Wood's lamp may help to exclude one type of bacterial infection (erythrasma).[25,26] Treatment options include wound care; elimination of friction, heat, and maceration by keeping skin cool and dry; topical antifungals or antibiotics; low-dose topical steroids; and protective topical barrier agents.
Rose Blanche, as a proper name, appears in French in the first, Swiss, edition. Bearing in mind that the German language is used in the pictures as a documentary feature, one may wonder why the girl wasn't given the German name Rose Weiss in linguistic proximity to the resistance movement, Die weisse Rose..
Word Origin and History for mauve Expand. n. purple dye, 1859, from French mauve, from Old French mauve mallow (13c.), from Latin malva mallow; the dye so called from the color of the mallow plant. Related: Mauvish.