Translation of "Bullae" in German

Haemorrhagic bullae may appear.

In the human, the responses may be characterised by pruritis, erythema, oedema, papules, vesicles, bullae or a combination of these.

A form of hepatic porphyria characterized by photosensitivity resulting in bullae that rupture easily to form shallow ulcers.

His important collection of biblical seals and bullae as well as his Byzantine eulogia glasses were donated to the 'Israel Antiquities Authority', to be exhibited in the Moussaieff Gallery in the new campus of this institution in Jerusalem.

Chronic vesiculobullous disease characterized by flaccid intraepidermal bullae and persistent erosions that develop on normal appearing skin and mucous membranes.

Rare variant of lichen planus characterized by subepidermal vesicles or bullae located on top of pre-existing papules.

Rare variant of pemphigus vulgaris, a chronic vesiculobullous disease characterized by flaccid intraepidermal bullae and persistent erosions.

The acral bullae tend to resolve in childhood, whereas the other cutaneous findings appear gradually and persist into adult life.

Mild variant of pemphigus foliaceus, an immunobullous disease characterized by pruritic, burning, or painful dermatitis, small flaccid intraepidermal bullae and erosions.

Irritant reactions are usually due to heat or chemical injury and may cause erythema, vesicles, and bullae, resulting in painful erosions.

For example, when traders in the Mediterranean region circa 3000 BC invented seals (called bullae) to ensure that their shipments reached their destinations tamper-free, they transformed commerce from local to long distance.

An illness of the airways with an increased obstruction (narrowing of the airways) and so-called trapped air represents a risk factor, as well as bullae in the lung (bubbles of air) or cysts.

Chronic blistering disease characterized by the eruption of tense, subepidermal bullae on erythematous or normal skin.

Spontaneous pneumothorax, meanwhile, may be caused by a foreign body in the lung, lung cancer or abscess, lung disease caused by parasites, or the development of blister-like structures in the dog’s lungs, known as pulmonary bullae.

However, oral lichen planus may also appear with erosions, ulcers (erosive form), as well as with bullae (bullous form).

Bullous pemphigoid is the most common autoimmune blistering disorder occurring in older people (after the 6th decade), characterised by multiple, tense, subepidermal, up to 10 cm in diameter, frequently haemorrhagic bullae on the skin.

Clinically less severe, and histologically more superficial immunobullous disease than pemphigus vulgaris characterized by pruritic, burning, or painful dermatitis, most often in a seborrheic distribution, small flaccid intraepidermal bullae and erosions.

Diffuse corneal edema, a severe corneal edema, may be confused with anterior chamber opacity, but corneal stromal (connective tissue) thickening, keratoconus (degenerative non-inflammatory disorder of the eye), and corneal bullae (fluid-filled blister) are more typically noted with diffuse corneal edema than with hypopyon or lipid flare.