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Reação inflamatória intensamente pruriginosa ao contato com qualquer um de uma variedade de ácaros parasitas de aves. A dermatite por ácaros de aves se apresenta tipicamente como uma erupção urticariforme, papular ou papulovesicular assimétrica profusa. O diagnóstico é frequentemente obscurecido por escoriação secundária e impetiginização. Os causadores mais comuns são Dermanyssus gallinae (ácaro-de-galinha) e Ornithonyssus sylviarum (ácaro das aves do norte). | |||
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An inflammatory, intensely pruritic reaction to contact with any of a variety of parasitic avian mites. Bird mite dermatitis presents typically as a profuse asymmetrical urticarial, papular or papulovesicular eruption. The diagnosis is frequently obscured by secondary excoriation and impetiginizion. Commoner causes include Dermanyssus gallinae (the red poultry mite) and Ornithonyssus sylviarum (the northern fowl mite). | |||
Revision as of 17:37, 16 August 2026
An inflammatory, intensely pruritic reaction to contact with any of a variety of parasitic avian mites. Bird mite dermatitis presents typically as a profuse asymmetrical urticarial, papular or papulovesicular eruption. The diagnosis is frequently obscured by secondary excoriation and impetiginizion. Commoner causes include Dermanyssus gallinae (the red poultry mite) and Ornithonyssus sylviarum (the northern fowl mite).
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| English | Bird mite dermatitis |
An inflammatory, intensely pruritic reaction to contact with any of a variety of parasitic avian mites. Bird mite dermatitis presents typically as a profuse asymmetrical urticarial, papular or papulovesicular eruption. The diagnosis is frequently obscured by secondary excoriation and impetiginizion. Commoner causes include Dermanyssus gallinae (the red poultry mite) and Ornithonyssus sylviarum (the northern fowl mite). |
