Skin manifestations of liver disease:
Anatomical pathological changes in the skin and its components in liver diseases are:
1- jaundice in chronic liver disease.
2- hyperpigmentation diffuse in the skin causes hepatic cellular damage.
3- Spherical oocytes, expansion of erythematous erythematosus, lead clenching and vasculitis are common manifestations in children.
4- parasitic infections caused by vitamin K deficiency.
5- Hair: soft in liver diseases.
6- Severe and erythrocyte eruption on the upper body is a common manifestation.
7- deficiency of testicular androgens due to hepatic impairment leading to little hair in adults and gynecomastia.
8- Pierre patches: White areas appear on the lower limbs when cooled.
9- Nails: Changes in the nails with the absence of the Lanula and the nail curvature in cirrhosis.
Anatomical pathological changes in the skin and its components in liver diseases are:
1- jaundice in chronic liver disease.
2- hyperpigmentation diffuse in the skin causes hepatic cellular damage.
3- Spherical oocytes, expansion of erythematous erythematosus, lead clenching and vasculitis are common manifestations in children.
4- parasitic infections caused by vitamin K deficiency.
5- Hair: soft in liver diseases.
6- Severe and erythrocyte eruption on the upper body is a common manifestation.
7- deficiency of testicular androgens due to hepatic impairment leading to little hair in adults and gynecomastia.
8- Pierre patches: White areas appear on the lower limbs when cooled.
9- Nails: Changes in the nails with the absence of the Lanula and the nail curvature in cirrhosis.
