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acneiform

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acneiform.
See acneform.
acneiform [ak-ne´ĭ-form]
resembling acne.
acneiform
resembling acne.
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DL was defined as a disease with [greater than or equal to]10 nodular, acneiform, or ulcerative lesions spread over the skin of [greater than or equal to]2 body areas.
Geographic clustering of leishmaniasis in northeastern Brazil by Schriefer, Albert; Guimaraes, Luiz H.; Machado, Paulo R.L.; Lessa, Marcus; Lessa, Helio A.; Lago, Ed / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The acneiform lesions appear first in two triangles delimited by the angle of the mouth, the crease down to the jaw line and the lateral point of the chin (Figures 7 and 8), which are possibly areas of high androgen sensitivity; soon the condition spreads to involve the whole perioral region, the naso-labial folds and occasionally the periocular regions.
The red face--an overview and delineation of the MARSH syndrome by Griffiths, Wad / Clinical Dermatology
12) Occasionally, however, stopping supplementation with either vitamin B6 or vitamin B12 may actually improve an acneiform eruption, particularly in women.
Nutritional Influences on acne vulgaris by Werbach, Melvyn R. / Townsend Letter
 
 
 
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