List of skin signs
This is a list of medical signs seen in skin, some of which are named for individuals.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
A
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Abrasion[7] | Wound of skin; partial thickness.[7] | Trauma[7] | ||
Asboe-Hansen sign[4] | Blister: extension of a blister to adjacent unblistered skin when pressure is put on top of it.[8] | Pemphigus vulgaris[8] | Gustav Asboe-Hansen | |
Albright's dimple sign[1] | Dimples of knuckles on making a fist[4] | Short metacarpals in Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy associated with pseudohypoparathyroidism and pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism[9] | Fuller Albright | |
Antenna sign[1] | Keratosis pilaris[1] | |||
Atrophy | ||||
Auspitz's sign[1] | Bleeding spots after scratching skin[1] | Psoriasis[1] |
|
Heinrich Auspitz |
B
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Barnet's sign[10] | Scleroderma[1] | |||
Battle's sign[4] | Bruising behind the ear in fracture of middle cranial fossa[4] | William Henry Battle | ||
Beau lines[11] | Grooves across the nail plate[11] | Severe illness, acute stress[11] | Joseph Honoré Simon Beau | |
Blaschko's lines | Alfred Blaschko | |||
Blister[8] | Vesicle[8]
(Small blister) |
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Bulla[8]
(Large blister) |
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Blue dot sign[12] | Torsion of the testicular appendix[12] | |||
Blue scrotum sign of Bryant | Abdominal aortic aneurysm | John Henry Bryant | ||
Borsari's sign | Giovanni Battista Borsieri | |||
Braverman's sign | Connective tissue disease[3] | Irwin M. Braverman | ||
Branham's sign[1] | ||||
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner sign[13] | Bumps close together[14] | Insect bites[13] | ||
Burrow | ||||
Butterfly rash[5] | Systemic lupus erythematosus[5] | |||
Butterfly sign[1] | Dermatomyositis | |||
Buttonhole sign[4] | Bump that can be pushed into skin[1] | Neurofibromatosis type I[1] | ||
C
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Carpet tack sign[1] | ||||
Casal collar | Redness and darkening of the skin around the neck, seen in people with pellagra.[15] | Gaspar Casal | ||
Chagas–Mazza–Romaña's sign[1] | ||||
Cornflake sign[16] | Hyperkeratosis lenticularis perstans | |||
Coral bead sign[17] | Papules near nail fold[17] | Multicentric reticulohistiocytosis[17] | ||
Coudability sign[18] | Hair sign | Alopecia areata[18] | ||
Crowe sign[1] | Freckles in underams[1] | Neurofibromatosis type I[1] | Frank W. Crowe | |
Crusts[8] | ||||
Cullen's sign[1] | Bruising around umbilicus in acute pancreatitis | Thomas Stephen Cullen | ||
Cyst | ||||
D
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Darier's sign[4] | Ferdinand-Jean Darier | |||
Dennie–Morgan fold | Charles Clayton Dennie | |||
Dermatoglyphics | ||||
Desquamation | ||||
Dimple sign[4] | Depression of skin when squeezed. | Dermatofibroma | ||
E-F
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Erosions[8] | [19] | |||
Fissure | Cracks, clefts | |||
G
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gottron's papules[4] | Heinrich Adolf Gottron | |||
Grey Turner's sign[4] | George Grey Turner | |||
Groove sign[4] | ||||
H
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Hair collar sign[4] | ||||
Hanging curtain sign[4] | Pityriasis rosea[20] | |||
Heliotrope sign[21] | Dermatomyositis[21] | |||
Hertoghe’s sign[4] | ||||
Hoagland’s sign[22] | Infectious mononucleosis[22] | |||
Holster sign[4] | ||||
Hives | Urticaria, wheals | |||
Hutchinson's sign | Jonathan Hutchinson | |||
I-J
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Janeway lesion | Edward Gamaliel Janeway | |||
K
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Kerr's sign | ||||
Koebner phenomenon | Heinrich Koebner | |||
Koplik's spots | Henry Koplik | |||
L
Term Description | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Langer's lines | Karl Langer | ||||
Leser–Trélat sign[23] | seborrheic keratoses: sudden occurrence of many associated with an internal cancer as part of a paraneoplastic syndrome[23] | Edmund Leser, Ulysse Trélat (1800s) | A more accurate description was given by Eugen Von Hollander in 1900.[24] | ||
Lichenification[7] | |||||
M
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Macule[7] | ||||
Maceration | ||||
Morbilliform | ||||
N-O
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) | Notes |
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Nikolsky's sign | Pyotr Nikolsky (1858 – 1940) | ||||
Nodule[7] | |||||
Ollendorff probe sign[25] | Pain on prodding lesion[25] | Secondary syphilis[25] | Helene Ollendorff Curth (1899 - 1982) | Several dermatological publications refer to the sign as the Buschke-Ollendorf sign.[26] However, Ollendorf Curth described the sign before going to work with Buschke and she and others clarify that the sign is called Ollendorffs sign.[25][27] | |
Osler node | William Osler | ||||
P
Term | Description | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|
Papule[7] | A papule is a small, well-defined bump in the skin. | ||
Pastia's lines | Constantin Chessec Pastia | ||
Patch[7] | |||
Pear sign[8] | |||
Plaque[7] | |||
Pustule[7] | |||
R
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
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Racoon sign | ||||
Renbök phenomenon | ||||
Reticulate skin | ||||
Reverse Namaskar sign | Ehlers–Danlos syndrome | |||
Romana's sign[28] | Chagas disease[28] | Cecilio Romana | ||
Rope sign | ||||
Round fingerpad sign | ||||
Rumpel–Leede sign | ||||
Russell’s sign | ||||
S
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
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Scales[16] | ||||
Scar | ||||
Scratch marks | excoriations | |||
Serpiginous skin | ||||
Shawl sign | Dermatomyositis | |||
T
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Tent sign | ||||
Thumbprint sign | ||||
Tin-tack sign | ||||
Telangiectasia | ||||
Toy soldier sign | ||||
Tripe palms | Thick ridged velvety palms, typically as part of a paraneoplastic syndrome[29] | |||
Tumor | ||||
U
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ugly duckling sign[30] | Spot that appears out of place[30] | |||
Ulcers | ||||
Umbilication[31] | Dip in skin bump[31] | |||
V
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
V sign[32] | Trichotillomania[32] | |||
Vesicle | ||||
W
Term | Description | Cause | Image | Eponymous (named for) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Walzel sign[4] | ||||
Wickham striae | Louis Frédéric Wickham | |||
Winterbottom's sign[4] | Thomas Winterbottom | |||
Wolf's isotopic response | ||||
See also
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