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676 A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1
Echinococcosis – dog tapeworm Rook p.1401, 1998,
Sixth Edition; cystic ecchinococcosis of the liver with acute
generalized exanthematous pustulosis and urticaria BJD
148:1245–1249, 2003
Enterobiasis (Enterobius vermicularis) – anal and perineal
pruritus with localized urticaria Rook p.1390, 1998,
Sixth Edition; AD 84:1026–1029, 1961
Enterovirus infection Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition
Epstein–Barr virus (infectious mononucleosis) – presenting with
acute urticaria Ann Allergy 27:182–187, 1969; cold urticaria with
cold agglutinins and leg ulcers Acta DV 61:451–452, 1981
Eschereria coli sepsis – rose spots
Filariasis – may present with acute urticaria Dermatol Clin
7:313–321, 1989
Fire ant stings (Solenopsis invicta) – clusters of vesicles evolve
into umbilicated pustules on red swollen base; crusting, heal
with scars; urticaria Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 77:87–95,
1996; Allergy 50:535–544, 1995
Fire corals – urticarial lesions followed by vesiculobullous rash,
chronic granulomatous and lichenoid lesions Contact Dermatitis
29:285–286, 1993; Int J Dermatol 30:271–273, 1991
Gianotti–Crosti syndrome (papular acrodermatitis of childhood) –
urticaria-like lesions
Giardiasis Am J Dis Child 137:761–763, 1983
Gnathostomiasis – including urticarial migratory lesions
JAAD 11:738–740, 1984; AD 120:508–510, 1984
Helicobacter pylori – chronic urticaria JAAD 34:685–686, 1996
Hepatitis B JAAD 8:539–548, 1983
Hepatitis C Cutis 61:90–92, 1998; AD 131:1185–1193, 1995
Herpes simplex – urticaria-like appearance
Herpes zoster – urticaria-like appearance
Infectious mononucleosis (Epstein–Barr virus) – urticarial
exanthem; urticaria and cold urticaria Tyring p.149, 2002;
Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition; Rook p.998,1024, 1998,
Sixth Edition
Influenza Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition
Insect bites – urticaria-like lesions The Clinical Management
of Itching; Parthenon; p.60, 2000; tropical rat mite (O. baconi)
Cutis 42:414–416, 1988
Jellyfish sting – acquired cold urticaria Contact Dermatitis
29:273, 1993
Larva currens
Lepidopterism
Loiasis
Lyme disease – generalized urticaria, urticarial vasculitis
JAAD 22:1114–1116, 1990
Malaria – Plasmodium vivax Postgrad Med J 65:266–267, 1989
Melioidosis, pulmonary AD 99:80–81, 1969
Meningococcemia – urticaria-like lesions Pediatrics
60:104–106, 1977
Necator americanus The Clinical Management of Itching;
Parthenon; p.53, 2000
Octopus bite – blue-ringed octopus J Emerg Med 10:71–77,
1992
Onchocerciasis, acute – urticaria-like papules AD
133:381–386, 1997; acute urticaria in Zaire Rook
p.1383, 1998, Sixth Edition
Portuguese man-of-war stings J Emerg Med 10:71–77, 1992
Pseudomonas – swimming pool or hot tub folliculitis; macules,
papules, pustules, urticarial lesions JAMA 239:2362–2364,
1978; JAMA 235:2205–2206, 1976
Q fever – Coxiella burnetii; urticarial lesions JAAD 49:363–392,
2003
Rat bite fever
Rheumatic fever – urticarial eruption Ped Derm 16:288–291, 1999
Rose spots – typhoid fever, Escherichia coli sepsis
Roundworm
Scabies Cutis 33:277–279, 1984
Scarlet fever – erythema marginatum – urticaria-like lesions
Schistosomiasis (Schistosoma japonicum) – Katayama fever –
purpura, arthralgia, systemic symptoms; fever, edema, urticarial
eruption, headache, arthralgias, abdominal pain,
hypereosinophilia occurring 4–6 weeks after infection. The
Clinical Management of Itching; Parthenon; p.53, 2000;
BJD 135:110–112, 1996; Dermatol Clin 7:291–300, 1989
Seabather’s eruption – Cnidaria larvae (Linuche unguiculata
(thimble jellyfish)); Edwardsiella lineata (sea anemone) Rook
p.1476, 1998, Sixth Edition
Sinusitis, chronic Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition
Sparganosis – linear migratory erythema with or without
pustules; urticaria-like lesions
Streptococcal pharyngitis Rook p.2119, 1998, Sixth Edition;
group B Ghatan p.112, 2002, Second Edition
Strongyloides – urticaria Br Med J ii:572–574, 1979; larva
currens AD 124:1826–1830, 1988
Tarantula hairs
Tooth abscess
Toxocariasis (urticarial migratory lesions) (Toxocara canis,
T. cati, T. leonensis) visceral larva migrans Dermatologica
144:129–143, 1972
Trichinosis – periorbital edema, conjunctivitis; transient
morbilliform eruption, splinter hemorrhages Can J Public Health
88:52–56, 1997; Postgrad Med 97:137–139, 143–144, 1995;
South Med J 81:1056–1058, 1988
Trypanosomiasis, African; edema of face, hands, feet with
transient red macular, morbilliform, petechial or urticarial
dermatitis; circinate, annular of trunk Rook p.1407–1408, 1998,
Sixth Edition
Viral syndrome
Yellow jacket sting
INFILTRATIVE DISORDERS
Langerhans cell histiocytosis, urticating Langerhans cell
histiocytosis (Hashimoto–Pritzker disease) Ped Derm 18:41–44,
2001; JAAD 14:867–873, 1986
Lichen myxedematosus (4th variant) – urticaria-like lesions
Int J Derm 26:91–95, 1987; papular mucinosis AD Syphilol
199:71–91, 1954
Juvenile xanthogranuloma – Darier’s sign J Dermatol
10:283–285, 1983
Mastocytosis – urticaria pigmentosa The Clinical Management
of Itching; Parthenon; p.107, 2000; Darier’s sign Rook
p.2341–2344, 1998, Sixth Edition; Acta DV (Stockh)
42:433–439, 1962; mastocytosis, systemic – Darier’s sign
Scleromyxedema – urticarial papules JAAD 38:289–294, 1998
Xanthomas – diffuse normolipemic plane xanthomas –
urticaria-like lesions JAAD 35:829–832, 1996
INFLAMMATORY DISEASES
Eosinophilic myositis/perimyositis JAAD 37:385–391, 1997;
eosinophilic cellulitis-like lesions associated with eosinophilic
myositis – urticaria-like lesions AD 133:203–206, 1997