ARTHRITIDE

(Fr.), n.. Bazin’s term for any cutaneous disease due to arthritism (g. v.). According to that author the a’s are specially characterized by a multiplicity of the primary lesions; by a deep-red color, due to intense congestion that not infrequently leads to cutaneous hemorrhages (petechiæ, etc.); by the absence of decided itching; and by a scanty dis: charge from eroded surfaces. They are usually confined to certain limited regions (such as the hands, feet, face, or genitals), or, when more widely distributed, a ume the form of isolated, circumscribed, asymmetrical patches, which have little tendency to spread and do not become confluent. Moreover. they show a disposition to develop under the influence of chan; of weather or of exposure to cold, and are usually a ociated with other manifestations of arthritism, either in the individual or in his family. [G, 26] Cf. HErPÉTIDE—A*s boutonne uses. A division comprising arthritic prurigo and acne. [Bazin (M, 69).]—A>s bullo-lamelleuses. A division comprising arthritic pemphigus. [Bazin (M, 69),]—A’s circouserites. See A's communes,—A’s communes. The common, or secondary, a’s; including rosacea, intertrigo, acne, sycosis, eczéma circonscrit. herpes succe if et chronique, hydro a vacciniforme, and arthritic forms of pityriasis, psoriasis, Asrth-ri(re)'tez(tas). Gr., épépir as. Fr., arthritie. Gr., épâpiruxés, apOpirns (Ist ais (2d def.) Fr, arth- It, artritico. “IE artritico. 1. Per prurigo, and lichen, (G,26]-A°s graves. See d's tardives. A°8 intermédiaires. See A’s communes—A’s primitives. See érythéma- A’s pseudo -exanthématiques. — A’s primitives teuses. A division of the a’s pseudo-exanthématiques embracing erythema nodosum, papulo-tubercular erythema, urticaria, and pityriasis rubra acuta. [Bazin (L, 87).]—A*s primitives vésiculeuses. A division of the a’s pseudo-exanthématiques embraciny herpes circinatus (Ist def.) and hydro a vesieulosa. [Bazin (L, 87). —A’s pseudo-exanthématiqnes. Syn.: pseudo-exanthémes arthritiques. The arthritic pseudo-exanthemata; including erythema nodosum, papulo-tubercular erythema (érythème papulotuberculeux), urticaria hæmorrhagica, herpes circinatus (Ist def.), vesicular hydro a (hydro a vésiculeux), and parasite rubra aiguë. [G, 26.|—A’s fSeudo-exanthématiques bulleuses. A division comprising acute pemphigus. (M, 69),J—A’s pseudo-exanthématiques érythémate us ‘A ‘division including rheumatic Ge urticaria, and acute di eminated _pityriasis. [Bazin (M, 69).|—A’s psendo-exanthématiques vesiculeuses. A division comprising phlyctenular herpes and zoster. [Bazin (M, 69).|—A’s puro-erustacées. A division comprising arthritic sycosis, ecthyma, and furuncle. [Bazin (M, 69).]—A’s sèches rythémate uses. A division comprising arthritic intertrigo, papulo-tubercular erythema, and chronic arthritic urticaria. [Bain (M, 69).J—A’s sécondaires. See 4’s communes —”s squa meuses. A division comprising arthritic pityriasis and psoriasis. [Bazin (L, 87).]—A’s sub-aignës. See A's pseudo-exanthématiques—A’s tardives et graves. Late a's of a severe character; including the arthritic form of chronic urticaria (cnidosis), eczéma nummulaire (ou suintant généralisé), hydro a bullenx, chronic pemphigus (the arthritic form), and hid rosa den it is. [G, 251006 vésico-squame uses. A division comprising citcum: scribed dry eczema and vacciniform hydro a. [Bazin (L, 87).]