Forgotten Infection Friday: Ecthyma Gangrenosum — The Rapidly Deadly Black Lesion
This episode explains ecthyma gangrenosum: a rapidly evolving, black necrotic skin lesion most classically caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa invading blood vessels. It covers the pathophysiology, stages of progression, risk factors (immunocompromise, neutropenia, diabetes), and how it differs from o…
Episode 15 - Don’t Be Rash
This episode explores the infectious diseases approach to rashes, skin lesions, and cutaneous manifestations of systemic illness. We review key diagnostic clues, high-yield dermatologic findings in infectious diseases, and life-threatening rash presentations clinicians must recognize early. Topics …
93: Rash Decisions
Drs. Michael Moran and Swapnil Lanjewar from the University of Wisconsin-Madison walk through a case and their approach to the common ID consult for fever and rash.
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38: Febrile Digest - ID Fellows Cup
Dr. Jeremey Walker joins Sara for this Febrile Digest to discuss ID Fellows Cup and breakdown a few of the most commonly missed questions from prior game sessions.
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Ep 28: A 63-year-old with a skin lesion
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a violaceous lesion
Drive home with me (well up the the gas station) to hear about an interesting skin manifestation from an interesting bacterium.
AUTHOR=Wang Xing , Xiao Yongmei , Ge Ting , Zhang Ting , Li Xiaolu
TITLE=Community-acquired Pseudomonas aeruginosa sepsis presenting with ecthyma gangrenosum in a neut…
Bacterial Infections (Part 1) Top facts about bacterial skin infections
The human body is outnumbered by bacteria almost 10 to 1, and in general, we live in harmony with them. It’s a truly symbiotic relationship, however, what happens when we get an imbalanced microbiome?
In this episode, your hosts Dr George Moncrieff and Dr Roger Henderson will answer just that, as…
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