Cesari Reticulosis

Sezary reticulosis is a rare skin disease that is characterized by the formation of papules and pustules on the skin, as well as the presence of a red border around the edge of the papules. The disease was discovered in 1936 by French dermatologist Cesar Reticul.

Sezari reticulosis is a malignant skin tumor that develops from cells of the immune system. It appears in the form of red papules, which have a red border along the edge and purulent pustules on the surface. In some cases, papules may coalesce to form large skin lesions.

The main symptom of the disease is itching, which can be very severe. In addition, patients may experience pain and discomfort in the affected areas of the skin. Sezari reticulosis can cause ulcers to form on the skin, which can lead to serious complications such as infections and abscesses.

Treatment of the disease involves the use of various treatment methods, such as surgical removal of the affected areas of the skin, radiation and the use of medications. However, Sezari reticulosis is a very rare disease and its treatment can be difficult.

Seborrheic reticulosis is a rare, chronic skin disease that appears as small, silvery-whitish nodules on the skin or scalp. It is characterized by multiple rashes on an area of ​​skin that is exposed to sunlight and friction. The disease develops in adult men with dark skin tones and manifests itself as a typical rash on the head and face. The size of the nodules ranges from 5 to 15 mm in diameter. Over time, they not only do not disappear, but on the contrary become more and more noticeable, change color, shape and