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acneform

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ac·ne·form (kn-fôrm) or ac·ne·i·form (k-n-)
adj.
Resembling acne.

acneform
[ak′nifôrm]
resembling acne. Also acneiform [aknē′əfôrm] .


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It begins by explaining the structure and function of the skin, hair and nails, approaches to diagnosis, bacterial and viral infections, fungal infections, ectoparasite infections, acne, acneform eruptions, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, benign and malignant skin tumors, naevi, and disorders involving genetics.
Acneform eruptions Allergic dermatitis Fatigability Headache Hepatitis (cholestatic and fulminant) Impotence Metallic or garlic-like aftertaste Mild drowsiness Neuritis Peripheral neuritis Polyneuritis Peripheral neuropathy Psychotic reactions Skin eruptions RELATED ARTICLE: POTENTIAL ANTABUSE REACTIONS The table below contains a list of potential reactions that can occur when Antabuse (disulfiram) is combined with alcohol.
The disease, which became known as Yusho or "rice oil disease," was first characterized by its dermal manifestations including acneform lesions, brown pigmentation of the skin, and ocular swelling.
 
 
 
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