Tattoos or tattoo reactions of skin

Description

Tattoos are the result of injection into the skin of insoluble coloured pigments as ornamentation of the body, or of inert materials such as coal dust as a result of superficial trauma or blast injury. They may provoke both allergic and foreign body reactions.

Index terms

Tattoos or tattoo reactions of skin
Skin reactions to decorative tattoo
skin reaction to tattoo NOS

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tattoo skin pigmentation
Skin reactions to professional tattoo
Skin reactions to amateur tattoo
Skin reactions to traumatic tattoo
Skin reactions to occupational tattoo
Colliers' stripes
Tattoo reaction
Allergic tattoo reaction
hypersensitivity skin reaction to tattoo
Eczematous tattoo reaction
Lichenoid tattoo reaction
Non-allergic tattoo reaction
Granulomatous tattoo reaction
Sarcoidal tattoo reaction
Tattoo infection
tattoo induced infection

Sibling codes

EH93.1 – Foreign body reaction to inorganic matter in the skin
EH93.2 – Foreign body reaction to organic matter in the skin
EH93.3 – Foreign body granuloma of skin
EH93.Y – Other specified dermatoses due to foreign bodies in the skin
EH93.Z – Dermatoses due to foreign bodies in the skin, unspecified

Foundation entity

Tattoos or tattoo reactions of skin – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/295554473

Part of: EH93: Dermatoses due to foreign bodies in the skin › 14: Diseases of the skin