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Infecção estreptocócica dérmica superficial difusa de rápida disseminação envolvendo a orelha externa. Em contraste com a otite externa infecciosa, a pele da orelha é muitas vezes inicialmente saudável, exceto em um ponto de entrada para estreptococos beta-hemolíticos (comumente em uma fissura atrás da orelha ou onde o lóbulo da orelha está ligado ao lado da cabeça) e características sistêmicas, incluindo febre e mal-estar, são comuns. | |||
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A rapidly expanding diffuse superficial dermal streptococcal infection involving the external ear. In contrast with infective otitis externa, the skin of the auricle is often initially healthy except at a point of entry for beta-haemolytic streptococci (commonly at a fissure behind the ear or where the ear lobule is attached to the side of the head) and systemic features including fever and malaise are common. | |||
Revision as of 02:42, 13 August 2026
A rapidly expanding diffuse superficial dermal streptococcal infection involving the external ear. In contrast with infective otitis externa, the skin of the auricle is often initially healthy except at a point of entry for beta-haemolytic streptococci (commonly at a fissure behind the ear or where the ear lobule is attached to the side of the head) and systemic features including fever and malaise are common.
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| English | Erysipelas of external ear |
A rapidly expanding diffuse superficial dermal streptococcal infection involving the external ear. In contrast with infective otitis externa, the skin of the auricle is often initially healthy except at a point of entry for beta-haemolytic streptococci (commonly at a fissure behind the ear or where the ear lobule is attached to the side of the head) and systemic features including fever and malaise are common. |
