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Con la lluvia y el tiempo más cálido las matas de Iris Japónica han desplegado su esplendor!
Las pequeñas flores de 8cm de diámetro se convierten en atractivos ramos, abundantes y perfectos.
En Japón, se utiliza de ella el almidón extraido de los rizomas . En China, como hierba medicinale, el rizoma se utiliza para tratar lesiones. ,bronquitis, reumatismo e hinchazones.
Toda la planta es venenosa si es ingerida, en cualquiera de sus partes...
Llegó a Europa, procedente de China, en el 1792 y en la actualidad hay más de 50 cultivares .
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an ETERNAL BOND
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A baby ill with the skin lesions
omnipresent in the third world
the mother too has her share too
it seems
all kinds of nutritional deficiencies
metabolic issues
all is not well
in your TOURIST sites
the POOR get hit right in the eye
while you toast to MACHU PICCU
from your CHAMPAGNE glass
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PLEASE note the leg lesions, commonly known as "Scaly leg" or "Tassel foot" are growths on its legs and feet seen in FINCHES a virus (Fringilla coelebs papillomavirus) Whilst birds with severe lesions can become lame, most affected birds continue to behave normally.
GOOD HYGIIENE measures such as cleaning bird feeders are recommended as a routine to minimise transmission of disease at feeding stations.......
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Literally. Mack's skin lesion is over his right eye so I tried photographing him from the left. Here we are under a big pine tree while he hides from the waste disposal truck at a nearby dumpster.
Ella is well - just hanging out on her heated mat - and not looking very photogenic.
Happy Caturday: Sideview
There are two main causes of leg lesions in British finches:
• Chaffinch papillomavirus (or Fringilla coelebs papillomavirus 1) is a virus in the Papillomaviridae family which
can cause a skin disease known as papillomatosis.
• Cnemidocoptes spp. are mites which belong to the family Sarcoptidae that can cause a skin disease known as
cnemidocoptosis. In finches, C. jamaicensis is the most common mite species, while C. mutans typically affects
poultry and C. pilae affects psittacine birds (such as pet budgerigars).
There are many colloquial names for leg lesions in finches, including “tassel foot”, “mange” and “scaly foot”.
They are not a frequent cause of death but may compromise the welfare of affected birds: there is no evidence that
they pose a conservation threat. www.gardenwildlifehealth.org
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'Leg lesions, commonly known as ‘scaly leg’ or ‘tassel foot’, are growths on the legs and feet seen in finches in Britain and mainland Europe. Leg lesions in Chaffinches are one of the most frequently observed signs of ill health in British garden birds, and have been known to occur for decades.'
The lesions on Jimmy's tongue came back and were scraped off in September He received steroids injections at that time - both directly on his tongue and a systemic one. The lesions came right back, seemingly resistant now to steroids. We are trying him on a month-long course of doxycycline, not because he has an infection but because of the anti-inflammatory component of doxy. He seems perfectly healthy and his tongue doesn't seem to bother him so let's hope the doxy helps get rid of the lumps.
Happy Caturday: Whiskers
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Mr Rocky waiting for me to sit down
on the wooden bench. I did, leaned
forward an Rocky buried his big
head into my chest. Soon,
Mama wormed her way
into the embrace ;-)
Didn't make it this morning so I went
to Plan B. Loaded the sidecar with
Mr Boney Baloney and took off
for the dog doctors clinic.
Picked up two shots for
Boney and medicine
for the new pony.
Last time I was at the temple and
interacted with the horse I noticed
some open lesions and sores on his
back. Maybe 7 inches long 1 inch wide.
I injected Boney once we returned home.
Early tomorrow morning I'll be heading in
an easterly direction before mornings light.
2 wheeled bike will be loaded to the hilt.
And no, so far I have not purchased
new tires but they are full of air.
Tread is still no better ! .......;-(
To much stuff coming at me way to fast but
new tires is still on the top of list. I promise.
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This is the dorsal fin of a Humpback Whale bearing a serious set of Orca teethmarks. Moreover, it bears some older scars that have healed, in the form of long lesions, though I'm not sure what might have caused these. The lumps are acorn barnacles (Coronula diadema) that only occur on whales, primarily Humpbacks. Both parts of the Barnacles' scientific name refer to the crown-like appearance, which you can see, though I'm not sure where acorn fits in. After a year the barnacles fall off, leaving a circular scar, which you can see looking like coffee mug rings on the right of the photo. This was taken in Antarctica and you can see sea ice in the background.
Some of the miners have skin lesions on their shoulders, and sometimes even spinal disfigurements from carrying heavy loads of sulphur up and down Ijen.
