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Líquen estriado é uma dermatose inflamatória distinta, geralmente autolimitada e assintomática, caracterizada por pápulas róseas ou vermelhas em uma distribuição linear ao longo das linhas de Blaschko. Geralmente ocorrem como lesões isoladas nos membros em crianças de 5-15 anos e geralmente desaparecem em 6-12 meses. A etiologia é incompletamente compreendida, mas aproximadamente 40% dos casos têm antecedentes de atopia. | |||
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Lichen striatus is a distinctive usually self-limiting and asymptomatic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by pink or red papules in a linear distribution that develop in the lines of Blaschko. These usually occur as isolated lesions on the limbs in children aged 5-15 years and generally resolve over 6-12 months. The aetiology is incompletely understood but approximately 40% of cases have a background of atopy. | |||
Revision as of 22:53, 13 August 2026
Lichen striatus is a distinctive usually self-limiting and asymptomatic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by pink or red papules in a linear distribution that develop in the lines of Blaschko. These usually occur as isolated lesions on the limbs in children aged 5-15 years and generally resolve over 6-12 months. The aetiology is incompletely understood but approximately 40% of cases have a background of atopy.
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| English | Lichen striatus |
Lichen striatus is a distinctive usually self-limiting and asymptomatic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by pink or red papules in a linear distribution that develop in the lines of Blaschko. These usually occur as isolated lesions on the limbs in children aged 5-15 years and generally resolve over 6-12 months. The aetiology is incompletely understood but approximately 40% of cases have a background of atopy. |
