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Um grupo de doenças inflamatórias relacionadas à pele que afetam predominantemente o couro cabeludo, face, tronco superior e áreas de dobras e se caracteriza por graus variáveis de eritema, descamação, inflamação e exsudação. Acredita-se que as leveduras malassezias exerçam um papel importante em sua patogênese. Embora esses transtornos sejam comuns, eles são vistos com maior frequência e gravidade entre as pessoas infectadas pelo HIV. | |||
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A group of related inflammatory skin disorders affecting predominantly the scalp, face, upper trunk and flexures and characterised by variable amounts of erythema, scale, inflammation and exudation. It is thought that Malassezia yeasts play an important role in their pathogenesis. Although these disorders are common, they are seen with increased frequency and severity amongst persons infected with HIV. | |||
Revision as of 10:57, 13 August 2026
A group of related inflammatory skin disorders affecting predominantly the scalp, face, upper trunk and flexures and characterised by variable amounts of erythema, scale, inflammation and exudation. It is thought that Malassezia yeasts play an important role in their pathogenesis. Although these disorders are common, they are seen with increased frequency and severity amongst persons infected with HIV.
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| English | Seborrhoeic dermatitis and related conditions |
A group of related inflammatory skin disorders affecting predominantly the scalp, face, upper trunk and flexures and characterised by variable amounts of erythema, scale, inflammation and exudation. It is thought that Malassezia yeasts play an important role in their pathogenesis. Although these disorders are common, they are seen with increased frequency and severity amongst persons infected with HIV. |
