skin; verruca 6 Management

ManagementThere is no single therapy is one hundred percent effective, and various kinds of therapy should be combined. Research on the effectiveness of therapy should take into account the possibility of spontaneous regression. Any decision taken therapy...

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skin; verruca 5 Veruka and Malignancy

Diagnosis BandingVerruca plantar must be distinguished from regions where lesions callositis waxy, thick, yellowish and there are no capillaries in the peel. Cron occur in places affected by pressure and are usually smaller and pain with blockage in...

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skin; verruca 4 diagnosis

Special forms Epidermodysplasia verruciformisEpidermodysplasia verruciformis is inherited disorder in which there are subtle defect-mediated immunity by cells and is an area of HPV infection and persistent. Lesion is very diverse forms, can be flat,...

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skin; verruca 3 aetiology, histopatology, and classification

Aetiology The virus causes fall into papilloma virus (group papova) diameter of 45 nm. Is a DNA virus replication occurs internuclear characteristics. HistopathologyVerruca is-epithelial hyperplastic lesions. Happened here acanthuses irregulars and hiperkeratosis....

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skin; verruca 2 definition and epidemiology

Definition Hiperplasi epidermal Verruca is caused by human papilloma virus (HPV) a particular type. HPV genotypes are divided into separate based on DNA content. Different types of HPV that can infect both the stratum corneum squamous epithelium or mucous...

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skin; verruca 1

A lot of people who have experienced infection Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) in their lives. One manifestation of this virus infection is a verruca / verruca or often referred to as warts or warts cuplak or in English.Warts appear on the layer of the epidermis...

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skin : scabies 10 conclusion

1. Scabies a contagious skin disease caused by infestation and sensitization to mites Sarcoptes scabiei hominis and product variants.2. Scabies transmission can occur either directly or indirectly.3. Scabies is the great imitator, where there are clinical...

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skin : scabies 9 treat

Several types of treatment have been conducted since scabies first, but research on the ideal therapy scabies still do. According to Rikyanto (2001), the ideal skabisid is: 1. Should be effective against all stages of mites; 2. Should not cause irritation,...

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skin : scabies 8 Management

ManagementGenerally divided into antiskabies drug topical medications and oral medications. Scabies treatment as important in making the right diagnosis. The main therapy is a drug - skabisidal topical medications. Some of the things considered in patients...

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skin : scabies 7 Examination Support

1. LaboratoryOn microscopic examination, expected to be found in the mites, either in the form of adults, larvae, or eggs through the skin scrape. The procedure of the microscopic examination through the skin is scrape (Cordoro, 2008):- Mineral oil dripping...

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skin : scabies 6 diagnosis

According to Handoko (2007), the diagnosis can be established if scabies found 2 of the 4 cardinal signs as follows:• Proritus nokturna, means itching at night. This is caused by mites that activity was higher in the more humid conditions and higher...

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skin : scabies 5 Clinical Symptoms

Clinical SymptomsDiagnosis of scabies be enforced from history (anamnesis) and physical examination on patients, especially the history of infestations of scabies, family history, and contact with previous patients. Classic manifestations of itching...

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skin : scabies 4 pathogenesis

PathogenesisSkin disorder that occurs from scabies was not only due to mites, but also by patients themselves, which is due to do scratching.Mites (Committee) to move into the top layer of skin by removing the protease enzyme that can be thinned stratum...

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skin : scabies 3 etiology

EtiologyScabies caused by Sarcoptes scabiei. Sarcoptes scabiei including the phylum Arthropoda, class Arachnida, order Ackarima, Sarcoptes super family. Sarcoptes scabiei derived from the Greek, which means that sarx koptein meat and that means cutting,...

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skin : scabies 2

DefinitionScabies is a skin disease due to mite infestations and sensitization Sarcoptes scabiei hominis and product variants on the body (Siregar, 2005).SynonymHuman Skabies often also called scabies (gudikan), Ampera disease, itching Agogo, budukan,...

