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Atrophoderma vermiculatum é uma variante da ceratose pilar atrófica na qual múltiplas pápulas foliculares ceratóticas aparecem nas bochechas, lábio superior e testa durante a metade da infância e depois se resolvem com cicatrizes atróficas reticuladas semelhantes a favos de mel. Em contraste com outras formas de queratoses pilosas atróficas, não há envolvimento das sobrancelhas, cílios ou couro cabeludo. A progressão para após a puberdade. | |||
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Atrophoderma vermiculatum is a variant of keratoses pilaris atrophicans in which multiple keratotic follicular papules appear on the cheeks, upper lip, and forehead during mid childhood and then resolve with reticulate atrophic scarring resembling honeycomb. In contrast to other forms of keratoses pilaris atrophicans there is no involvement of the eyebrows, eyelashes or scalp. Progression stops after puberty. | |||
Revision as of 11:40, 16 August 2026
Atrophoderma vermiculatum is a variant of keratoses pilaris atrophicans in which multiple keratotic follicular papules appear on the cheeks, upper lip, and forehead during mid childhood and then resolve with reticulate atrophic scarring resembling honeycomb. In contrast to other forms of keratoses pilaris atrophicans there is no involvement of the eyebrows, eyelashes or scalp. Progression stops after puberty.
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Atrophoderma vermiculatum is a variant of keratoses pilaris atrophicans in which multiple keratotic follicular papules appear on the cheeks, upper lip, and forehead during mid childhood and then resolve with reticulate atrophic scarring resembling honeycomb. In contrast to other forms of keratoses pilaris atrophicans there is no involvement of the eyebrows, eyelashes or scalp. Progression stops after puberty. |
