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A radiodermatite crônica torna-se aparente pela primeira vez seis meses ou mais após a exposição da pele à radiação ionizante e é caracterizada por atrofia, fibrose, alopecia, discromia e telangiectasia. Eventualmente, a ulceração pode ocorrer como resultado de um suprimento sanguíneo comprometido. | |||
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Chronic radiodermatitis first becomes apparent six months or more following exposure of the skin to ionizing radiation and is characterised by atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation alopecia and telangiectasia. Eventually ulceration may occur as the result of a compromised blood supply. | |||
Revision as of 06:26, 14 August 2026
Chronic radiodermatitis first becomes apparent six months or more following exposure of the skin to ionizing radiation and is characterised by atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation alopecia and telangiectasia. Eventually ulceration may occur as the result of a compromised blood supply.
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| English | Chronic radiodermatitis, not elsewhere classified |
Chronic radiodermatitis first becomes apparent six months or more following exposure of the skin to ionizing radiation and is characterised by atrophy, fibrosis, dyspigmentation alopecia and telangiectasia. Eventually ulceration may occur as the result of a compromised blood supply. |
