Dr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Tache Café-au-lait Cafe-au-lait spot (CALS) Epine calcanéene Calcaneal spur…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Etat pelliculaire Dandruff Pellicules (pityriasis capitis) Dandruff (pityriasis capitis)…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Chromidrose eccrine Eccrine chromhidrosis Syringométaplasie eccrine épidermoïde Eccrine epidermois…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Dermite granulomateuse peri-orale juvénile (FACE) FACE=facial Afro-caribbean cutaneous eruption…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Syndrome de Gardner-Diamond (syndrome des ecchyomses douloureuses) Gardner-Diamond syndrome…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Ongle équisegmenté Half-and-half nail Syndrome main-pied-bouche Hand-foot and mouth…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Ichtyose Ichtyosis Ichtyose vulaire Ichtyosis vulgaris Hypomélanose en gouttes…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Corps lamellaires Lamellar bodies Ichtyose lamellaire Lamellar ichtyosis Parapsoriasis…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Macrochéilite Macrocheilitis Amylose maculeuse Macular amyloidosis Exanthème maculo-papuleux Maculopapular…
DetailsDr Christophe HSU – dermatologist. Geneva, Switzerland The first column contains the term in French. The second column contains the translated equivalent in English. The third column contains the name of individuals associated with the term (either they described the term, or the term is eponymous…). Ongle Nail Ostéo-onchodysplasie héréditaire (Nail-Patella syndrome) Nail-Patella syndrome Nécrobiose…
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