未经证实:ID反应是罕见的疾病,通常被误诊,因为它们在远离初始炎症或感染/感染部位的皮肤位置数日或数周后发展为急性皮炎。现在,已经描述了引发此类反应的几种原因,包括皮肤癣菌感染,分枝杆菌,病毒,细菌,和寄生虫。如今,Pediculid在皮肤病学的日常实践以及主要的皮肤病学教科书中被遗忘。
UNASSIGNED:我们提供了一例Pediculid的病例报告,该病例报告是6岁女孩对Pediculoid的头炎的ID反应。患有急性全身性湿疹性皮炎的女孩通过消除pediculosis成功治疗。此外,有反复感染的描述。
未经评估:在讨论和文献回顾期间,对ID反应作为实体及其诊断标准进行了全面描述。总之,我们要强调的是,意识到这种可能性很重要(尤其是在儿科患者中),以迅速获得正确的诊断并避免不必要的治疗和检查。
UNASSIGNED: ID reactions are infrequent disorders which are often misdiagnosed because they developed as acute dermatitis after days or weeks at skin locations distant from the initial inflammatory or infectious/infestations site. For now, several causes have been described to trigger such reactions which includes infection with dermatophytosis, Mycobacterium, viruses, bacteria, and parasites. Pediculid nowadays is forgotten entity in dermatology daily practice as well as major dermatology textbooks.
UNASSIGNED: We present an illustrative case report of pediculid that is an ID reaction to Pediculosis capitis in 6 y.o. girl with acute generalized eczematous dermatitis successfully treated by elimination of pediculosis. Also, there is description of relapsing the condition with reinfestation.
UNASSIGNED: During discussion and literature review, comprehensive description was made to the ID reaction as entity and its diagnostic criteria. In conclusion, we want to highlight that being aware of such possibility is important (especially in pediatric patients) to reach a correct diagnosis quickly and avoid unnecessary treatment and examinations.