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FIGURE 5.7 Irritant folliculitis. This woman developed small erythematous papules after shaving her legs. Note the gridlike (follicular) pattern.
FIGURE 5.7 Irritant folliculitis. This woman developed small erythematous papules after shaving her legs. Note the gridlike (follicular) p...
FIG. 11.30. Bullous impetigo. This 6-year-old girl developed widespread impetigo after a visit to Central America. Lesions appear crusted, scabbed, bullous, or covered with calamine lotion. Staphylococcus aureus causes almost all cases of bullous impetigo.
FIG. 11.30. Bullous impetigo. This 6-year-old girl developed widespread impetigo after a visit to Central America. Lesions appear crusted,...
FIG. 11.31. Impetigo. This child has primarily crusted and scabbed as opposed to bullous lesions. Both group A streptococci and staphylococci may produce lesions with this morphology.
FIG. 11.31. Impetigo. This child has primarily crusted and scabbed as opposed to bullous lesions. Both group A streptococci and staphyloco...
FIG. 11.32. Facial impetigo in an infant. This infant has a single patch of impetigo on her cheek. Because of the circular appearance of the lesion, it was thought to be a cigarette burn from child abuse on initial evaluation. Gram stain yielded abundant segmented neutrophils and Gram-positive cocci, followed by the isolation of Staphylococcus aureus in culture.
FIG. 11.32. Facial impetigo in an infant. This infant has a single patch of impetigo on her cheek. Because of the circular appearance of t...
<bold><italic>Figure 14.80.</bold></bold> Bullous impetigo.
<bold><italic>Figure 24-21</bold> Impetigo.</bold> The confluent erythematous patches of denuded vesicles (small) and bullae (large) have crusted rims.
<bold><italic>Figure 24-21</bold> Impetigo.</bold> The confluent erythematous patches of denuded vesicles (small) ...
Streptococcal impetigo. The lower extremities exhibit numerous erythematous papules, with central ulceration and the formation of crusts.
FIGURE 52.1 Impetigo of the nostril.
<bold>FIGURE 45-5</bold> Impetigo of the face. (Abner Kurten, <i>Folia Dermatologica.</i> No. 2. Geigy Pharmaceuticals.) (From Sauer G. C., Hall J. C. [1996]. <i>Manual of skin diseases</i> [7th ed.]. Philadelphia: Lippincott-Raven.)
<bold>FIGURE 45-5</bold> Impetigo of the face. (Abner Kurten, <i>Folia Dermatologica.</i> No. 2. Geigy Pharmaceuti...
Folliculitis and early furuncles on a shaved area of the abdomen
folliculitis: with multiple furuncles
impetigo elementary-school student with nasal and perioral papulovesicles and crusting
Impetigo involving mouth and shoulder area
<bold>FIGURE 24-42. Impetigo contagiosa.</bold> Honey-colored crusts secondary to rupture of vesicopustules are seen in the nasal area of a child, an area commonly colonized by <bold><i>Staphylococcus aureus</i></bold>.
<bold>FIGURE 24-42. Impetigo contagiosa.</bold> Honey-colored crusts secondary to rupture of vesicopustules are seen in the na...
genital bullous impetigo: diaper-area bullae