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Forma pustulosa incomum de psoríase que raramente pode evoluir para psoríase pustulosa generalizada. É caracterizada por pústulas e descamação variável ocorrendo dentro e ao redor das unhas e leitos ungueais dos dedos das mãos e dos pés. Pode causar destruição acentuada da unha e pode estar associada a uma artrite da articulação interfalangiana distal, pustulose palmoplantar ou psoríase em placas em outras localizações. | |||
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An uncommon pustular form of psoriasis which may rarely eventuate into generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by pustules and variable scaling occurring in and around the nails and nail-beds of the fingers and toes. It may cause marked nail destruction and may be associated with a distal interphalangeal joint arthritis, with palmoplantar pustulosis or with plaque psoriasis elsewhere. | |||
Revision as of 11:06, 13 August 2026
An uncommon pustular form of psoriasis which may rarely eventuate into generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by pustules and variable scaling occurring in and around the nails and nail-beds of the fingers and toes. It may cause marked nail destruction and may be associated with a distal interphalangeal joint arthritis, with palmoplantar pustulosis or with plaque psoriasis elsewhere.
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| English | Acropustulosis of Hallopeau |
An uncommon pustular form of psoriasis which may rarely eventuate into generalised pustular psoriasis. It is characterised by pustules and variable scaling occurring in and around the nails and nail-beds of the fingers and toes. It may cause marked nail destruction and may be associated with a distal interphalangeal joint arthritis, with palmoplantar pustulosis or with plaque psoriasis elsewhere. |
