Table 3 Teledermatology diagnoses requiring admission
From: Teledermatology in an emergency department: benefits and gaps
Patient | Gender | Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|
1 | Female | Ulcerated foreign body granulomas with secondary bacterial infection |
2 | Male | Generalized exfoliative dermatitis with background of poorly controlled eczema †|
3 | Male | Erythrodermic psoriasis †|
4 | Female | Acute urticaria |
5 | Female | Contact dermatitis with secondary impetiginization and right lower limb cellulitis |
6 | Female | Impetiginized lichen planus †|
7 | Female | Flare of pustular psoriasis †|
8 | Female | Cutaneous small vessel vasculitis |
9 | Female | Flare of discoid eczema †|
10 | Female | Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis |
11 | Female | Flare of psoriasis (absconded and did not return for in-patient review) †|