(pyo- + Gr. derma skin) any purulent skin disease. Called also pyodermia.
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<dermatology> Any purulent skin disease. ... Synonym: pyodermia. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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(pi″o-dur´mә) any purulent skin disease. chancriform pyoderma an eroded, ulcerated, nodular, solitary lesion with a rolled edge, usually on the face but sometimes elsewhere; it closely resembles a syphilitic chancre, is often associated with regional lymphadenopathy, ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: pī′ō-der′mă Definitions: 1. Any pyogenic infection of the skin; may be primary, as impetigo, or secondary to a previously existing condition.
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(pi'o-der'mah) (Greek. Pyon - pus + derma - skin) Pyoderma is any purulent skin disease, either bacterial or nonbacterial in origin. (from the ILDS Committee on Nomenclature - R. Winkelmann, Chairman)
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General term for any skin disease in which pus is formed.
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pyoderma Any purulent (associated with the formation of or caused by pus) skin disease or lesion.
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any suppurative (pus-producing) infection of the skin
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Skin infection with bacteria. Pyodermas involve coagulase positive bacteria, most commonly Staphylococcus intermedius.
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