Haim-Munk syndrome is a genetically caused disease that occurs very rarely. The typical hallmark of the disease is skin rashes in the form of reddish, raised patches on the skin. These also appear on the palms of the hands as well as on the soles of the feet. The skin shows a strong susceptibility to … Haim-Munk Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The following medical article is about hyperkeratosis and its causes. It also highlights treatment options and preventive measures for the disease. What is hyperkeratosis? Schematic diagram showing the anatomy and structure of the skin. The skin is a sensitive organ. Daily care and medical precautions help against skin aging and skin diseases. Click to enlarge. … Hyperkeratosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Definition Hyperkeratosis is a thickening of the outer layer of the skin, more precisely the horny layer, which contains, among other things, keratin (hence the word “hyper” – too much and “keratosis” – horn). Normally, the corneal layer plays a protective role, but various causes can lead to a disorder and thus increased formation of … Hyperkeratosis
The treatment of hyperkeratosis The treatment of hyperkeratosis again depends on the form: In corns, the treatment depends on the depth of the hyperkeratosis. In the case of very deep-seated corns, surgical removal can bring relief. For smaller corns, certain solutions or patches may be sufficient. For calluses, mechanical removal and comfortable shoes are often … The treatment of hyperkeratosis | Hyperkeratosis
Bazex syndrome is a disease of the skin. Bazex syndrome is rare and is one of the paraneoplastic diseases associated with disorders of keratinization (medical term acrokeratosis). Bazex syndrome occurs in association with carcinomas localized in the upper respiratory tract as well as the esophagus. Bazex syndrome also sometimes develops in cervical metastases to the … Bazex Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Fucosidosis is one of the very rare storage diseases with a progressive and sometimes relapsing course due to a lack of activity of alpha-L-fucosidase, which is classified as one of the oligosaccharidoses or glycopreteinoses. A breakthrough treatment method is not yet in sight, which is why treatment to date has been with allogeneic bone marrow … Fucosidase: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