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skin : scabies 1

For ordinary people, the term zoonoses is still a foreign thing. But basically, have a sense as zoonotic animal diseases that can be transmitted to humans. One of them who is still an issue in the scabies skin health. Scabies is not a disease in animals,...

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treat melasma : 10 Conclusion

Hiperpigmentasi skin is a problem that many patients found the therapy to look for cosmetic reasons. Hiperpigmentasi interference that often complaint patients hiperpigmentasi is melasma and post-inflamasi. Melasma is hipermelanosis which usually occurs...

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treat melasma : 9 handling

Handling Melasma is an aberration in a difficult therapy. Pigment in melasma increased gradually, and it also requires a long time. Cases and chronicles recurrent and may often occur in people who are often exposed to sunlight exposure. All light waves...

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treat melasma : 8 diagnosis

Melasma Diagnosis Melasma diagnosed only with clinical examination. To determine the type of melasma, Wood-ray examination is done. While the examination histopatologik only done in some cases.Melasma Diagnosis Letter a. Addison Disease Addison disease...

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treat melasma : 7 Laboratory examination

Melanin can be seen in the epidermis or dermis using Wood rays (wavelength 340-400 nm). Epidermal pigment will changed when examined with Wood rays are not in the dermal pigment. In the dermal, will melanin appear black blue. On someone with dark brown...

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treat melasma : 6 Clinical symptoms

Melasma does not cause symptoms in addition to changes in skin color but the big problem may be cosmetic.Melasma usually attack the women, only 1 out of 20 suffered by men. Melasma generally occur between ages 30 to 40 years. Melasma occurs in many...

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treat melasma : 5 Classification

According Supardiman (2007), melasma classified based on the clinical picture, the examination with Wood-ray examination and histopatologis.1. Based on the clinical picture:a. Form sentrofasial areas include the forehead, nose, the medial cheek, nose...

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treat melasma : 4 Etiology and Patogenesis

Etiology melasma until now has not been definitely known. According Supardiman (2007), factors that are considered causative role in the occurrence of melasma is patogenesis:1. Ultraviolet rays. Spectrum sun damage this cluster sulfhidril in the epidermis...

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treat melasma : 3 Epidemiology

In the case of melasma comparison between women and men is 24: 1, especially visible in the fertile with age women Exposure history directly affected the sun. Highest incidence at age 30-44 years, whereas according to Montemaro in 2001, 90% of cases...

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treat melasma : 2 Definition

Melasma is hipermelanosis which usually occurs in areas affected by the sun. Melasma derived from the Greek, which means the weld while cloasma black comes from the word cloazin, which means to be green, so that melasma more appropriate terminology is...

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treat melasma : 1

Human skin color is a combination of several kromofor, the melanin that gives color brown, which gives oksihemoglobin red, which gives deoksihemoglobin blue carotene and the color orange-yellow. Melanin is the component that contributes most dominant...

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surgical epidural hematom: 9 conclusion

Hematoma epidural is one of the cases emergency the need to obtain strict control because it can cause permanent disability and life threatening if not get the handling of the operation. Hematoma occurred in the space between the dura mater and the bottom...

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surgical epidural hematom: 8 Complications & Prognosis

Complications Many complications may arise from the case of HED. When the brain herniasi, arterial - arterial anterior and posterior brain can be stopped, for the next infark can cause the brain (Ullman, 2006).In some cases, patients with HED behavior...

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surgical epidural hematom: 7 conduct operation

Most of the hematoma epidural is a surgical emergency and must be evacuate as soon as possible. Because brain hematoma epidural under generally quite normal, every effort made to reduce the pressure as soon as possible to prevent brain damage. Outcome...

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surgical epidural hematom: 6 handling and therapy

Handling of HED depending on various factors. Side effects that may occur in the brain due to the mass by, among others, structural distortion, herniasi that threatens life, and increased pressure intrakranial (Ullman, 2006). Two options in the handling...

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