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Este fenômeno descreve o rápido aparecimento simultâneo de múltiplos nevos melanocíticos, frequentemente centenas em número, em pele exposta ao sol previamente não acometida. O fenômeno tem sido associado a imunossupressão, particularmente em indivíduos que realizaram transplante renal e em indivíduos que estão recebendo quimioterapia contra câncer, e pode ser considerado uma contraparte mais avançada de lentiginose eruptiva generalizada. | |||
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This phenomenon describes the rapid simultaneous appearance of multiple melanocytic naevi, often hundreds in number, on previously uninvolved sun-exposed skin. The phenomenon has been linked to immunosuppression, particularly in renal transplant recipients and in individuals receiving cancer chemotherapy, and may be considered a more advanced counterpart of generalised eruptive lentiginosis. | |||
Revision as of 04:43, 13 August 2026
This phenomenon describes the rapid simultaneous appearance of multiple melanocytic naevi, often hundreds in number, on previously uninvolved sun-exposed skin. The phenomenon has been linked to immunosuppression, particularly in renal transplant recipients and in individuals receiving cancer chemotherapy, and may be considered a more advanced counterpart of generalised eruptive lentiginosis.
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| English | Generalised eruptive melanocytic naevi |
This phenomenon describes the rapid simultaneous appearance of multiple melanocytic naevi, often hundreds in number, on previously uninvolved sun-exposed skin. The phenomenon has been linked to immunosuppression, particularly in renal transplant recipients and in individuals receiving cancer chemotherapy, and may be considered a more advanced counterpart of generalised eruptive lentiginosis. |