Recoveree?
The healed lesions on this rabbit's ear suggest recovery from myxomatosis. However, the face is free of lesions, so I am a little uncertain. Some rabbits do recover from myxo, and when they die out and an immunologically immune generation takes their place you will get another wave of myxo doing what it is supposed to do... keep down the rabbit numbers.
As an illustration of the harm rabbits do to the natural environment in Australia, I watched this fellow through my lens while it munched on a little tree shoot that has emerged since the rain.
Callum Brae, Australian Capital Territory, February, 2016.
Manolo Sánchez, con una lesión de muñeca, muy común en el desarrollo de esta profesión. Cuando entran a matar y pinchan en hueso, con la fuerza de la embestida del toro y la inercia que lleva el matador, el encontronazo es un choque de trenes que va a parar directamente a esa articulación.
Mas fotos en éste monográfico:
Meraj Uddin with congenital extreme white skin disease . with a spot of high. Exposure to direct sunlight caused lesions on his face. he suffers physically and mentally cause of not being able to go to direct sunlight because of skin problems which also affect their eyes. even children of their age in society are very hesitant to mix with them Which makes their life difficult and mentally depressing. and their parents are now hopeless about the cure for their child.
El desfile (incesante) de trenes por la estación marsellesa toma más tono cuando salen a escena los TGV. De todos los colores, formas, longitudes y prestancias. Y como hay que dar servicio, cuando alguno se lesiona hay que tomar medidas.....
A este TGV 2N que vemos llegar, una avería le amputó una de sus cabezas. No problem, se coge una cabeza Atlantique destrenada y se une al tren descabezado. Se recupera el actor y sale a escena sin más. Algo así como nuestro famoso Euromed de Torredembarra, pero al revés. Aquél tomo una cabeza 2N en un cuerpo 1N, y aquí SNCF nos muestra el caso contrario.
Evidentemente en doble, y evidentemente lleno, (política comercial agresiva es la clave), este TGV se pasea desde París hasta Montpellier dando el rodeo por la capital marsellesa. Así, de paso, capta viajeros. Igual que en España......[TGV 290/711 + 704/708, Marseille Saint Charles, 18/8/2014]
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Medical Approach: First Aid
Those having been said, the lesion from a higad attack is basically an inflammatory response of the body to the offending caterpillar hairs. What’s recommended is to do the following:
1. Remove all jewelry/accessories from the area (if arms/legs). Gently wash the affected area with soap and water, then dry without coming into contact with the skin (e.g. use a hair dryer/fan).
2. Apply alcohol or ammonia to cool the area and temporarily relieve symptoms;
3. Apply sticky tape (duct tape, cellophane tape, etc) onto the area to pull off retained hairs. Alternative methods include the use of rubber cement, clear fingernail polish, or facial peeling solutions – all of which should be applied, allowed to dry, then peeled off.
4. If the affected area is an arm or leg, splint, elevate, then apply ice/cold compress to reduce the swelling.
If the victim accidentally inhaled the caterpillar hairs, or has a history of allergies, immediately seek consult at the nearest health facility/with the nearest available physician. In case of caterpillar hairs finding their way into the victim’s eyes, flush the eyes with copious amounts of clean and cool water.
Popular Remedies
Similar to the cure for a bad hangover, caterpillar envenomation seems to be a shared experience that transcends generations – hence the multitude of popular remedies (some effective, others outrageous) “prescribed” by your friendly neighborhood… neighbor. There’s the application of vinegar – that has some scientific basis in that acidic vinegar does dissolve the alkaline caterpillar hairs (but not the parts already in your skin); there’s the application of urine – same principle as vinegar, urine being somewhat acidic; there’s rubbing the area with rock salt followed by virgin coconut oil; and then there’s pouring hot candle wax over the area (kinky!) then stripping it off once cool – to pull out the hairs.
"El arte es una mentira que nos acerca a la verdad."
Pablo Picasso
Se que fue un tema que ya se toco, se comento y se compartio, pero esto es enserio?
La semana pasada salieron unos videos hechos por el MINISTERIO DE CULTURA donde de manera jocosa y un poco satirica ofenden sin asco el oficio del artista en Colombia.
Primero desde mi percepcion personal de ente, me parece una falta de respeto por parte de esta entidad que vea a los artistas como unos estupidos gomelos "CON TODO RESPETO GENTE FRESITA Y ACOMODADA" que necesitan de un masajista personal para no estresarse, o que su fuente de inspiración sea la plata.
