THE ONYCHOCRYPTOSIS OR INGROWN NAIL

Mar 13, 2018 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, Others

The onychocryptosis or commonly known as ingrown nail, it is an unguinal pathology in which the nail is ingrown or got through the skin causing pain, inflammation and toe reddening. In a late stage it can originate a secondary pyogenic infection. Most of ingrown nails...

SCAR TISSUE: FEATURES

Feb 1, 2018 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, News, Others, Podiatric Surgery, Release

Scar is a permanent dermic disturbance as a consequence of a lesion and its repair. It is made of fibrous tissue which replaces the loss of tissue and which joins injured structures. There are four stages in the cicatrisation process: 1- Inflammatory stage. Increase...

THE KLIPPEL-TRENAUNAY-WEBER SYNDROME. DEFINITION AND FEATURES.

Dic 5, 2017 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, Others, Pathology

Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber syndrome is a congenital affectation of osseous development, blood vessels and soft tissues. The main features of this syndrome are: The appearance of a red birthmark called a port-wine stains or hemangioma planum in birth. It appears...

THE ONYCHOGRYPHOSIS OR THE INCREASE OF THE NAILS’ THICKNESS.

Sep 4, 2017 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, Others, Pathology

The onychogryphosis is a considerable increase of the thicknes of the ungular lamina and it has the appearance of a grapnel with different shapes or directions. It is a common pathology in seniors due to peripheral vascular traumatisms or arthrosis although it can...

AMPULES: CAUSES, CLINICAL AND TREATMENT.

Sep 4, 2017 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, Others, Pathology

An ampule is a mechanism of protection of the skin and it shows a palpable and limited cutaneous increase which has serum and lymphatic fluid. The separation or skin increase is always at an epidermic level. The difference between ampules or phlyctenae is the diameter...

AMPULES: CAUSES, CLINICAL AND TREATMENT.

Sep 4, 2017 | Articles, Dermatological disorders, ICP, Others, Pathology

An ampule is a mechanism of protection of the skin and it shows a palpable and limited cutaneous increase which has serum and lymphatic fluid. The separation or skin increase is always at an epidermic level. The difference between ampules or phlyctenae is the diameter...