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Clinical Analysis of 16 Cases in Pediatric with Erythroderma

Yijin Zhang, Aie Xu

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Objective To study the causes of erythroderma in pediatric. To discuss the therapy of erythroderma in pediatric. Methods Clinical data from 16 cases of erythroderma in pediatric were retrospectively analyzed. Results The most frequent cause of erythroderma in pediatric was the exacerbation of a preexisting dermatosis, among them 6 patients with psoriasis; followed by 3 patients eczema; 3 patients with unknown-origin, respectively. Conclusion To find the causes of erythroderma is helpful to guide therapy.

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Objective To study the causes of erythroderma in pediatric. To discuss the therapy of erythroderma in pediatric. Methods Clinical data from 16 cases of erythroderma in pediatric were retrospectively analyzed. Results The most frequent cause of erythroderma in pediatric was the exacerbation of a preexisting dermatosis, among them 6 patients with psoriasis; followed by 3 patients eczema; 3 patients with unknown-origin, respectively. Conclusion To find the causes of erythroderma is helpful to guide therapy.

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Objective To study the causes of erythroderma in pediatric. To discuss the therapy of erythroderma in pediatric. Methods Clinical data from 16 cases of erythroderma in pediatric were retrospectively analyzed. Results The most frequent cause of erythroderma in pediatric was the exacerbation of a preexisting dermatosis, among them 6 patients with psoriasis; followed by 3 patients eczema; 3 patients with unknown-origin, respectively. Conclusion To find the causes of erythroderma is helpful to guide therapy.

Key concepts: Erythroderma, Medicine, Dermatology, Exacerbation, Psoriasis, Pediatrics, Internal medicine

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