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As sequelas cutâneas tardias do uso terapêutico da radiação ionizante. Podem levar de cinco a dez anos para se desenvolver e são caracterizadas por atrofia cutânea, fibrose, discromia, alopecia e telangiectasias com danos associados à gordura subcutânea subjacente.
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The late cutaneous sequelae of the therapeutic use of ionising radiation. It may take five to ten years to develop and is characterised by cutaneous atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation, alopecia and telangiectasia with associated damage to underlying subcutaneous fat.
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CID11:EL61
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dki-india-EL61
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Concluído
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13 August 2026
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Latest revision as of 11:14, 13 August 2026

The late cutaneous sequelae of the therapeutic use of ionising radiation. It may take five to ten years to develop and is characterised by cutaneous atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation, alopecia and telangiectasia with associated damage to underlying subcutaneous fat.
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    Chronic radiodermatitis following radiotherapy
    The late cutaneous sequelae of the therapeutic use of ionising radiation. It may take five to ten years to develop and is characterised by cutaneous atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation, alopecia and telangiectasia with associated damage to underlying subcutaneous fat.

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      13 August 2026
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