Contact dermatitis — Classification and external resources Rash resulting from skin reactions. ICD 10 L … Wikipedia
acné — [ akne ] n. f. • 1816; pour achné, gr. akhnê « efflorescence » ♦ Lésion de la peau au niveau des follicules pilosébacés. Acné juvénile (ou acné vulgaire) :comédons enflammés apparaissant à la puberté. Acné rosacée. ⇒ couperose. Adj. ACNÉIQUE ,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
acne artificialis — contact a … Medical dictionary
acne venenata — contact a … Medical dictionary
Acne vulgaris — This article is about a skin disease commonly found during adolescence. For other acneform skin diseases, see Acne (disambiguation). Acne vulgaris Classification and external resources … Wikipedia
cosmetic acne — acne cosmetica a type of contact acne, usually of a low grade, seen on the chin and cheeks of persons habitually using facial cosmetics. The usual lesions are closed comedones or papular pustules … Medical dictionary
occupational acne — contact acne caused by exposure to industrial chemicals, such as oils, tars, waxes, or chlorinated hydrocarbons (see chloracne) … Medical dictionary
oil acne — a type of contact acne consisting of follicular acneiform eruptions on the backs of the hands, back of the neck, forearms, face, and thighs, caused by contact with water insoluble cutting oils … Medical dictionary
pomade acne — a type of contact acne seen primarily in persons of African descent who groom their scalps and facial hair with greasy lubricants; characteristics are closed comedones and a few papular pustules around the face … Medical dictionary
contagious acne of horses — contagious pustular acne a contagious disease of the skin in horses caused by infection with Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, characterized by groups of pustules, especially in areas in contact with the harness; when ruptured, the pustules… … Medical dictionary