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- W12028353 abstract "Nine out of ten HIV-infected people suffer from dermatologic complaints. Frequently, the morphology of HIV-associated skin lesions is characteristic enough for the clinician to construct an initial diagnosis and initiate a reasonable course of treatment until the diagnosis can be confirmed. However, HIV-associated pruritus can be difficult to diagnose and control. A debilitating itch could indicate eosinophilic, staphylococcal, or idiopathic folliculitis; severe generalisata characteristic of HIV infection; a drug allergy; severe HIV-related dermatophyte infection; or scabies. Scabies, frequently overlooked as a cause of severe pruritus in HIV infection, manifests atypically in HIV-infected individuals. Its spectrum ranges from pruritus with minimal or no cutaneous signs to the widespread, thick, crusted plaques called crusted or Norwegian scabies. Diagnosis requires microscopic inspection of a skin scraping or a biopsy, though response to empiric treatment with antimite agents may also be diagnostic. The frequent need for repeated courses of antimite medication in cases with large mite loads and hyperkeratotic lesions may, however, preclude accurate diagnosis via empiric treatment." @default.
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- W12028353 title "Intolerable pruritus in an HIV-infected man." @default.
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