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Calosidades nas mãos e nos seus dedos podem ser devidas a uma grande variedade de ações repetitivas que resultam em fricção e pressão focais. Frequentemente são ocupacionais (p.ex. pelo uso de ferramentas manuais, como plainas e chaves de fenda), mas podem resultar de atividades esportivas e de lazer (p.ex. remo, levantamento de peso, jardinagem, tocar violino ou violão) ou de tarefas cotidianas tais como segurar uma caneta. Também podem resultar de tiques habituais em que a pele é repetidamente picada ou mordida. As localizações comumente afetadas incluem as palmas distais, as superfícies palmares dos dedos e das pontas dos dedos, e as laterais dos dedos. | |||
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Callosities on the hands and fingers may be due to a large variety of repetitive actions which result in focal friction and pressure. They are often occupational (e.g. from use of hand tools such as planes and screw-drivers) but can result from sporting and leisure activities (e.g. rowing, weight-lifting, gardening, violin or guitar-playing) or from everyday tasks such as holding a pen. They may also result from habit tics in which skin is repeatedly picked or bitten. Commonly affected sites include the distal palms, the palmar surfaces of the fingers and fingertips and the sides of the fingers. | |||
Revision as of 08:07, 16 August 2026
Callosities on the hands and fingers may be due to a large variety of repetitive actions which result in focal friction and pressure. They are often occupational (e.g. from use of hand tools such as planes and screw-drivers) but can result from sporting and leisure activities (e.g. rowing, weight-lifting, gardening, violin or guitar-playing) or from everyday tasks such as holding a pen. They may also result from habit tics in which skin is repeatedly picked or bitten. Commonly affected sites include the distal palms, the palmar surfaces of the fingers and fingertips and the sides of the fingers.
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| English | Callosities of hands or fingers |
Callosities on the hands and fingers may be due to a large variety of repetitive actions which result in focal friction and pressure. They are often occupational (e.g. from use of hand tools such as planes and screw-drivers) but can result from sporting and leisure activities (e.g. rowing, weight-lifting, gardening, violin or guitar-playing) or from everyday tasks such as holding a pen. They may also result from habit tics in which skin is repeatedly picked or bitten. Commonly affected sites include the distal palms, the palmar surfaces of the fingers and fingertips and the sides of the fingers. |
