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Eversão do lábio resultante de contraturas envolvendo a pele perioral adjacente. O lábio inferior é muito mais comumente afetado do que o lábio superior. O ectrópio do lábio inferior é uma complicação particular de queimaduras faciais graves. O ectrópio também pode resultar como complicação de cirurgia ou crioterapia envolvendo a pele perioral, p.ex., para remoção ou destruição de cânceres de pele. Raramente pode resultar de condições genéticas da pele, especialmente ictiose arlequim. | |||
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An eversion of the lip resulting from contractures involving adjacent perioral skin. The lower lip is much more commonly affected than the upper lip. Ectropion of the lower lip is a particular complication of severe facial burns. Ectropion may also result as a complication of surgery or cryotherapy involving perioral skin, e.g. for removal or destruction of skin cancers. Rarely it may result from genetic skin conditions, especially harlequin ichthyosis. | |||
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An eversion of the lip resulting from contractures involving adjacent perioral skin. The lower lip is much more commonly affected than the upper lip. Ectropion of the lower lip is a particular complication of severe facial burns. Ectropion may also result as a complication of surgery or cryotherapy involving perioral skin, e.g. for removal or destruction of skin cancers. Rarely it may result from genetic skin conditions, especially harlequin ichthyosis.
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An eversion of the lip resulting from contractures involving adjacent perioral skin. The lower lip is much more commonly affected than the upper lip. Ectropion of the lower lip is a particular complication of severe facial burns. Ectropion may also result as a complication of surgery or cryotherapy involving perioral skin, e.g. for removal or destruction of skin cancers. Rarely it may result from genetic skin conditions, especially harlequin ichthyosis. |
