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A micose fungoide (MF) foliculotrópica é um subtipo raro de micose fungoide com infiltração do epitélio do folículo piloso por linfócitos T neoplásicos. Pode ter uma apresentação variável que inclui alopecia focal, placas ou nódulos esponjosos, cistos e comedões semelhantes a acne, geralmente na cabeça/face. Frequentemente estão associadas a manchas e placas clássicas de MF. Tem um prognóstico pior do que a MF clássica e não responde bem a terapias tópicas. | |||
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Folliculotropic mycosis fungoides (MF) is a rare subtype of mycosis fungoides with infiltration of the hair follicle epithelium by neoplastic T-lymphocytes. It can have a variable presentation which includes focal hair loss, boggy plaques or nodules, acne-like cysts and comedones, often on the head/face. These are often associated with classical MF patches and plaques. It has a worse prognosis than classical MF and does not respond well to topical therapies. | |||
Revision as of 09:06, 17 August 2026
Folliculotropic mycosis fungoides (MF) is a rare subtype of mycosis fungoides with infiltration of the hair follicle epithelium by neoplastic T-lymphocytes. It can have a variable presentation which includes focal hair loss, boggy plaques or nodules, acne-like cysts and comedones, often on the head/face. These are often associated with classical MF patches and plaques. It has a worse prognosis than classical MF and does not respond well to topical therapies.
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Folliculotropic mycosis fungoides (MF) is a rare subtype of mycosis fungoides with infiltration of the hair follicle epithelium by neoplastic T-lymphocytes. It can have a variable presentation which includes focal hair loss, boggy plaques or nodules, acne-like cysts and comedones, often on the head/face. These are often associated with classical MF patches and plaques. It has a worse prognosis than classical MF and does not respond well to topical therapies. |
