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Eczema de causa desconhecida que afeta principalmente as palmas das mãos, plantas dos pés e laterais dos dedos das mãos e dos pés. É comumente conhecido como ponfolix e é caracterizado por erupções de bolhas pruriginosas, muitas vezes multiloculadas, que tendem a se romper e ficar secundariamente infectadas. Ocorre mais comumente em adolescentes e adultos jovens. A sua relação com outras formas de eczema e com a sensibilização alérgica, especialmente ao níquel, ainda não foi devidamente elucidada.
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An eczema of unknown cause affecting principally the palms, soles and sides of the fingers and toes. It is commonly known as pompholyx and is characterised by eruptions of itchy, often multiloculated blisters, which tend to rupture and become secondarily infected. It occurs most commonly in adolescents and young adults. Its relationship to other forms of eczema and to allergic sensitisation, especially to nickel, remains to be adequately elucidated.

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An eczema of unknown cause affecting principally the palms, soles and sides of the fingers and toes. It is commonly known as pompholyx and is characterised by eruptions of itchy, often multiloculated blisters, which tend to rupture and become secondarily infected. It occurs most commonly in adolescents and young adults. Its relationship to other forms of eczema and to allergic sensitisation, especially to nickel, remains to be adequately elucidated.
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    Vesicular dermatitis of hands or feet
    An eczema of unknown cause affecting principally the palms, soles and sides of the fingers and toes. It is commonly known as pompholyx and is characterised by eruptions of itchy, often multiloculated blisters, which tend to rupture and become secondarily infected. It occurs most commonly in adolescents and young adults. Its relationship to other forms of eczema and to allergic sensitisation, especially to nickel, remains to be adequately elucidated.

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