Ko te Te Herpeticum Eczema (Eczema herpeticum) he mate onge engari tino kaha ka puta ki nga waahi o te kino o te kiri i puta mai i te, hei tauira, te mate paopao, te weranga, te whakamahi mo te wa roa o te topical steroids, te eczema ranei.
Ko tenei mate hopuhopu ka puta he maha nga vesicles i runga i te atopic dermatitis. he maha nga wa ka haere tahi me te fever me te lymphadenopathy. Ko te Eczema herpeticum ka taea te mate i nga infants.
Ko tenei ahuatanga ko te nuinga o te mate na te infection herpes simplex virus. Ka taea te rongoa ki nga raau antiviral, penei i te acyclovir.
○ Taatari me te Maimoatanga Ko le he o te taatutanga ko te misdiagnosis (atopic dermatitis, me etahi atu) me te tono o te steroid ointment ka kaha ake nga lesions. #Acyclovir #Famciclovir #Valacyclovir
Eczema herpeticum is a rare but severe disseminated infection that generally occurs at sites of skin damage produced by, for example, atopic dermatitis, burns, long term usage of topical steroids or eczema. It is also known as Kaposi varicelliform eruption, Pustulosis varioliformis acute and Kaposi-Juliusberg dermatitis.
I te timatanga, he maha nga wa e pohehehia ana mo te mate mate mate, engari he mate hopuhopu na te huaketo herpes. Ko te ahua o te reinga kua whakarōpūhia o nga pupuhi iti me nga kirinuku he rite te ahua.
He maha nga wā e pohehehia ana mō te pukupuki (eczema)
Na te mea he eczema herpeticum, ko te opupu me te kirinuku kei te haere tahi.
I roto i te nuinga o nga take o Eczema herpeticum, kei te nuinga o nga wa ka kitea te atopic dermatitis. Mena ka puta ohorere te maha o nga pupuhi iti kāore he hitori o ngā whara, me whakaarohia te herpes simplex virus infection.
Kaore i rite ki te mate atopic dermatitis, kei roto i nga momo mate maha, ko te mate huaketo herpes simplex (herpes simplex infection) kei te ahua rite tonu te ahua.
Ko te Eczema herpeticum (EH) he mate kiri whānui nā te huaketo herpes simplex i roto i ngā tangata e pā ana ki te āhua o te kākā. I te nuinga o te wā ka puta ohorere me te āhua o ngā pūpūhi me te horo me te paku ki runga i ngā wāhi e pā ana ki te hakihaki. Ko ngā tohu ka uru pea ki te kirīri (fever), te pūkōkō lymph (lymphadenopathy), te āhua kino rānei. Ka rerekē te EH mai i te ngawari me te wā poto i roto i ngā pakeke hauora (healthy adults) ki te tino kino, inā koa i ngā tamariki, ngā pēpi, me te hunga kua ngoikore te pūnaha mate. Ko te tīmata wawe ki te maimoatanga pareketo ka āwhina i te whakapoto i ngā kēhi ngawari me te aukati i ngā raru o ngā kēhi kino. Eczema herpeticum (EH) is a disseminated cutaneous infection with herpes simplex virus that develops in a patient with atopic dermatitis. EH typically presents as a sudden onset eruption of monomorphic vesicles and punched-out erosions with hemorrhagic crusts over eczematous areas. Patients may have systemic symptoms, such as fever, lymphadenopathy, or malaise. Presentation ranges from mild and self-limiting in healthy adults to life-threatening in children, infants, and immunocompromised patients. Early treatment with antiviral therapy can shorten the duration of mild disease and prevent morbidity and mortality in severe cases.
He kotiro 8‑tau te pakeke e mate ana i te horapa nui o te pakarutanga o te tito, te piki, te opuwhero me te nuku iti ki waenganui. I whakaatuhia e ngā whakamātautau he virusi herpes simplex momo 1 (herpes simplex virus type 1). An 8-year-old girl with atopic dermatitis came in with a widespread outbreak of itchy, raised, red blisters with a small indentation in the center. Tests showed she had herpes simplex virus type 1.
Ko tenei mate hopuhopu ka puta he maha nga vesicles i runga i te atopic dermatitis. he maha nga wa ka haere tahi me te fever me te lymphadenopathy. Ko te Eczema herpeticum ka taea te mate i nga infants.
Ko tenei ahuatanga ko te nuinga o te mate na te infection herpes simplex virus. Ka taea te rongoa ki nga raau antiviral, penei i te acyclovir.
○ Taatari me te Maimoatanga
Ko le he o te taatutanga ko te misdiagnosis (atopic dermatitis, me etahi atu) me te tono o te steroid ointment ka kaha ake nga lesions.
#Acyclovir
#Famciclovir
#Valacyclovir