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Um padrão distinto de eczema envolvendo a superfície palmar das pontas de alguns ou de todos os dedos da mão. A pele fica seca, rachada e pode se romper em fissuras dolorosas. O polegar, o indicador e o dedo médio da mão dominante são os locais mais comumente afetados. O atrito repetitivo e a exposição a agentes desengordurantes são fatores etiológicos importantes, mas a alergia de contato é responsável em alguns casos. | |||
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A distinct pattern of eczema involving the palmar surface of the tips of some or all of the digits of the hand. The skin is dry, cracked and may break down into painful fissures. The thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the dominant hand are the most commonly affected sites. Repetitive friction and exposure to degreasing agents are important aetiological factors but contact allergy is responsible in some cases. | |||
Revision as of 03:43, 14 August 2026
A distinct pattern of eczema involving the palmar surface of the tips of some or all of the digits of the hand. The skin is dry, cracked and may break down into painful fissures. The thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the dominant hand are the most commonly affected sites. Repetitive friction and exposure to degreasing agents are important aetiological factors but contact allergy is responsible in some cases.
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| English | Fingertip dermatitis |
A distinct pattern of eczema involving the palmar surface of the tips of some or all of the digits of the hand. The skin is dry, cracked and may break down into painful fissures. The thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the dominant hand are the most commonly affected sites. Repetitive friction and exposure to degreasing agents are important aetiological factors but contact allergy is responsible in some cases. |
