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Siringocistadenoma papilífero é um hamartoma cutâneo, que se acredita ser derivado das glândulas sudoríparas apócrinas ou, com menor frequência, das glândulas sudoríparas écrinas. Três tipos clínicos foram descritos. O tipo em placa apresenta-se principalmente como uma área sem pelos no couro cabeludo, frequentemente em associação com um nevo sebáceo de Jadassohn; o tipo linear, que geralmente é observado em pescoço ou face, e o tipo nodular solitário, que mostra predileção pelo tronco. | |||
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Syringocystadenoma papilliferum is a skin hamartoma, which is believed to derived from apocrine sweat glands or, less often, from eccrine sweat glands. Three clinical types have been described. The plaque type presents mostly as a hairless area in the scalp, often in association with a sebaceous nevus of Jadassohn; the linear type, which is usually seen on the neck or face, and the solitary nodular type, which shows predilection for the trunk. | |||
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Syringocystadenoma papilliferum is a skin hamartoma, which is believed to derived from apocrine sweat glands or, less often, from eccrine sweat glands. Three clinical types have been described. The plaque type presents mostly as a hairless area in the scalp, often in association with a sebaceous nevus of Jadassohn; the linear type, which is usually seen on the neck or face, and the solitary nodular type, which shows predilection for the trunk.
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Syringocystadenoma papilliferum is a skin hamartoma, which is believed to derived from apocrine sweat glands or, less often, from eccrine sweat glands. Three clinical types have been described. The plaque type presents mostly as a hairless area in the scalp, often in association with a sebaceous nevus of Jadassohn; the linear type, which is usually seen on the neck or face, and the solitary nodular type, which shows predilection for the trunk. |
