A 70-year-old retired female physician was presented with elevated bullae fluid-filled blisters on the roof of her mouth that had developed over the course of 12 months. Topical antiseptic gel was applied for the blisters and ulcers, which subsided slightly but reoccurring frequently, ruptured blisters…
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A 50-year-old male presented with generalised skin lesions for 12 months. He reported brown rashes appearing on the arms one year ago. It gradully spread with severe itching and scaling over the arms, legs and torso that coalesced into plaques. His medical history included childhood allergic rhinitis…
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A previously healthy 55-year old woman presented with progressive rash that involved her face that had lasted for 5 years despite treatment with various topical medicinal cream/ointment, but rashes developed more upon discontinuation of the topical agents. She has a short of history of hypertension….
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Thromboangiitis obliterans, also known as Buerger’s disease, is an inflammatory disease that result in blood clot formation (thrombosis) in small and medium-sized arteries. The affected areas are most commonly found on the hands and feet [1-3]. This disease is strongly associated with the…
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A 37-year-old otherwise healthy woman presented with a 2 years history of erythema of the face & dry lip sought for herbal treatment. Physical examination showed multiple small reddish inflammatory papules around the mouth, nose and eyes (Panel A), which resemble an acneiform or rosacea-like…
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A 15-year-old boy had been treated for 10 years for moderate to severe atopic dermatitis. The neck eczema was his main complaint. Onset of disease was during early childhood. He had asthma, allergic rhinitis, and a positive family history for atopy. Multiple epicutaneous allergy tests and oral food…
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A 70-year-old female presented with a 1-year history of bedsore. On her right greater trochanter and sacrum, two 3cm-diameter size ulcers showed full -thickness skin loss with subcutaneous tissue necrosis but no exposure of muscle or bone (Fig. 1, Fig. 2). NPIAP Stage-3 decubitus ulcer was diagnosed…
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这是一个令人悲伤的故事。如果你是那个故事里的主角，你能不能突破权威制定的标准化或某种正确思想，或者你敢不敢质疑周围人都觉得理所当然的道理，当大多数人都处在认知误区时，你能拥有跳出来做出改变的勇气吗？每个人对于世界的认知都是片面的，我们都是井底之蛙，区别在于井口的大小。只是我们无法生出改变的勇气，每一个细小的改变都是源于认知的改变，让我们知晓还有更多的可能性。我们愿意选择成为一个会被时间冲淡的故事还是定格时间的传奇？…
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A 14-year-old student presented with burn injury due to scalding soup exposure 6 hours prior to proper medical attention. Examination found deep rubor and necrosis of the epidermis occurs on left metacarpal carpal joint area where involving 1% of total percentage of body surface area (TBSA). The patient…
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Fig. 1 | Postoperative Autograft Burn Wound Treatment. A patient with a severe industrial ethanol burn injury had undergone autologous skin graft and was discharged from hospital. The burn wounds excised and was covered with autologous skin, but the wound at the donor graft sites did not recover well…
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