8 MONTHS OLD MALE

WITH ERYSIPELAS

Supervised by
Nugrohoadji Dharmawan, dr.,
Sp.KK, M.Kes
Faris Khairuddin Syah
G99141114

INTRODUCTION
Erysipelas

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ETIOLOGY
Streptococcus is the most common

Port d entry becomes bacterial inoculation site

EPIDEMIOLOGY
No race dependencies

PATHOGENESIS
Port d entry
Tissue
Bacteria

CLINICAL MANIFESTATION
Prodrome

CLINICAL MANIFESTATION
Adult

CLINICAL EXAMINATION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

CLINICAL MANIFESTATION
IMAGING AND LABORATORY
EXAMINATION

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Insect bite

TREATMENT
DRUGS
Antibiotics (5-14 days)

COMPLICATION AND
PROGNOSIS
Further infection
Erysipelas recurrent

PATIENT STATUS

RECENT MEDICAL HISTORY

Patient came to the hospital accompanied by his mother with a chief
complaint swelling in his right hand and right leg since two weeks before
the examination.
The patient was referred by pediatric department.
Complained swelling in his right hand and right leg two weeks before the
examination after an IV needle insertion while being treated in hospital
Assalam Sragen with complaints of high fever and was diagnosed with
dengue fever.
Swelling has been treated with ointment and compress (no drugs
information).
Complaint was slightly reduced but the pain and heat still disturbing.

MEDICAL HISTORY
Similar disease history

FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY

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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
General Examination

LABORATORY EXAMNIATION
Antibiotic sensitivity culture

DIAGNOSIS
WORKING DIAGNOSIS

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

Cellulitis
Erysipelas
Deep Vein Thrombosis

TREATMENT

Drugs
Erytromycin syrup

Elevation

Mupirocin cream

Compress

PROGNOSIS

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