoriasis pustular pustules rare rash reddish region remedies result ring-worm scalp scarlatiniform scarlet fever scarring sebaceous sebaceous glands seborrhea seen skin small-pox subcutaneous tissue suppuration surface sycosis Symptoms syphilis tinea tion treatment trunk tubercles tumors ulceration urticaria usually vaccination variety vesicles vesicular x-rays yellowish