A donde vamos a llegar si seguimos a juzgando a los artistas sin antes conocerlos como diria el mismiso #portavoz
" Y QUE SEPAS MI NOMBRE NO QUIERE DECIR QUE ME CONOZCAS"
A la mierda el Ministerio, las convocatorias, los impuestos, los estimulos y presupuestos para que?
PARA QUE DESPUES LANCEN PUYAS ENCONTRA DE LOS QUE SE DEDICAN DE ALMA, CUERPO Y ESPIRITU A ESTA GRAN OFICIO DE SER ARTISTA.
Saben que puede meterse esos video estimulantes y esa guia de impuestos por el ass.
SINO SABE DE QUE LE ESTOY HABLANDO MIRE Y EMPAPECE DEL TEMA o pueda que pegatina este miando fuera del tiesto.
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It started about 3-4 years ago, when I first noticed a roughly square pink blotch on the side of my head, between my right eye and ear. This is where the plastic buckle of my swimming goggles rubs, so I didn't think anything of it at the time.
By the beginning of 2022, the skin of the blotch was becoming a darker shade of pink and starting to flake; A small lump that felt like a blister had also formed just at my hairline.
By the autumn of 2022, the lump had grown to a crusty-looking lesion that would bleed easily and then scab over, without ever fully healing. A surgeon noticed this and asked me how long I'd had the lesion. When I told him, his immediate response was that it could be cancerous, and that I should get it looked at without delay. Sure enough, it turns out to be a squamous cell carcinoma, which I am hopefully going to have removed in the next few weeks.
The moral is that if you ever see anyone with a crusty skin lesion like this that repeatedly bleeds, scabs over and never seems to heal, please suggest that they get it looked at!
Si vuestra herida es, sencillamente, una simple lesión de los tejidos penetrante o contusa, una ofensa a la piel originada por violencia exterior, más o menos extensa o lacerante, más o menos profunda...la solución es fácil: una cura con la asepsia debida, una limpia sutura realizada por un buen terapeuta, y sólo os quedará la cicatriz. O ni siquiera eso: puro olvido.
Más si la herida oculta su amenaza en hondos laberintos, y extiende la espiral de su amargura por secretas regiones, invadiendo los huecos intangibles, las calladas raíces de lo humano, lenta será la lucha, imposible su exacta curación.
Habitará en vosotros como un huésped cercano y duradero, sangre será de vuestra propia sangre,testigo implacable del latido.
Con el tiempo será la compañera de tristes aventuras:
quizá lleguéis a amarla porque os ame con su aterida voz, con la certeza de su tenaz caricia.
Y algún día despertaréis sin miedo respirando por ella, y en su imperio quedará encarcelada vuestra vida.
Aunque os ciegue su llanto, aunque os pese su carga de dolor.
Poeta Antonio Porpetta - Mi gente, mi paisaje, la memoria, el valle, el cid, la luz, el mar cercano...Elda en mi corazón, Elda en mi historia.
Elda (Alicante - Comunidad Valenciana - Pais Valencià - Spain)
DURANTE ESA VIDA SUFRISTE MUCHAS LESIONES.
¿LA ADVERSIDAD TE FORTALECIÓ AUN MÁS?
Más que fortaleza, lo que más he tenido siempre es pasión e ilusión por lo que hacía antes de las lesiones.
La motivación interior de querer superar esas situaciones la he tenido durante toda mi carrera y espero seguir teniéndola.
Todas estas cosas negativas que me han pasado en mi carrera pues también me han hecho valorar y disfrutar lo bueno.
Es mejor no tener lesiones, pero pasar por momentos malos también te ayudan a saber valorar.
Entrevista a Rafael Nadal en La Nación
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SNAKE FUNGAL DISEASE
Snake fungal disease (SFD), caused by the fungus Ophidiomyces ophiodiicola, is an emerging pathogen of snakes identified in more than 15 genera of captive and free-ranging snakes in 21 states.Snake Fungal Disease, Photo by Matt Allender
SFD is not considered a risk to people.
Some infected snakes show no symptoms. Others develop facial swelling and disfigurement, skin and scale lesions and internal lesions. For some snakes, the disease is fatal.
The fungus can persist in the soil. The route of transmission is unknown, but may occur through contact with soil, other infected snakes, or from mother to offspring.
SFD in Indiana
Researchers from the University of Illinois first identified SFD in Indiana in late 2017 during a surveillance project for the disease.
