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Immunity to swine erysipelas in pigs. Direct challenge with Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae.
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[Management of erysipela: an update].
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Boy with a facial rash. Erysipelas.
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Leukocytoclastic vasculitis associated with bullous erysipelas.
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[Therapy of erysipelas].
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[Therapy of habitual erysipelas].
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[Therapy of recurring erysipelas].
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Facial erysipelas after receiving acupuncture treatment.
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Streptococcal arthritis and erysipelas complicating dental extraction.
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Does abdominoplasty predispose to erysipelas of the abdominal wall?
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Retropharyngeal abscess, mediastinitis, and pleural effusion complicating streptococcal facial erysipelas.
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Necrotic bullous erysipelas.
During the last few years streptococcal infections have been reported in connection with various cutaneous manifestations with severe or fatal outcome. A 62-year-old female with chronic interstitial nephritis was admitted with progression of confluent bullous lesions on her right leg. She had contracted a superficial scratch on her right foot 2 days prior to admission. Within 16 hours she deteriorated rapidly with symptoms on sepsis. Blood cultures and cutaneous swabs disclosed growth of beta-haemolytic streptococci group A. In spite of correct penicillin treatment she died 28 hours after admission. Skin biopsies from her right leg showed severe necrosis. This report is a reminder that new, cutaneous manifestations of streptococcal disease are still emerging.
Severe erysipelas after treatment for breast cancer.
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Complicated mycosis fungoides mimicking facial erysipelas.
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Phlebitis and Candida albicans infection associated with relapsing erysipelas: a case report.
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