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By Dr:jehad July 22, 2026

Necrolytic acral erythema =الحمامى النخرية الانحلالية على النهايات

Necrolytic acral erythema =الحمامى النخرية الانحلالية على النهايات Necrolytic acral erythema Necrolytic acral erythema (NAE) was first described in 1996 by physicians in Egypt, M. El Darouti and M. Abu El Ela.1 Reports have continued to link hepatitis C with NAE.2 Necrolytic acral erythema manifests as well-circumscribed, dusky erythematous plaques with adherent scale. While the […]

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By Dr:jehad July 22, 2026

Necrotising fasciitis = التهاب اللفافة النخري

Necrotising fasciitis = التهاب اللفافة النخري necrotizingfasciitis insectbites   Necrotizing Fasciitis . Streptococcal Gangrene, Including Type II   Necrotizing Fasciitis.     In streptococcal gangrene, a monomicrobial infection, the pathogen is almost always a GAS, although groups C and G isolates, as well as other microorganisms, are infrequently identified. Occasionally, in newborns but also in patients […]

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By Dr:jehad July 22, 2026

Neonatal acne = عد الوليد

Neonatal acne = عد الوليد OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Neonatal Acne   Neonatal acne can occur in up to 20 percent of healthy newborns. Lesions usually appear around 2 weeks of age and resolve spontaneously within 3 months. It is marked by small, inflamed papules across the nasal bridge and on the cheeks. Comedone formation is […]

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By Dr:jehad July 22, 2026

Neonatal bullous impetigo = القوباء الفقاعية عند الوليد

Neonatal bullous impetigo = القوباء الفقاعية عند الوليد Impetigo.   Two clinical patterns of impetigo are recognized: bullous and non-bullous. Bullous impetigo is caused by S. aureus. Currently, in industrialized nations, non-bullous impetigo is most commonly caused by S. aureus and less often by group A streptococcus. Group A streptococcus remains a common cause of […]

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