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A presença de múltiplas efélides (efélides = sarda) é comumente visto na pele exposta ao sol de indivíduos com pele fototipo I (sensível ao sol). Ocorrem como uma profusão de máculas marrom-claras, particularmente na face e extremidades superiores, e tornam-se mais proeminentes após a exposição solar. Em contraste com os lentigos, histologicamente não há proliferação de queratinócitos. | |||
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The presence of multiple ephelides (ephelis = freckle) as is commonly seen in sun-exposed skin of individuals with phototype I (sun-sensitive) skin. They occur as a profusion of light brown macules, particularly on the face and upper extremities, and become more prominent after sun exposure. In contrast to lentigines there is no keratinocyte proliferation histologically. | |||
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The presence of multiple ephelides (ephelis = freckle) as is commonly seen in sun-exposed skin of individuals with phototype I (sun-sensitive) skin. They occur as a profusion of light brown macules, particularly on the face and upper extremities, and become more prominent after sun exposure. In contrast to lentigines there is no keratinocyte proliferation histologically.
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The presence of multiple ephelides (ephelis = freckle) as is commonly seen in sun-exposed skin of individuals with phototype I (sun-sensitive) skin. They occur as a profusion of light brown macules, particularly on the face and upper extremities, and become more prominent after sun exposure. In contrast to lentigines there is no keratinocyte proliferation histologically. |
