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A ictiose adquirida assemelha-se à ictiose vulgar autossômica dominante, mas se desenvolve na vida adulta em indivíduos sem história prévia de ictiose. Pode ser causada por determinados medicamentos, mas quando associada a malignidade subjacente (ou seja, paraneoplásica) está fortemente associada ao linfoma de Hodgkin e pode ser o sinal de apresentação desta doença. Pode estar menos comumente associada a outras neoplasias linfoides ou tumores sólidos. | |||
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Acquired ichthyosis resembles autosomal dominant ichthyosis vulgaris but develops in adult life in individuals without a previous history of ichthyosis. It may be caused by certain drugs but when associated with underlying malignancy (i.e. paraneoplastic) it is strongly associated with Hodgkin lymphoma and may be the presenting sign of that disease. It may less commonly be associated with other lymphoid neoplasms or solid tumours. | |||
Revision as of 11:25, 13 August 2026
Acquired ichthyosis resembles autosomal dominant ichthyosis vulgaris but develops in adult life in individuals without a previous history of ichthyosis. It may be caused by certain drugs but when associated with underlying malignancy (i.e. paraneoplastic) it is strongly associated with Hodgkin lymphoma and may be the presenting sign of that disease. It may less commonly be associated with other lymphoid neoplasms or solid tumours.
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Acquired ichthyosis resembles autosomal dominant ichthyosis vulgaris but develops in adult life in individuals without a previous history of ichthyosis. It may be caused by certain drugs but when associated with underlying malignancy (i.e. paraneoplastic) it is strongly associated with Hodgkin lymphoma and may be the presenting sign of that disease. It may less commonly be associated with other lymphoid neoplasms or solid tumours. |
