Buschke disease

scle·re·de·ma a·dul·to·'rum

a benign spreading induration of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, possibly streptoccocal in origin, that may follow a febrile illness, with nonpitting thickening and induration of the skin by collagen and mucin deposit appearing first on the head and neck and extending over the trunk; a misnomer, because the disease is not restricted to adults. Synonym(s): Buschke disease

Buschke disease

(1) Scleredema, see there.
(2) Cryptococcosis.

scle·re·de·ma a·dul·to·rum

(skler'ĕ-dē'mă ā-dŭl-tōr'ŭm) A benign spreading induration of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, possibly streptococcal in origin, which may follow a febrile illness, with thickening of the skin by collagen and mucin deposit.
Synonym(s): Buschke disease, scleroedema adultorum.

Buschke,

Abraham, Polish-born German dermatologist, 1868-1943. Buschke disease - obsolete eponym for cryptococcosis. Synonym(s): scleredema adultorumBuschke-Löwenstein tumor - a large type of condyloma acuminatum found in the genitals. Synonym(s): giant condylomaBuschke-Ollendorf syndrome - Synonym(s): osteopoikilosisBusse-Buschke disease - see under Busse