An outbreak of Paederus dermatitis in a hostel in central Kerala: a cross‐sectional study

Abstract

flatten hierarchies, inspire a new generation of dermatology educators and have implications for widening participation. We have therefore developed principles that could be implemented to overcome these educational challenges (Table 1).Dermatologists should not fear new SoMe platforms; rather, our community has a responsibility to reach out to patients and learners alike. We should act as leaders in this domain, holding ourselves to high professional standards and learning from past mistakes as we adopt a flexible, evidence-based approach to SoMe educational delivery.

An Outbreak of Paederus Dermatitis in a Suburban Hospital in Southwest China: A Report of 134 Cases and Review of Literature

“…The most typical symptom of paedoptera dermatitis is burning pain, followed by itching. 9 The typical skin lesions present as erythema and pustular-like changes in the center of the erythema, followed by new keratinocytes maturing at the bottom of the pustule, forming a scab. 10 When the lesion exhibits "linear" or "kissing" lesions, it needs to be differentiated from herpes zoster, bullous pustulosis, and other related diseases.…”