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Erysipelas (/ˌɛrəˈsɪpələs/) is a
relatively common bacterial infection of the
superficial layer of the skin (upper dermis),
extending to the superficial...
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primarily considered an
animal pathogen,
causing the
disease known as
erysipelas that may
affect a wide
range of animals. Pigs,
turkeys and
laying hens...
- are
streptococci and
Staphylococcus aureus. In
contrast to cellulitis,
erysipelas is a
bacterial infection involving the more
superficial layers of the...
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Louis T****llier to
southern France because of an
epizootic of
swine erysipelas. T****llier
identified the
bacillus that
caused the
disease in
March 1883...
- long-term
ergot poisoning,
traditionally due to the
ingestion of
alkaloids Erysipelas, an
acute infection,
typically with a skin rash St Anthony's Fire (novel)...
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These include folliculitis, carbuncles, impetigo, ecthyma, cellulitis,
erysipelas,
necrotising fasciitis, and
infections of skin
conditions such as eczema...
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Other conditions that
might appear similar include impetigo,
erysipelas, measles, chickenpox, and hand-foot-and-mouth disease, and may be distinguished...
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caused by streptococci,
including blood infections,
childbed fever, and
erysipelas, and a
lesser effect on
infections caused by
other cocci. However, it...
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Hippocrates was the
first to
describe necrotizing soft
tissue infections. "
Erysipelas all over the body
while the
cause was only a
trivial accident. Bones,...
- 1177/000313481107700924. PMID 21944621. S2CID 26732207. A
report on
hospital gangrene,
erysipelas and pyaemia. 1863 Watson, Dr. Scott. "Hospital
Gangrene During The Civil...
