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Psoríase instável é uma forma inflamatória de psoríase que pode ser precursora de psoríase eritrodérmica ou pustulosa generalizada. Caracteriza-se por inflamação em torno das margens das placas existentes e/ou aparecimento de múltiplas pequenas pápulas e placas inflamatórias. Alguns pacientes podem ter uma tendência por toda a vida para psoríase instável. Tende a ser difícil de controlar sem recorrer a terapia sistêmica. | |||
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Unstable psoriasis is an inflammatory form of psoriasis which may be the precursor of erythrodermic or generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by intense inflammation around the edges of existing plaques and/or the appearance of multiple small fresh inflammatory papules and plaques. Some patients may have a lifelong tendency to unstable psoriasis. It tends to be difficult to control without resort to systemic therapy. | |||
Revision as of 11:06, 13 August 2026
Unstable psoriasis is an inflammatory form of psoriasis which may be the precursor of erythrodermic or generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by intense inflammation around the edges of existing plaques and/or the appearance of multiple small fresh inflammatory papules and plaques. Some patients may have a lifelong tendency to unstable psoriasis. It tends to be difficult to control without resort to systemic therapy.
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| English | Unstable psoriasis |
Unstable psoriasis is an inflammatory form of psoriasis which may be the precursor of erythrodermic or generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by intense inflammation around the edges of existing plaques and/or the appearance of multiple small fresh inflammatory papules and plaques. Some patients may have a lifelong tendency to unstable psoriasis. It tends to be difficult to control without resort to systemic therapy. |
