Urticaria, Strophulus, Prurigo, Pruritus

Kogoj, F

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-86594-7_7

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“…On the other hand, Bohnstedt [1], Kogoj [6] as well as G reither [4] proposed a seropapule at the surface epidermis as a primary eruption of the subacute prurigo. In the present study, the surface epidermis was intact in all of the specimens examined.…”

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“…From a review of the German and English-printed literature, however, it was difficult to conclude if the first visible eruption of prurigo simplex subacuta occurs in association with skin appendages [3,5,8] or in skin areas remote from them [1,4,6]. The divergent opinions probably arose from well-conducted studies which were not designed to examine the localization of eruptions of this disease.…”

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Primary Eruption of Prurigo simplex subacuta

Uehara¹,

Ofuji²

1976

Dermatology

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28 patients with typical picture of prurigo simplex subacuta were examined for the primary eruption. In all patients, the first visible lesion was a papule, at the top of which a vesicular element was never seen. 46 biopsy specimens of the initial eruption were serially sectioned. The histological changes were found in connection with hair follicles, which consisted of spongiosis and mononuclear cell migration at the follicular epidermis and perifollicular infiltrates of mononuclear cells.

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confidence: 99%