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A crosta láctea é uma forma de dermatite seborreica que se manifesta como placas de descamação amareladas, crostosas e graxentas no couro cabeludo de bebês entre a segunda semana e o sexto mês de vida. A fronte e as sobrancelhas são frequentemente afetadas. Geralmente é assintomática. Pode estar associada à dermatite seborreica infantil de outras áreas, incluindo o tronco e a área de fraldas. | |||
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Cradle cap is a form of seborrhoeic dermatitis that manifests as yellowish, crusty, greasy patches of scaling on the scalp of infants between the second week and sixth month of life. The forehead and eyebrows are frequently affected. It is usually asymptomatic. It may be associated with infantile seborrhoeic dermatitis of other areas including the trunk and napkin area. | |||
Revision as of 10:58, 13 August 2026
Cradle cap is a form of seborrhoeic dermatitis that manifests as yellowish, crusty, greasy patches of scaling on the scalp of infants between the second week and sixth month of life. The forehead and eyebrows are frequently affected. It is usually asymptomatic. It may be associated with infantile seborrhoeic dermatitis of other areas including the trunk and napkin area.
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| English | Cradle cap |
Cradle cap is a form of seborrhoeic dermatitis that manifests as yellowish, crusty, greasy patches of scaling on the scalp of infants between the second week and sixth month of life. The forehead and eyebrows are frequently affected. It is usually asymptomatic. It may be associated with infantile seborrhoeic dermatitis of other areas including the trunk and napkin area. |
