#extremities

• Acrocyanosis — A chronic, painless peripheral circulatory disorder characterized by a persistent bluish or livid discoloration of the body's extremities, accompanied by cold sweat and local hypothermia.
• Acrodermatitis — An inflammatory, chronic, or acute dermatological disorder localized exclusively or predominantly on the extremities of the body (hands, feet, fingers), manifesting as cutaneous lesions, erythema, or vesicles.
• Acrodystrophy — A chronic structural disorder characterized by altered trophism and progressive degeneration of the tissues in the body's extremities (hands, feet, digits), often manifesting as recurrent skin ulcerations.
• Acroerythrosis — A peripheral circulatory disorder characterized by a persistent, intense, and often symmetrical reddish or purplish discoloration of the extremities (hands, feet, digits), caused by capillary dilation.
• Acroesthesia — An abnormal and pathological increase in tactile, thermal, or painful sensitivity localized exclusively within the body's extremities, manifesting as exaggerated sensations triggered by minor stimuli.