Certain skin disorders attributable to bacterial infection (Q60173): Difference between revisions

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Transtornos da pele e/ou tecido subcutâneo causadas por bactérias que a) causam infecção normalmente limitada à pele (p.ex. eritrasma); b) caracteristicamente envolvam a pele ao mesmo tempo que outros órgãos (p.ex. sífilis); c) possam causar doenças na pele, bem como em outros órgãos (p.ex. tuberculose cutânea) ou d) infectam outros órgãos, mas que podem se manifestar na pele como resultado da liberação de toxinas ou outro mecanismo indireto (p.ex., síndrome de choque tóxico estreptocócico).
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Disorders of the skin and/or subcutaneous tissues caused by bacteria which a) cause infection normally limited to the skin (e.g. erythrasma); b) characteristically involve the skin at the same time as other organs (e.g. syphilis); c) which may cause disease in the skin as well as in other organs (e.g. cutaneous tuberculosis) or d) which infect other organs but which may manifest in the skin as a result of release of toxins or other indirect mechanism (e.g. streptococcal toxic shock syndrome).

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Disorders of the skin and/or subcutaneous tissues caused by bacteria which a) cause infection normally limited to the skin (e.g. erythrasma); b) characteristically involve the skin at the same time as other organs (e.g. syphilis); c) which may cause disease in the skin as well as in other organs (e.g. cutaneous tuberculosis) or d) which infect other organs but which may manifest in the skin as a result of release of toxins or other indirect mechanism (e.g. streptococcal toxic shock syndrome).
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    Certain skin disorders attributable to bacterial infection
    Disorders of the skin and/or subcutaneous tissues caused by bacteria which a) cause infection normally limited to the skin (e.g. erythrasma); b) characteristically involve the skin at the same time as other organs (e.g. syphilis); c) which may cause disease in the skin as well as in other organs (e.g. cutaneous tuberculosis) or d) which infect other organs but which may manifest in the skin as a result of release of toxins or other indirect mechanism (e.g. streptococcal toxic shock syndrome).

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