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Melanose ocupacional é um aumento da pigmentação da pele atribuível à exposição ocupacional crônica a substâncias como alcatrão de hulha, piche e asfalto. Constituintes fotoativos, incluindo antraceno e fenantreno, são considerados como responsáveis. A pigmentação reticulada desenvolve-se lentamente após exposição prolongada e está associada a atrofia, telangiectasia, pápulas liquenoides e queratose folicular.
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Occupational melanosis is an increase in skin pigmentation attributable to chronic occupational exposure to substances such as coal-tar, pitch and asphalt. Photoactive constituents including anthracene and phenanthrene are thought to be responsible. Reticulate pigmentation develops slowly after prolonged exposure and is associated with atrophy, telangiectasia, lichenoid papules and follicular keratosis.

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Occupational melanosis is an increase in skin pigmentation attributable to chronic occupational exposure to substances such as coal-tar, pitch and asphalt. Photoactive constituents including anthracene and phenanthrene are thought to be responsible. Reticulate pigmentation develops slowly after prolonged exposure and is associated with atrophy, telangiectasia, lichenoid papules and follicular keratosis.
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    Occupational melanosis
    Occupational melanosis is an increase in skin pigmentation attributable to chronic occupational exposure to substances such as coal-tar, pitch and asphalt. Photoactive constituents including anthracene and phenanthrene are thought to be responsible. Reticulate pigmentation develops slowly after prolonged exposure and is associated with atrophy, telangiectasia, lichenoid papules and follicular keratosis.

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