Dermatology

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Pyroderma
Is a primary local infection
Types: Staphylococcus, streptococcus, and mixed.
Stimulates: immune deficiency, hypovitamines, chronic internal disease, hormonal disorder and hyperhyoidosis.
Bifocucalr disease, treat itself caused by microbes, spreading tobody to body

Risk factors: age and females and males, profession

Classificaiton, Etiology:
Staphylococcus, streptococcus and mixed, acute and chronic.
Localization: superficial and deep
Staphylococcus Streptococcus
Connects with appendages of skin Not connect
Affect hair follicles Superficial process
Deep process Superficial pustus
Deep pus downward Thin walls, rough fundus, soft crust covering.
All type of pyoderma Content no pure pus
Pustus- pus containing exudative Maybe with blood
Lesions More in child and spread more
Deep pustus – ectyema, lupeya Check, chin, near mouth, and ear
Thick walls, hard covering pure pus, small fundus Easy scratched
More acute inflammatory Process spread periphery
More dangerous for septicemia Chronic
Deep in mouth and eyebrows Superficial
Fruncle, carbuncles deep
Child and adult only deep down processes.

Mixed: pyoderma, granuloma, chroin ulcer pyoderma.

Principle of treatment:
Etiopathogenic: specific antibiotics therapy
Sensitivity test
Allergic test
Asymptomatic- immunotherapy if small covered by amycline solution cream antibiotics.
If large-black color ointment.
2 test:
1st test: on sensitivity on some antibiotics
2nd test: on allergy the liquidation anapholitics shot.

Broad Spectrum:
Fursconmine, berilm gnom, cover with ointment of antibiotics, gentamycin vestibules
Immune stimulating drugs: antibiotics decrease inflammation site localization treatment analine solution, oils etc.
Physiotherapy, electrophoresis fundus

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