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Infecção piogênica crônica por Staphylococcus aureus envolvendo toda a profundidade do folículo piloso. A sicose ocorre principalmente em homens após a puberdade e comumente envolve os folículos da barba. A maioria dos casos começa na terceira ou quarta década. Fatores desconhecidos do hospedeiro parecem ser importantes na cronicidade da infecção. Destruição folicular extensa e cicatrizes podem ocorrer (sicose lupoide). | |||
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A chronic pyogenic infection by Staphylococcus aureus involving the whole depth of the hair follicle. Sycosis occurs mostly in males after puberty, and commonly involves the follicles of the beard. Most cases begin in the third or fourth decade. Unknown host factors appear to be important in the chronicity of the infection. Extensive follicular destruction and scarring may ensue (lupoid sycosis). | |||
Revision as of 12:53, 13 August 2026
A chronic pyogenic infection by Staphylococcus aureus involving the whole depth of the hair follicle. Sycosis occurs mostly in males after puberty, and commonly involves the follicles of the beard. Most cases begin in the third or fourth decade. Unknown host factors appear to be important in the chronicity of the infection. Extensive follicular destruction and scarring may ensue (lupoid sycosis).
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| English | Chronic deep bacterial folliculitis |
A chronic pyogenic infection by Staphylococcus aureus involving the whole depth of the hair follicle. Sycosis occurs mostly in males after puberty, and commonly involves the follicles of the beard. Most cases begin in the third or fourth decade. Unknown host factors appear to be important in the chronicity of the infection. Extensive follicular destruction and scarring may ensue (lupoid sycosis). |
