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Qualquer transtorno do escroto, causado por falta de higiene ou irritação da pele. Esta afecção é caracterizada por inflamação superficial do tecido.
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Any disorder of the scrotum, caused by poor hygiene or chafing of the skin. This condition is characterised by superficial inflammation of the tissue.
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13 August 2026
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 13 August 2026

Any disorder of the scrotum, caused by poor hygiene or chafing of the skin. This condition is characterised by superficial inflammation of the tissue.
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    Inflammatory disorders of scrotum
    Any disorder of the scrotum, caused by poor hygiene or chafing of the skin. This condition is characterised by superficial inflammation of the tissue.

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      13 August 2026
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