Hautveränderungen als Schlüssel zur Diagnose systemischer Erkrankungen

Zusammenfassung

Die meisten krankhaften Hautveränderungen betreffen nur die Haut selbst. Gelegentlich allerdings zeigt die Haut auch bei nicht primär dermatologischen Erkrankungen mehr oder weniger ausgeprägte Symptome. Einige davon sind so typisch, dass sie als eigentlicher diagnostischer Schlüssel betrachtet werden können. Dieser Beitrag stellt zehn solcher Hautveränderungen vor, die auch für Internisten und Allgemeinmediziner bedeutsam sind.

Abstract

Most pathological skin changes affect only the skin itself. Occasionally, however, the skin also shows more or less pronounced symptoms in non-primary dermatological diseases. Some of these are so typical that they can be regarded as the actual diagnostic key. This article presents ten such skin changes which are also significant for internists and general practitioners.

Schlüsselwörter

Hautveränderungen - systemische Erkrankungen - Diagnose

Keywords

skin lesions - systematic diseases - diagnosis

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