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Pompholyx
(redirected from dyshidrosis)

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Pom´pho`lyx
n.1.(Old Chem.) Impure zinc oxide.
2.(Med.) A skin disease in which there is an eruption of bullæ, without inflammation or fever.
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This situation is analogous to the infrequency with which dyshidrosis evolves into dyshidrotic eczema.
Stasis Dermatitis and Stasis Ulcers-Skin Disorders by Robert Baird / Health, general community
A vesicular component that resembles dyshidrosis is often present.
Diseases of Hands-Skin Disorders by Robert Baird / Health, general community
As dyshidrosis becomes increasingly eczematized, there is extension of the vesicular process from the fingers on to the palms, and through the process of autoeczematization, there may also be extension of the eczematous process onto the dorsal surface of the fingers and hands.
Eczematous Diseases of Hands-Skin Disorders by Robert Baird / Health, general community
 
 
 
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