DermAtlas: Online Dermatology Image Library dermatology image,angioedema,urticaria,urticaria multiforme,drug reaction, acral erythema,serum sickness reaction

© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	Angioneurotic_edema_1_071126	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	ANGIOEDEMA	*Category:*	clinical sign
	*Body Site:*	face / eye lid / eye lid	*Age:*	57 years
	*Contributor:*	Jerzy Pawlak, MSc,PhD
	*Description:*	symmetric edema
	*Comments:*	A 57-year-old woman developed sudden onset of itchy facial edema. The swelling responded quickly to oral antihistamines.

© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_1_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	foot / total body	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_2_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	back / total body trunk	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_3_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	back / total body trunk	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_4_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	back / total body trunk	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_5_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	arm / total body	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	urticaria_multiforme_6_071118	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	URTICARIA / ANGIOEDEMA / URTICARIA MULTIFORME	*Category:*	reactive erythema / drug reaction / cutaneous sign of systemic disease
	*Body Site:*	face / total body arm	*Age:*	0
	*Contributors:*	Riva Kamat Ana Krishnan
	*Description:*	symmetric generalized discrete and confluent annular plaques with targetoid borders and dusky centers associated with angioedema
	*Comments:*	A 20 month old girl is brought to the Emergency Department with a rash. She has had a one month history of upper respiratory symptoms, and has just completed a ten day course of Cefdinir of sinusitis. Two days prior to admission (day 10 of cefdinir), a light rash erupted on her chest. She was given Benadryl, and one dose of prednisolone by her primary care physician one day prior to admission. The rash continued to worsen, and was very pruitic. Her parents tell you that she stopped walking now due to the swelling in her feet. Itching and swelling improved with oral antihistamines, and the next day she was walking and playing. The eruption cleared completely within a week. Urticaria multiforme is a variant of urticaria in which urticaria and angioedema are present, the lesions are itchy, the lesions are not fixed, and the symptoms and lesions improve with oral antihistamines.
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	drug_reaction_1_050501	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	DRUG REACTION, ACRAL ERYTHEMA / ANGIOEDEMA / SERUM SICKNESS REACTION	*Category:*	drug reaction
	*Body Site:*	total body	*Age:*	2 years
	*Contributor:*	Eduardo Beltran, MD
	*Description:*	widespread red to violaceous annular and serpiginous confluent plaques with dusky centers and intensely red borders with an acral and facial predominance
	*Comments:*	This healthy 2-year-old boy developed an itchy generalized eruption associated with joint swelling and high fever following the administration of a sulfonamide for otitis media.

© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	Angioneurtic_edema_1_041103	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	ANGIOEDEMA	*Category:*	reactive erythema
	*Body Site:*	lip / vermillion/ vermilion border	*Age:*	40 years
	*Contributor:*	Kosman Sadek Zikry, MD
	*Description:*	symmetric localized swelling
	*Comments:*	This 40-year-old man awoke one morning with asymptomatic edema of the upper lip. The swelling resolved several hours later without treatment
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© 2001-2010, DermAtlas	*Image Name:*	Angioneurtic_edema_2_041103	*File Type:*	jpg
	*Diagnosis:*	ANGIOEDEMA	*Category:*	reactive erythema
	*Body Site:*	lip / vermillion/ vermilion border	*Age:*	40 years
	*Contributor:*	Kosman Sadek Zikry, MD
	*Description:*	symmetric localized swelling
	*Comments:*	This 40-year-old man awoke one morning with asymptomatic edema of the upper lip. The swelling resolved several hours later without treatment
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