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Esta é a forma mais comum de poroqueratose disseminada e é muitas vezes referida pela sigla DSAP. As características clínicas e histológicas são essencialmente as mesmas observadas na poroqueratose superficial disseminada, mas a distribuição é limitada à pele cronicamente exposta ao sol, particularmente da parte inferior das pernas e extensora dos antebraços. É vista predominantemente em indivíduos com proteção limitada pela melanina epidérmica. | |||
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This is the most common form of disseminated porokeratosis and is often referred to by the acronym DSAP. The clinical and histological features are essentially the same as seen in disseminated superficial porokeratosis but the distribution is limited to chronically sun-exposed skin, particularly of the lower legs and extensor forearms. It is seen predominantly in individuals with limited protection by epidermal melanin. | |||
Revision as of 14:03, 15 August 2026
This is the most common form of disseminated porokeratosis and is often referred to by the acronym DSAP. The clinical and histological features are essentially the same as seen in disseminated superficial porokeratosis but the distribution is limited to chronically sun-exposed skin, particularly of the lower legs and extensor forearms. It is seen predominantly in individuals with limited protection by epidermal melanin.
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| English | Disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis |
This is the most common form of disseminated porokeratosis and is often referred to by the acronym DSAP. The clinical and histological features are essentially the same as seen in disseminated superficial porokeratosis but the distribution is limited to chronically sun-exposed skin, particularly of the lower legs and extensor forearms. It is seen predominantly in individuals with limited protection by epidermal melanin. |
