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Gustav Mahrle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis scarring deep type
    European Journal of Dermatology, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

  • Primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis – scarring deep type
    European journal of dermatology : EJD, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

Meral J. Arin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis scarring deep type
    European Journal of Dermatology, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

  • Primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis – scarring deep type
    European journal of dermatology : EJD, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

Peter Kurschat - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis scarring deep type
    European Journal of Dermatology, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

  • Primary Perforating granulomatous Folliculitis – scarring deep type
    European journal of dermatology : EJD, 2010
    Co-Authors: Meral J. Arin, Peter Kurschat, Gustav Mahrle
    Abstract:

    Perforating Folliculitis is characterized by asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous scattered and aggregated follicular papules with a central keratotic plug. Histologically, a superficial type can be distinguished from the profound type where perforations and rupture of the follicular wall take place at different levels of the hair follicle. This goes along with a granulomatous reaction of the entire pilary complex with destruction of the follicle epithelium and sebaceous gland. Often cases are associated with systemic disorders such as renal diseases or diabetes mellitus. We describe two patients with the profunda type of Perforating Folliculitis with scarring that manifested in early adulthood without any underlying disorders.

Luigi Zicari - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Case reportAcquired Perforating Folliculitis in chronic renal failure: report of two cases
    Journal of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 1996
    Co-Authors: Luca Bianchi, Daniele Innocenzi, S Iraci, Luigi Zicari
    Abstract:

    Background Patients with chronic renal failure, regardless of its cause, with/without hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis, showed cutaneous alterations. Two patients had a follicular hyperkeratotic papular eruption, with clinical and histological features of Perforating Folliculitis. Methods A dermatological examination and multiple skin biopsies were done. Results We diagnosed acquired Perforating Folliculitis in two chronic renal failure patients on hemodialysis. The lesions were located predominantly on the lower extremities with hyperkeratotic papules and small nodules. Microscopically, the papule always affected the follicular structure. The follicle was widely dilated and packed with keratotic material, necrotic debris and degenerated basophilic coarse connective fibers passing which passed through follicular perforations. Conclusion Acquired Perforating Folliculitis is a cutaneous manifestation in chronic renal failure, with/without hemodialysis treatment, that can mimic essential primary Perforating Folliculitis. Transepidermal elimination mechanisms and the distinction between primary and acquired Perforating dermatoses are discussed.

  • Acquired Perforating Folliculitis in chronic renal failure: report of two cases
    Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 1996
    Co-Authors: Luca Bianchi, Daniele Innocenzi, S Iraci, Luigi Zicari
    Abstract:

    Abstract Background Patients with chronic renal failure, regardless of its cause, with/without hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis, showed cutaneous alterations. Two patients had a follicular hyperkeratotic papular eruption, with clinical and histological features of Perforating Folliculitis. Methods A dermatological examination and multiple skin biopsies were done. Results We diagnosed acquired Perforating Folliculitis in two chronic renal failure patients on hemodialysis. The lesions were located predominantly on the lower extremities with hyperkeratotic papules and small nodules. Microscopically, the papule always affected the follicular structure. The follicle was widely dilated and packed with keratotic material, necrotic debris and degenerated basophilic coarse connective fibers passing which passed through follicular perforations. Conclusion Acquired Perforating Folliculitis is a cutaneous manifestation in chronic renal failure, with/without hemodialysis treatment, that can mimic essential primary Perforating Folliculitis. Transepidermal elimination mechanisms and the distinction between primary and acquired Perforating dermatoses are discussed.

Luca Bianchi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Case reportAcquired Perforating Folliculitis in chronic renal failure: report of two cases
    Journal of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 1996
    Co-Authors: Luca Bianchi, Daniele Innocenzi, S Iraci, Luigi Zicari
    Abstract:

    Background Patients with chronic renal failure, regardless of its cause, with/without hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis, showed cutaneous alterations. Two patients had a follicular hyperkeratotic papular eruption, with clinical and histological features of Perforating Folliculitis. Methods A dermatological examination and multiple skin biopsies were done. Results We diagnosed acquired Perforating Folliculitis in two chronic renal failure patients on hemodialysis. The lesions were located predominantly on the lower extremities with hyperkeratotic papules and small nodules. Microscopically, the papule always affected the follicular structure. The follicle was widely dilated and packed with keratotic material, necrotic debris and degenerated basophilic coarse connective fibers passing which passed through follicular perforations. Conclusion Acquired Perforating Folliculitis is a cutaneous manifestation in chronic renal failure, with/without hemodialysis treatment, that can mimic essential primary Perforating Folliculitis. Transepidermal elimination mechanisms and the distinction between primary and acquired Perforating dermatoses are discussed.

  • Acquired Perforating Folliculitis in chronic renal failure: report of two cases
    Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 1996
    Co-Authors: Luca Bianchi, Daniele Innocenzi, S Iraci, Luigi Zicari
    Abstract:

    Abstract Background Patients with chronic renal failure, regardless of its cause, with/without hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis, showed cutaneous alterations. Two patients had a follicular hyperkeratotic papular eruption, with clinical and histological features of Perforating Folliculitis. Methods A dermatological examination and multiple skin biopsies were done. Results We diagnosed acquired Perforating Folliculitis in two chronic renal failure patients on hemodialysis. The lesions were located predominantly on the lower extremities with hyperkeratotic papules and small nodules. Microscopically, the papule always affected the follicular structure. The follicle was widely dilated and packed with keratotic material, necrotic debris and degenerated basophilic coarse connective fibers passing which passed through follicular perforations. Conclusion Acquired Perforating Folliculitis is a cutaneous manifestation in chronic renal failure, with/without hemodialysis treatment, that can mimic essential primary Perforating Folliculitis. Transepidermal elimination mechanisms and the distinction between primary and acquired Perforating dermatoses are discussed.