Furuncle
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Curatio antibiotica necessaria est prout proficit ad cellulitem.
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Carbuncle Botrus est ex duobus vel pluribus ulceribus. Infectio folliculorum capillorum est quae in cutem proximam et in stratis profundioribus diffunditur. Solent videri nigram, teneram massam cum pluribus maculis in superficie pus repletis. Poteris etiam symptomata generalia habere ut febris, et nodi lymphatici prope intumescant. Carbuncles nusquam cum pilis pop sursum possunt, sed frequentissimae sunt in locis crassioribus albis sicut cervicis, dorsi, et femorum. Saepe comae parvae folliculi infectiones folliculitis vocantur. Si minus curata sunt, in ulceribus evolvere possunt, et cum multa ulcera coniunguntur, carbunculi vocantur. Una magna massa vel plures minores esse possunt.
A carbuncle is a contiguous collection of two or more furuncles. A carbuncle is an infection of the hair follicle(s) that extends into the surrounding skin and deep underlying subcutaneous tissue. They typically present as an erythematous, tender, inflamed, fluctuant nodule with multiple draining sinus tracts or pustules on the surface. Systemic symptoms are usually present, and regional lymphadenopathy may occur. They can arise in any hair-bearing location on the body; however, they are most common in areas with thicker skin such as the posterior neck, back, and thighs. A carbuncle can start as a folliculitis, which, if left untreated, can lead to a furuncle, and when multiple furuncles are contiguous, it becomes classified as a carbuncle. Carbuncles can be solitary or multiple.
A carbuncle is a contiguous collection of two or more furuncles. A carbuncle is an infection of the hair follicle(s) that extends into the surrounding skin and deep underlying subcutaneous tissue. They typically present as an erythematous, tender, inflamed, fluctuant nodule with multiple draining sinus tracts or pustules on the surface. Systemic symptoms are usually present, and regional lymphadenopathy may occur. They can arise in any hair-bearing location on the body; however, they are most common in areas with thicker skin such as the posterior neck, back, and thighs. A carbuncle can start as a folliculitis, which, if left untreated, can lead to a furuncle, and when multiple furuncles are contiguous, it becomes classified as a carbuncle. Carbuncles can be solitary or multiple.
Ulcera striata, rubra, pus referta massarum circa folliculum capillorum tenerum, calidum, dolentem. Punctus flavus vel albus in centro massae videri potest, cum ulcus ad pus vel ad exhauriendum paratus est. In gravi contagione aliquis febris, nodorum lymphorum tumidus, lassitudinem experiri potest.
Ulcera apparent circa nates vel circa anum, dorsum, cervicem, stomachum, pectus, brachia vel crura, vel etiam in canali auriculae. Ulcera etiam circa oculum apparent, ubi styae vocantur.
Compressio vel sectio domi non attentari debet, cum haec contagione ulterius propagetur. Therapia antibiotica commendari potest pro ulceribus magnis vel recurrentibus vel in locis sensitivis (sicut inguina, pectora, alis, circa vel in naribus, vel in aure).
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