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O contato direto entre carne infectada com a bactéria Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae e a pele humana traumatizada resulta em erisipeloide, que mais comumente se apresenta como uma infecção localizada da pele traumatizada. As lesões afetam mais comumente as mãos, principalmente as regiões interdigitais; no entanto, qualquer área exposta do corpo pode ser afetada. As lesões consistem em placas bem demarcadas, vermelho vivo a púrpura, quentes e sensíveis, com uma superfície lisa e brilhante. Elas deixam uma descoloração acastanhada na pele ao se resolver. Às vezes, vesículas podem estar presentes. | |||
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Direct contact between meat infected with the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae and traumatized human skin results in erysipeloid, which most commonly presents as a localised infection of traumatized skin. Lesions most commonly affect the hands, mainly the webs of the fingers; however, any exposed area of the body may be affected. Lesions consist of well-demarcated, bright red-to-purple, warm, tender plaques with a smooth, shiny surface. They leave a brownish discoloration on the skin when resolving. Sometimes vesicles may be present. | |||
Revision as of 09:23, 17 August 2026
Direct contact between meat infected with the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae and traumatized human skin results in erysipeloid, which most commonly presents as a localised infection of traumatized skin. Lesions most commonly affect the hands, mainly the webs of the fingers; however, any exposed area of the body may be affected. Lesions consist of well-demarcated, bright red-to-purple, warm, tender plaques with a smooth, shiny surface. They leave a brownish discoloration on the skin when resolving. Sometimes vesicles may be present.
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| English | Localised cutaneous erysipeloid |
Direct contact between meat infected with the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae and traumatized human skin results in erysipeloid, which most commonly presents as a localised infection of traumatized skin. Lesions most commonly affect the hands, mainly the webs of the fingers; however, any exposed area of the body may be affected. Lesions consist of well-demarcated, bright red-to-purple, warm, tender plaques with a smooth, shiny surface. They leave a brownish discoloration on the skin when resolving. Sometimes vesicles may be present. |
