Chronic radiodermatitis, not elsewhere classified (Q58878): Difference between revisions

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Chronic radiodermatitis first becomes apparent six months or more following exposure of the skin to ionizing radiation and is characterised by atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation alopecia and telangiectasia. Eventually ulceration may occur as the result of a compromised blood supply.

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default for all languages	ID_1078561077
English	Chronic radiodermatitis, not elsewhere classified	Chronic radiodermatitis first becomes apparent six months or more following exposure of the skin to ionizing radiation and is characterised by atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation alopecia and telangiectasia. Eventually ulceration may occur as the result of a compromised blood supply.