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Os estágios iniciais da hanseníase após o contato com M. leprae podem apresentar poucos sinais e sintomas além de máculas sutis levemente hipopigmentadas ou eritematosas na pele. Nesse estágio, muitas vezes não é possível saber se a doença progredirá para a hanseníase tuberculoide ou lepromatosa e, portanto, é conhecida como hanseníase indeterminada. A lesão nervosa, sensorial ou motora, pode ocorrer neste estágio e pode ser o sinal de apresentação [TAG Dermatologia]. | |||
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The early stages of leprosy following contact with M. leprae may have few signs and symptoms other than subtle slightly hypopigmented or erythematous macules on the skin. At this stage it is often not possible to know whether it will progress towards tuberculoid or lepromatous leprosy and it is therefore known as indeterminate leprosy. Nerve damage, either sensory or motor, can occur in this stage and may be the presenting sign [Dermatology TAG]. | |||
Revision as of 07:02, 14 August 2026
The early stages of leprosy following contact with M. leprae may have few signs and symptoms other than subtle slightly hypopigmented or erythematous macules on the skin. At this stage it is often not possible to know whether it will progress towards tuberculoid or lepromatous leprosy and it is therefore known as indeterminate leprosy. Nerve damage, either sensory or motor, can occur in this stage and may be the presenting sign [Dermatology TAG].
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| English | Indeterminate leprosy |
The early stages of leprosy following contact with M. leprae may have few signs and symptoms other than subtle slightly hypopigmented or erythematous macules on the skin. At this stage it is often not possible to know whether it will progress towards tuberculoid or lepromatous leprosy and it is therefore known as indeterminate leprosy. Nerve damage, either sensory or motor, can occur in this stage and may be the presenting sign [Dermatology TAG]. |
