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Diascopy is a test for
blanchability performed by
applying pressure with a
finger or gl****
slide and
observing color changes. It is used to
determine whether...
- This
occurs during (and is the
basis of the
physiologic test
known as)
diascopy.
Blanching of the
fingers is also one of the most
clinically evident signs...
- melanoma, the lack of induration, slow growth, and
lightening appearance upon
diascopy suggest against it, and
indicate a
vascular lesion. Additionally, lack...
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Because telangiectasias are
vascular lesions, they
blanch when
tested with
diascopy. Telangiectasias,
aside from
presenting in many
other conditions, are one...
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children or in
darker skin phenotypes. GPD
lesions may
appear yellow on a
diascopy.
Patients report irritation but are
usually asymptomatic. For children...
- urticaria, a
similar hives reaction in
response to heat
Aquagenic urticaria Diascopy Erythema Goose bumps, an unrelated,
normal response to cold temperatures...
- is
sometimes divided into pa****r and
vesiculobullous forms.
Erythema Diascopy Erythema multiforme List of
cutaneous conditions "Tooth Erosion". Cleveland...
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giant cells with or
without central caseation necrosis in the dermis. On
diascopy, it
shows characteristic "apple-jelly" color.
Biopsy will
reveal tuberculoid...
- (skeptikós), σκοπεῖν (skopeîn), σκοπός, σκοποῦ (skopós) Abroscopus, diascopic,
diascopy, endoscope, endoscopic, endoscopy, epidiascope, episcope, episcopic, gastroscopy...
- The
diameter of a
single lesion is
often between 2 and 4 mm.
During a
diascopy, the
telangiectatic lesions typically blanch.
Lesions are
usually non-pruritic...
