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1 wrz 2010 · Etiology. Caused by infection, friction and other causes of follicular trauma, excessive perspiration and occlusion. Infectious cases are either superficial (fungi, bacteria, syphilis, viral) or deep (usually granulomatous and due to either fungi or bacteria)
- Cutaneous Candidacies
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- Eosinophilic pustular folliculitis
Definition / general. Associated with HIV in U.S. Sudden...
- Dissecting cellulitis
Dissecting cellulitis of scalp shows mixed folliculitis and...
- Cutaneous Candidacies
1 lip 2011 · Definition / general. Associated with HIV in U.S. Sudden onset of disseminated pustules on trunk. Terminology. Also called Ofuji disease, eosinophilic folliculitis. Epidemiology. Typically recurrent disease and spontaneous resolution within months to several years.
18 cze 2024 · Dissecting cellulitis of scalp shows mixed folliculitis and perifolliculitis with sinus tract formation mainly on the occiput and vertex. Answer B is incorrect because folliculitis decalvans presents the same histologic picture but without sinus tract formation.
Malassezia folliculitis is likely caused by Malassezia globosa in the majority of cases. Follicular occlusion may be the primary pathology. Overgrowth of yeast probably follows as a secondary process.
Folliculitis decalvans (FD) is a form of inflamed primary cicatricial alopecia (PCA). FD is classified as a neutrophilic PCA; however, only a few previous studies have described its histopathology, including the assessment of systematically evaluated and quantified follicular changes in horizontally sectioned biopsy specimens with clinical and ...
Introduction. Folliculitis keloidalis (also called folliculitis keloidalis nuchae) is best grouped as one of the neutrophilic scarring alopecias. Histology of folliculitis keloidalis nuchae. Low power view exhibits a dense superficial and deep inflammatory process with dermal scarring and follicular disruption (Figure 1).
8 sie 2023 · Outline the etiology of different forms of folliculitis. Review common history and physical exam findings in patients with folliculitis. Summarize the different treatment options for each listed type of folliculitis.
