### medical science | pathology | lesion:

Ringworm lesion
* appear circular in shape with a raised border around the edges.
* are red, scaly and round.
* become redder, painful and ooze pus.

### medical science | pathology | lesion:

Skin lesion
* Most skin lesions are harmless, although they can cause scarring and disfigurement.
* Skin Lesions are warty, ulcerated, and crusted.
* appear as the water temperature drops in winter
  - normaly in the first weeks after birth
  - on the body, arms, legs, and face
* are abnormal changes or growths in the skin strucure
  - circular in appearance and the skin becomes dry and scaly
  - fairly common during the acute illness
  - injuries
  - present at birth or developin early childhood
  - red and macerated, and usually occur in intertriginous areas
* consist of erythematous macules, urticarial papules and pruritic papules, and plaques
  - papules, pruritic papules, and plaques
* occur in one third to one half of people with sarcoidosis.
* present an histology of sterile vasculitis and granulomatous liponecrosis.
* resembele the chancres of venereal syphilis.

Thalamic lesion
* can and do produce cerebellar or extrapyamidal types of motor deficits
  - primary sensory deficits
* dissociate breathing inhibition by hypoxia and adenosine in fetal sheep.

Vascular lesion
* can also diffusely involve both bone and soft tissue in angiomatosis.
* reduce elastic properties of cerebral white matter and alter tissue strength.

Vesicular lesion
* are rare in humans.
* can also occur on the teats of lactating animals and the snouts of affected swine.

Myopathy
* Most myopathies are symmetric and maximal proximally.
* Myopathies occur two to three times more frequently in women than men.
* is pathology

### medical science | pathology:

Neuropathy
* Many neuropathies have well-defined causes such as diabetes, uremia, or nutritional deficiencies.
* Neuropathies are more likely to develop if blood-glucose levels are poorly controlled
  - if blood-glucose levels are poorly supervised
  - strange and sometimes painful sensations caused by degeneration of nerves
  - can occur due to viral infections of the nerves themselves
* Some neuropathies are painful
  - develop gradually over many years while others have a sudden onset
  - tend to get better on their own without any specific treatment

### medical science | pathology | neuropathy:

Autonomic neuropathy
* is another form of diffuse neuropathy.
* leads to a diminution in sweat and oil gland functionality.

### medical science | pathology | neuropathy:

Diabetic neuropathy
* can affect the motility of the small and large bowels
  - also affect the muscles of the feet, causing deformities such as hammertoes
  - cause insensitivity or a loss in the ability to feel pain, heat, and cold
  - have many dangerous effects
* complication of high blood glucose in people who have diabetes.
* condition that occurs in some persons with diabetes.
* is caused by a prolonged high blood glucose level
  - diagnosed using clinical parameters
  - nerve damage caused by diabetes
  - the name given to the nerve damage caused by diabetes
* kind of nerve damage that happens in people who have diabetes.
* leads to severe pain and loss of sensation in extremities.
* long term complication of diabetes that occurs when the nerves are damaged.
* nerve disorder, a complication of diabetes.
* type of nerve damage that happens in people who have diabetes.

Entrapment neuropathy
* includes compression of a nerve where it passes through a narrow space.
* is also a possibility.

Femoral neuropathy
* Femoral neuropathies can occur secondary to direct trauma, compression, stretch injury or ischemia.
* causes weakness of the quadriceps, which results in difficulty with ambulation.