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1. Keloids: An unwanted spontaneity in Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome

Author

Shilpashree, P., Jaiswal, Ashok, and Kharge, Priyadarshini

Subjects
Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome -- Case studies, Keloids -- Case studies, Health
Abstract

Byline: P. Shilpashree, Ashok. Jaiswal, Priyadarshini. Kharge Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome (RTS) is a rare developmental disorder comprising of mental retardation, unusual facial appearance, broad thumbs, and big toes. It is frequently [...]

Published
2015

2. Hypertrophic scar in an adolescent girl

Author

Gogia, Vivek

Subjects
Keloids -- Development and progression, Keloids -- Care and treatment, Keloids -- Demographic aspects, Keloids -- Case studies, Health, Health care industry
Published
2009

3. Management of ear rim keloid with carbon dioxide laser

Author

Shankar, D. Krupa and Gupta, Vipul

Subjects
Carbon dioxide lasers -- Usage, Keloids -- Care and treatment, Keloids -- Case studies, Ear -- Health aspects
Abstract

Byline: D. Krupa Shankar, Vipul. Gupta Sir, A 30 year-old housewife presented with itchy, painful swellings of eight months' duration, on the ear lobe and posterior margin of the pinna. [...]

Published
2007

4. Keloid of ear lobes: nature's ear rings

Author

Agarwal, Akhilesh Kr., Gupta, Souradip, Gupta, Sandipan, Guha, Gautam, and Agarwal, Anshu

Subjects
Ear ossicles -- Physiological aspects, Ear ossicles -- Medical examination, Ear ossicles -- Research, Keloids -- Risk factors, Keloids -- Diagnosis, Keloids -- Care and treatment, Keloids -- Patient outcomes, Keloids -- Case studies, Health
Abstract

Keloid is an aberration during healing of a wound. It usually results from a cutaneous injury. We hereby report a case that developed keloid in both her earlobes after ear pricking. They developed to such an extent that it looked like a natural earring. Keywords: keloid earlobe, Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Case history Discussion Introduction The term keloid is derived from the Greek word 'chele,' meaning 'crab's claw.' Keloids are benign, hard, persistent fibrous proliferations that [...]

Published
2009

5. Type I hypersensitivity to lidocaine

Author

Haugen, Reshma Nair and Brown, Clarence William

Subjects
Allergic reaction -- Risk factors, Allergic reaction -- Case studies, Allergy -- Risk factors, Allergy -- Case studies, Keloids -- Diagnosis, Keloids -- Drug therapy, Keloids -- Case studies, Lidocaine -- Dosage and administration, Lidocaine -- Complications and side effects, Health, Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
Abstract

Abstract Lidocaine hydrochloride is the most commonly used anesthetic agent in dermatology. Despite its widespread and frequent use, adverse reactions to lidocaine are uncommon. The majority of side effects include [...]

Published
2007

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