Fifty children who were referred to the child abuse team in Leeds over the 10 years 1976-86 with suspected non-accidental injury were found to have conditions which mimicked non-accidental injury. These included impetigo (nine children) and blue spots (five children). Five children who presented with multiple bruising had haemostatic disorders. Eight children had disorders of the bone. Five chi...

Pendahuluan; Staphylococcus aureus dan Escherichia coli merupakan bakteri yang biasanya menjadi infkesi pada manusia. Kedua ini dapat menimbulkan penyakit berupa impetigo, keracunan makanan, selulitis lain sebagainya.
 Tujuan; mengetahui potensi bakteriosin asam laktat terhadap staphylococcus escherichia coli.
 Metode: Narrative systemic review dengan menggunakan beberapa referensi da...

Secondary rashes during the convalescent stage ot scarlet fever are by no means of uncommon occurrence. They are not to be confounded with the true relapse in which the patient passes again through the stages of vomiting, sore-throat, strawberry tongue, rash, and desquamation. Such relapses are said to occur as frequently as once in every two hundred cases, are most common during the second or ...

A total of 88 patients were enrolled in a double-blind comparison of cefaclor and amoxicillin-clavulanic acid for the outpatient treatment of soft tissue infections (abscesses, cellulitis, and impetigo). In 84 clinically evaluable patients, high cure rates were obtained for all treatment groups (64 to 85%). Patients who received amoxicillin-clavulanic acid had a much higher incidence of gastroi...

Skin and soft tissue infection (SSTI) is common and important infectious disease. This work represents an update to 2012 Korean guideline for SSTI. The present guideline was developed by the adaptation method. This clinical guideline provides recommendations for the diagnosis and management of SSTI, including impetigo/ecthyma, purulent skin and soft tissue infection, erysipelas and cellulitis, ...

Case report In January 2009, othertwise healthy 3-year-old boy, was admitted to the University Clinic of Dermatology in Skopje (Republic of Macedonia), with a twoweek-history of widespread itchy blistering eruptions confined to the skin. The first lesions developed one week following oral intake of cephalexin for infection of the upper respiratory tract. Skin lesions had originally been thought...