HERPES

(Fr.), n. E2r-pe2z. See HERPES. H. chancriforme. H. genitalium resembling chancres, [a, 34.] H. circine arthritique. Herpes circinatus (1st def.). [G, 26.] H. circine paras it a ire. Tinea circinata. [G, 26.] H. cretace. Lupus erythema to sus, lupus erythema to sus sebaceus. [G, 50.] H. critique. Of Guibourt, h. symptomatic of fever, [a, 34.] H. crustace. See ECZEMA impetiginosum. H. crustace flavescent. See HERPES crust ace us flavescens. H. de la cornee. See HERPES cornece. H. de la tonte. H. in sheep following shearing. [L, 41.] H. du prepuce. See HERPES pro genital is. H. emotif. H. produced in nervous individuals by some powerful emotion, [a. 34.] H. febrile. See HERPES facial is. H. fongueux. Incrusted eczema. [G.] H. genital. See HERPES pro genital is. tl. hydro a. See HYDROA. H. micro bien. Herpes in which the eruption is due to microbes, [a, 34.] H. pemphigo'ide [Devergie]. A form of cutaneous eruption beginning with circumscribed erythematous patches, attended with itching, at the periphery of which various sized blebs appear arranged in circles. As these dry up, the area of inflammation extending, new circles of bullae are formed, the centre of the patch remaining reddened, scaly, and sometimes slightly exuding. [G, 50.] H. phlyctenode pseudo-exanthfimatique. Of Bazin, herpes facial is. herpes pro genital is. and the herpes phlyctsenodes of Will an. [G, 26.] H. phlyctenoYde. See HERPES phlyctoenodes (2d def.). H. phlyctenoi'de confluent. Pemphigus. [G, 7.] H. phlyctnoKde en zdne. Zoster. [G. 7.] H. prem on i to ire. An eruption of herpes prseputialis said to occasionally precede by two or three days the appearance of a syphilitic chancre. [G.] H. ptomai'nique. H. in which the eruption is due to animal alkaloids, [a, 34.] H. pustuleux. Dartre pustule use; of Alibert, a term for certain pustular diseases of the skin. [G, 7.] H. pustuleux coupe rose. Acne. [G, 7.] H. pustuleux mentagre. Sycosis. [G. 7.] H. pustuleux miliaire. Acne simplex. [G, 7.] H. rupiforme [Devergie]. A circulate herpetic eruption, witti the formation of rupial crusts, in a subject of inherited syphilis. [G, 50.] H. succe if et chronique. Of Bazin, an " arthritic " variety of herpes pro genital is (and, more rarely, one of h. facial is) characterized by a tendency to repeated attacks. H. tonsurant. See TINEA tonsurans. [s. 327]