Schneiderman Prelims Vol-I. qxd

INFECTIONS AND INFESTATIONS
Acripito itch – papulourticarial rash (
Hylesia moths) JAAD
13:743–747, 1985
Adenovirus 
Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition
AIDS (HIV) – acute infection 
AD 127:1383–1391, 1991; in
children 
JAAD 18:1089–1102, 1988
Amebiasis
Ancylostomiasis – papular or papulovesicular rash; feet;
generalized urticaria; late changes resemble kwashiorkor
Dermatol Clin 7:275–290, 1989
Arcanobacterium haemolyticum – annular urticarial lesions
JAAD 48:298–299, 2003; J Clin Inf Dis 21:177–181, 1995
Ascariasis 
The Clinical Management of Itching; Parthenon; p.53,
2000
Bee and wasp stings 
NEJM 133:523–527, 1994
Campylobacter jejuni Lancet i:954, 1984
Candidiasis – chronic urticaria 
BJD 84:227–237, 1971
Cat scratch disease 
JAAD 41:833–836, 1999; JAAD
31:535–536, 1994
Caterpillar dermatitis – urticarial papules surmounted by
vesicles, urticaria, eyelid edema, bruising in children;
conjunctivitis 
Rook p.1450, 1998, Sixth Edition; Megalopyge
caterpillars – burning pain, spreading erythema, edema,
lymphangitis 
JAMA 175:1155–1158, 1961
Cholecystitis, chronic 
AD 115:638, 1979
Coccidioidomycosis – urticarial toxic erythema 
Dermatol Clin
7:227–239, 1989
Coelenterate envenomation, delayed reaction 
JAAD 22:599–601,
1990
Coxsackle A9 and B 
Tyring p.458, 2002; Rook p.998, 1998,
Sixth Edition
Creeping eruption – urticarial migratory lesions
Cystitis
Cytomegalovirus 
Dermatology 200:189–195, 2000
Dental abscess 
Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition; The
Clinical Management of Itching; Parthenon; p.105, 2000
Dirofilaria 
Cutis 72:269–272, 2003
Dracunculosis – 
Dracunculus medinensis – initially fever,
pruritus, urticaria, edema 
Int J Zoonoses 12:147–149, 1985