acrodermatitisn.
/ˌakrə(ʊ)dəːməˈtʌɪtᵻs/, U.S. /ˌækrəˌdərməˈtaɪdəs/ Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.
Inflammation of the skin of the extremities; (with distinguishing English or scientific Latin word or words) any of various forms of this.See also acrodermatitis enteropathica n.
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impetigo1398
deadingc1400
St Anthonyc1405
foulness1559
acrochordon1565
foulness1583
heat1597
bleach1601
Anthony's fire1609
desquamation1726
sivvens1762
erythema1778
rupia1813
morula1817
dermalgia1842
mycosis1846
cheloid1854
keloid1854
morule1857
kelis1864
dermatosis1866
epithelioma1872
vagabond's disease1876
vagabond's skin1876
dermatitis1877
erysipeloid1888
Ritter's disease1888
acanthosis nigricans1890
angiokeratoma1891
sunburn1891
porokeratosis1893
acrodermatitis1894
epidermolysis1894
keratolysis1895
dermographism1896
neurodermatitis1896
peau d'orange1896
X-ray dermatitis1897
dermatomyositis1899
papulo-erythema1899
pyodermia1899
tar acne1899
dermographia1900
radiodermatitis1903
poikiloderma1907
neurodermatosis1909
leishmanoid1922
razor burn1924
pyoderma1930
photodermatosis1931
photodermatitis1933
necrobiosis lipoidica1934
pyoderma gangrenosum1936
fassy1943
acrodermatitis enteropathica1945
chicken skin1946
nylon stocking dermatitis1947
Sézary('s) syndrome1953
pigskin1966
washerwoman's skin1981
strimmer rash1984
1894 J. Hutchinson Arch. Surg. V. 234 (heading) A peculiar form of hypertrophic acro-dermatitis in association with gout.
1897 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 18 Dec. 1800/1 The disease, which had been described by Mr. Hutchinson under the name of ‘gouty hypertrophic acrodermatitis’.
1904 Med. Rec. 30 July 186/2 Douglas W. Montgomery says that cases constituting the group ‘the continued acrodermatitides’ are characterized by their location on the extremities of the members [etc.].
1936 Lancet 17 Oct. 914/2 The skin condition had improved so much that the persistent acrodermatitis was accompanied only by a few typical psoriatic lesions on the right leg and a generalised staining.
1980 Pharmacol. & Therapeutics 10 6 There is also evidence which suggests the importance of immune complexes in..infantile papular acrodermatitis.
2008 Western Daily Press (Bristol) (Nexis) 23 July 4 The starved, flea-infested pup was suffering from lethal acrodermatitis when she was found by a North Somerset Council dog warden.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2011; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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