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Eczema atópico infantil é definido como aquele presente durante o primeiro ano de vida. Manifesta-se tipicamente entre o segundo e sexto mês: cerca de 50% dos indivíduos com eczema atópico têm a primeira manifestação na infância. A face e áreas não flexurais são mais comumente afetadas. A área da fralda tende ser relativamente poupada. Acometimento das dobras dos membro, como é típico no eczema tópico da infância, também é frequentemente observado em bebês. | |||
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Infantile atopic eczema is defined as atopic eczema present during the first year of life. It typically first manifests between the ages of 2 and 6 months: approximately 50% of people with atopic eczema first present in infancy. The face and non-flexural areas are commonly affected. The napkin area tends to be relatively spared. Involvement of the limb flexures, as is typical in childhood atopic eczema, is also often seen in infancy. | |||
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Infantile atopic eczema is defined as atopic eczema present during the first year of life. It typically first manifests between the ages of 2 and 6 months: approximately 50% of people with atopic eczema first present in infancy. The face and non-flexural areas are commonly affected. The napkin area tends to be relatively spared. Involvement of the limb flexures, as is typical in childhood atopic eczema, is also often seen in infancy.
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Infantile atopic eczema is defined as atopic eczema present during the first year of life. It typically first manifests between the ages of 2 and 6 months: approximately 50% of people with atopic eczema first present in infancy. The face and non-flexural areas are commonly affected. The napkin area tends to be relatively spared. Involvement of the limb flexures, as is typical in childhood atopic eczema, is also often seen in infancy. |
