comment:The selection of the types of shoes and its impact on the skin of the feet

Brzeziński, Piotr

doi:10.7241/ourd.20123.51.1

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“…Skin lubrication, heel cups, a change of footwear, wearing 2 pairs of thick socks, and a break from training may reduce the incidence of black heel (calcaneal petechiae). Sports participation can be continued without harm to the patient, although the black heel (calcaneal petechiae) will persist unless padding is added to the heel of the athletic shoe [5][6][7]. Complete clearing is achieved with cessation of the causative activity usually within 2-3 weeks of rest.…”

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The dancer heel and the alpinist heel (black heel). Case reports

Brzeziński¹,

Obuszewski²,

Chiriac³

2014

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Black heel" (calcaneal petechiae) is a lesion affecting the back or posterolateral aspect of the heel. The cause is assumed to be trauma. The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred. We describe two patients with classical case of black heel (talon noir) (BH). One man were alpinist and second were dancer. The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred and they noticed it accidentally. Black heels, characterized by speckled bluish-black areas of macular pigmentation occurring at the border of the heel, have been observed in two young male.

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The dancer heel and the alpinist heel (black heel). Case reports

Brzeziński¹,

Obuszewski²,

Chiriac³

2014

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“…The first clinical signs appear 1-6 days after the infection and the lesions advance 2 mm to 3 cm per day [3,4].…”

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Unusual presentations of cutaneous larva migrans

Birsan¹,

Chiriac²,

Pinteală³

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Cutaneous larva migrans (also known as creeping eruption, sand worm eruption, plumbers itch, duck hunters itch) is caused by penetration of skin by third-stage larvae of animal hookworms; first reported by Lee in 1874. Adult hookworms infest the intestines of cats and dogs and their ova in excreta hatch under favorable conditions into infective larvae that penetrate the host skin. Cutaneous larva migrans is a common endemic disease in tropical and subtropical countries but it may also occur in other regions of the world. We report three cases of cutaneous larva migrans acquired during sunbathing at the sea and lying on the ground. StreszczenieLarwa skórna wędrująca (znana również jako pełzająca erupcja, erupcja piaskowego robaka, świąd hydraulików, świąd łowców kaczek) jest spowodowana penetracją skóry przez larwy trzeciego stadium tęgoryjców. Po raz pierwszy została opisana w 1874 roku przez Lee. Dorosłe tęgoryjce zakażają jelita psów i kotów, a ich jaja w odchodach dojrzewają do zakaźnej postaci larwy, która przenika przez skórę gospodarza. Larwa skórna wędrująca jest częstą chorobą endemiczną w krajach tropikalnych i subtropikalnych, ale może również wystąpić w innych regionach świata. Przedstawiamy trzy przypadki skórnych larw wędrujących nabytych podczas opalania nad morzem i leżenia na ziemi.

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comment:The selection of the types of shoes and its impact on the skin of the feet

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

The dancer heel and the alpinist heel (black heel). Case reports

The dancer heel and the alpinist heel (black heel). Case reports

Unusual presentations of cutaneous larva migrans

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