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O estágio intermediário da pinta desenvolve-se meses a anos após a fase primária e é caracterizado por lesões mais extensas (conhecidas como píntides) que gradualmente mudam de rosa para azul, preto ou cinza e se tornam atróficas.
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The intermediate stage of pinta develops months to years after the primary stage and is characterised by more extensive lesions (known as pintids) which gradually change from pink to blue, black or grey and become atrophic.
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13 August 2026
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The intermediate stage of pinta develops months to years after the primary stage and is characterised by more extensive lesions (known as pintids) which gradually change from pink to blue, black or grey and become atrophic.
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    Intermediate lesions of pinta
    The intermediate stage of pinta develops months to years after the primary stage and is characterised by more extensive lesions (known as pintids) which gradually change from pink to blue, black or grey and become atrophic.

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