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Anidrose crônica idiopática é um transtorno caracterizado por anidrose corporal total, episódios de rubor e superaquecimento associados à fraqueza, no qual biópsias de pele podem mostrar infiltração peri-écrina com pequenos linfócitos.
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Chronic idiopathic anhidrosis is a disorder characterised by total body anhidrosis, episodes of flushing and overheating associated with weakness, in which skin biopsies may show peri-eccrine infiltration with small lymphocytes.
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15 August 2026
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Chronic idiopathic anhidrosis is a disorder characterised by total body anhidrosis, episodes of flushing and overheating associated with weakness, in which skin biopsies may show peri-eccrine infiltration with small lymphocytes.
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    Acquired idiopathic generalised anhidrosis
    Chronic idiopathic anhidrosis is a disorder characterised by total body anhidrosis, episodes of flushing and overheating associated with weakness, in which skin biopsies may show peri-eccrine infiltration with small lymphocytes.

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