icthyosis Lamellar:
The disease usually begins at birth and is inherited as an autosomal recessive condition.
Clinical manifestations:
1 large gray-brown structure sheets (quadrilateral), free of edges and adjoining in the center. Infected areas in light cases are the area of the temporal area of the neck, the palms, and the soles. Poisoned capillaries with a phylogenetic appearance (such as tusks).
2 External Ectropion (Ectropion) The eyelids appear to be spread out.
Pathological Anatomy:
Hyperthyroidism.
- Hyper granulation.
- Retaining a prominent retina.
- Dissipate around the vessels at the top of the dermis and divide.
Treatment:
1 Emollients.
2 Improvements may occur with vitamin A.
Redfish
("Colodyne")
Is a severe and rare form of feces found at the birth of an unknown reason and has high mortality rate. It is believed that the thoracic atrophy in the newborn (baby wax) is a form of thymus.
Clinical manifestations:
Skin manifestations:
The baby may be born with a rough, semi-waxy semi-soft membrane covering his body. The tight membrane gives a strange view and position to the non-locomotor limbs and causes a sting in the eyelids.
The membrane clears and flakes if the baby lives and the membrane is usually taken to leave a more characteristic thicker slit. Sometimes, there may be a natural skin under the wax membrane.
General features:
The infected child appears to be very ill, and is drenched with the risk of hypothermia.
The disease usually begins at birth and is inherited as an autosomal recessive condition.
Clinical manifestations:
1 large gray-brown structure sheets (quadrilateral), free of edges and adjoining in the center. Infected areas in light cases are the area of the temporal area of the neck, the palms, and the soles. Poisoned capillaries with a phylogenetic appearance (such as tusks).
2 External Ectropion (Ectropion) The eyelids appear to be spread out.
Pathological Anatomy:
Hyperthyroidism.
- Hyper granulation.
- Retaining a prominent retina.
- Dissipate around the vessels at the top of the dermis and divide.
Treatment:
1 Emollients.
2 Improvements may occur with vitamin A.
Redfish
("Colodyne")
Is a severe and rare form of feces found at the birth of an unknown reason and has high mortality rate. It is believed that the thoracic atrophy in the newborn (baby wax) is a form of thymus.
Clinical manifestations:
Skin manifestations:
The baby may be born with a rough, semi-waxy semi-soft membrane covering his body. The tight membrane gives a strange view and position to the non-locomotor limbs and causes a sting in the eyelids.
The membrane clears and flakes if the baby lives and the membrane is usually taken to leave a more characteristic thicker slit. Sometimes, there may be a natural skin under the wax membrane.
General features:
The infected child appears to be very ill, and is drenched with the risk of hypothermia.
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skin diseases