Seborrheic dermatitis-like rash in AIDS symptoms appear either before or simultaneously, the incidence rate as high as 46%, than the ordinary person a high incidence rate of about 9 times. The pathogen is unclear, mostly occurs in the scalp, eyebrows, eyes, or under the ears, may also occur in the armpits, chest, groin and other parts, the performance of the substrate in the erythema have a thick yellow oil-like scales, showed facial disc, and sometimes with fever, joint pain, and diffuse adenosis, lasting refractory should be identified and systemic lupus erythematosus. Sometimes these rashes like psoriasis. Biopsy, showing superficial perivascular lymphocyte infiltration, and plasma cells appear in the dermis, epidermal hyperplasia with mild psoriasis, the cells scattered within the necrotic parakeratotic cells.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Non-infectious skin and mucous membrane lesions of AIDS Non-infectious skin and mucous membrane lesions of AIDS
Non-infectious skin and mucous membrane lesions of AIDS patients, there may be some other skin lesions. The most common is seborrheic dermatitis, herpes or measles-like itchy rash, like ring-ring granuloma processes, folliculitis, yellow nail syndrome, vasculitis, cluster-like hair, blood stains, eosinophilic pus blisters folliculitis, multi-eyelashes psychosis.
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