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Iododerma é uma reação cutânea rara ao iodeto administrado sistemicamente. Anteriormente era visto principalmente como uma erupção crônica por exposição prolongada a medicamentos contendo iodeto, como medicamentos para tosse. Mais recentemente, tem sido associada a uma erupção mais aguda subsequente a administração de meios de radiocontraste contendo iodeto. Caracteriza-se por nódulos e placas acneiformes vegetantes que acometem tipicamente face, pescoço, antebraços e flexuras. | |||
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Iododerma is a rare cutaneous reaction to systemically administered iodine. Formerly it was seen principally as a chronic eruption from prolonged exposure to iodide-containing medications such as cough medicines. More recently it has been associated with a more acute eruption following administration of iodide-containing radiocontrast media. It is characterised by vegetating acneform nodules and plaques typically affecting the face, neck, forearms and flexures. | |||
Revision as of 14:17, 16 August 2026
Iododerma is a rare cutaneous reaction to systemically administered iodine. Formerly it was seen principally as a chronic eruption from prolonged exposure to iodide-containing medications such as cough medicines. More recently it has been associated with a more acute eruption following administration of iodide-containing radiocontrast media. It is characterised by vegetating acneform nodules and plaques typically affecting the face, neck, forearms and flexures.
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Iododerma is a rare cutaneous reaction to systemically administered iodine. Formerly it was seen principally as a chronic eruption from prolonged exposure to iodide-containing medications such as cough medicines. More recently it has been associated with a more acute eruption following administration of iodide-containing radiocontrast media. It is characterised by vegetating acneform nodules and plaques typically affecting the face, neck, forearms and flexures. |
