Clinical Case (Study and Observation) - Vesicular-Bublle Disease

    VESICULAR-BUBBLE DISEASE
DERMATOLOGICAL WOUND

 

Some pathology can be classified as vesicular-bubble cutaneous lesion, as epidermolise bolhosa NS penfigo folheaceo.

The distinguishing diagnosis is important. The clinical treatment of the pathology must be effected.

Such cutaneous injuries will be able to present secondary complications, as local infection.

EPIDERMOLISE BOLHOSA

Is about hereditary congenital disease, being able to present themselves of some forms and to evolve for malformations of the limbs extremities.

 

PENFICO FOLHEACEO

Also is called Wild Fire or Fire of Saint Antonio. It possesss unknown etiology and if it characterizes for vesicular--bubble eruptions.

TOPICAL TREATMENT

In the topical treatment of these lesions it can be used several products, can be used: silver sulfadiazine with cerio nitrate, enzymatic ointment (collagenase, fibrolynosin), hydrogel, linoleic acid, ricinoleic acid, bioperoxoil, Aloe vera, elicina, papain, albumin, non
adherent gauzes, calcium and
sodium alginate etc. 

The change period will depend on the chosen product.

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DRESSING and COVERINGS

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DERMATOLOGIC LESION

Leprosy
Leishmaniasis
Factitious
Tuberculosis Cutanea
Zooparasite
Radiodermatitis
Chemotherapy
Connective Tissue
Infect-contagious
Hematologic

To KNOW MORE...

It Consults the Feridologo's
Book!!! NEW APROACH IN THE TREATMENT OF WOUNDS 
Luiz Claudio Candido, MD. Publishing SENAC-SP,
São Paulo-Brazil, 2001.

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BIBLIOGRAFYCAL REFERENCE

Consult our "FERIDOTECA"

 

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