The researchers swabbed the skin of 53 snakes from 10 Indiana counties. Of those, 13 tested positive for the fungus. Two of those 13 snakes had visible lesions. Species that tested positive included the northern water snake (Nerodia sipedon), racer (Coluber constrictor), milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum) and queen snake (Regina septemvittata).
The surveillance project was funded by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources State Wildlife Grant T7R22.
Field work will resume in spring 2018.
Why monitoring SFD is important
Snakes are important predators and play a critical role in maintaining a balanced ecosystem. Having healthy snake populations in Indiana is necessary to keep rodent populations in check.
Documenting the distribution of this disease will help us develop conservation and management plans.
Snake fungal disease may cause high mortality rates in eastern massasauga rattlesnakes (Sistrurus catenatus), a federally threatened and state-endangered species in parts of northern Indiana. The potential long-term effect on populations of massasaugas and other snakes remains uncertain.
There are two areas of inflammation, one each on the inside portion of the cheek that is adjacent to the outside surface of the carnasal teeth, a.k.a fourth upper premolars. See the other side. The dental tartar that accumulates on the outside surface of these teeth irritates the tissue that it touches on the inside of the mouth. Regular professional cleanings, as well as home dental care help to prevent these lesions.
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Jasmine has to wear this elizabethan collar this week in an attempt to keep her from licking a tiny lesion on her front paw...which was starting to turn into a nasty "lick granuloma" She had a lick granuloma a few years ago and it was horrific trying to get rid of it...so we're nipping this in the bud early.
I hate this stiff plastic collar as she bangs it going thru the door[s]....bangs the cats with it and busted one already last night when going thru the opened patio door. I have a soft collar and one that looks like an innertube....but this one she can't remove.
This young woman has been suffering because of ingrown hair on the bikini line for years. Miraculously, the lesions produced by the hair (furuncles) hardly have left permanent scars. Fortunately, she has decided to solve this problem with Electrolysis. However, before beginning permanent hair removal, all trapped hairs need to be removed. Only in this way, her skin will have a beautiful and healthy look as if there had never been a single hair. The content in this video under youtube community guidlines is NOT intended to be shocking, sensational or disrespectful to anyone. This video is for educational purposes I have a skin condition which allows a lot of ingrown hair to grow. No I don’t wax or shave my arms I clip them to a shorter height so I can remove the ingrown hairs. A lot of people do suffer from ingrown hairs and i know how painful they can be so please use these videos to educate yourselves in which way to grip your skin with tweezers so you too can remove your ingrown hairs Thick, Chunky Ingrown, Hair Removed, ingrown hair cyst, ingrown hair, ingrown hair removal, ingrown hair removed, Ingrown Hair, Pus, Hair, Dream Out Shout Back Youtube, Medicine, Disease, ingrown blood, ingrown hair, pulled squeezed, tweezer tweezers, hair skin removed removal makeup, Cosmetics, Free New, Quotation, Account Speech Member, Fashion, female health, Hygiene, Freedom, Hair Removal, Pimple" This video may contain dermatologic surgical and/or procedural content. The content seen in this video is provided only for General medical education purposes and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Thick, Chunky Ingrown, Hair Removed, ingrown hair cyst, ingrown hair, ingrown hair removal, ingrown hair removed, Ingrown Hair, Pus, Hair, Dream Out Shout Back Youtube, Medicine, Disease, ingrown blood, ingrown hair, pulled squeezed, tweezer tweezers, hair skin removed removal makeup, Cosmetics, Free New, Quotation, Account Speech Member, Fashion, female health, Hygiene, Freedom, Hair Removal, Pimple"
This lesion was an incidental finding on a hemorrhoidectomy specimen on a 48-year-old woman. The K-67 antigen is a proliferation marker. The lesion (on the left) shows strong nuclear reactivity throughout the thickness of the epithelium, while the normal mucosa shows reactivity only in the basal layer, where proliferation normally occurs.
Collection:
Images from the History of Medicine (IHM)
Publication:
Bethesda, MD : U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Health & Human Services, [2010]
Language(s):
English
Format:
Still image
Subject(s):
Cowpox,
Hand
Genre(s):
Book Illustrations
Abstract:
Image of a color etching of a hand and wrist with cowpox lesions, from Edward Jenner's Inquiry into the causes and effects of the variolae vaccinae, facing p. 32. The etching, delicately touched up with water color, shows several stages of cowpox, from early blistering to its later dimpled rupture.
Related Title(s):
Hidden treasure and Is part of: Inquiry into the causes and effects of the variolae vaccinae; See related catalog record: 2493003R
Extent:
1 online resource (1 image)
NLM Unique ID:
101596464
NLM Image ID:
A033079
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