skin disorders
Erythroderma
Introduction
Erythroderma is severe inflammation that causes most of the skin surface to become red. Several skin disorders can result in erythroderma: Different types of Overview of Dermatitis (for example, Psoriasis None Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris None Drug Rashes None Lichen Planus None Cutaneous T-cell Lymphomas (particularly Sézary syndrome) Ichthyosis None Erythroderma can develop in people who have skin disorders, such as those listed above, but it can also develop spontaneously in people who have no history of a skin disorder. An older term for erythroderma isexfoliative dermatitis. This term is rarely used now. 