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A celulite dissecante é um transtorno inflamatório destrutivo do couro cabeludo caracterizado por perifoliculite disseminada com abscesso dérmico e formação de trato fistuloso e cicatrizes extensas. Ocorre predominantemente em homens negros com idade entre 18 e 40 anos. Pode estar associada a hidradenite supurativa e acne conglobata (tríade de oclusão folicular) e a cisto pilonidal. Inchaços dolorosos se desenvolvem ao redor do vértex do couro cabeludo e coalescem para formar ondulações e sulcos edematosos irregulares. Com o tempo, uma extensa rede de tratos sinusais que secretam pus pode se desenvolver. Segue-se alopecia progressiva cicatricial permanente. | |||
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Dissecting cellulitis is a destructive inflammatory disorder of the scalp characterised by widespread perifolliculitis with dermal abscess and sinus tract formation and extensive scarring. It occurs predominantly in black males aged between 18 and 40 years. It may be associated with hidradenitis suppurativa and acne conglobata (follicular occlusion triad), and with pilonidal sinus. Painful swellings develop around the vertex of the scalp and coalesce to form irregular undulating oedematous ridges and furrows. With time an extensive network of sinuses discharging pus may develop. Progressive scarring and permanent alopecia ensue. | |||
Revision as of 11:17, 13 August 2026
Dissecting cellulitis is a destructive inflammatory disorder of the scalp characterised by widespread perifolliculitis with dermal abscess and sinus tract formation and extensive scarring. It occurs predominantly in black males aged between 18 and 40 years. It may be associated with hidradenitis suppurativa and acne conglobata (follicular occlusion triad), and with pilonidal sinus. Painful swellings develop around the vertex of the scalp and coalesce to form irregular undulating oedematous ridges and furrows. With time an extensive network of sinuses discharging pus may develop. Progressive scarring and permanent alopecia ensue.
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Dissecting cellulitis is a destructive inflammatory disorder of the scalp characterised by widespread perifolliculitis with dermal abscess and sinus tract formation and extensive scarring. It occurs predominantly in black males aged between 18 and 40 years. It may be associated with hidradenitis suppurativa and acne conglobata (follicular occlusion triad), and with pilonidal sinus. Painful swellings develop around the vertex of the scalp and coalesce to form irregular undulating oedematous ridges and furrows. With time an extensive network of sinuses discharging pus may develop. Progressive scarring and permanent alopecia ensue. |
