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Dissection Cellulitis Of The Scalp


Overview of Dissection Cellulitis Of The Scalp

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Dissecting cellulitis of the scalp is varcharacterized by may small nodules and draining abscesses in the scalp. The disorder occurs more often in men, particularly young adults. As the nodules underneath the scalp increase in size, they frequently rupture. This leads to chronic sinuses that drain pus. The may connect with one another underneath the scalp.

Causes of Dissection Cellulitis Of The Scalp

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Dissection cellulitis is a bacterial infection of the scalp.

Signs and Symptoms of Dissection Cellulitis Of The Scalp

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Severe dandruff may be found in association with this disorder. As the nodules or abscess enlarge, they frequently rupture through the scalp, draining pus. They may spread underneath the scalp, forming a web of interconnected abscess cavities. The symptoms tend to wane and wax. In areas that have develop thickened scars, there may be permanent hair loss.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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