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Dermatomiosite com calcinose é uma manifestação incomum em pacientes adultos com dermatomiosite. A calcinose cutânea manifesta-se por nódulos firmes com cor, comumente sobre proeminências ósseas, que podem eliminar partículas cálcicas através da superfície da pele, levando a infecções . A calcificação dos músculos é geralmente assintomática, embora formas graves de calcinose possam causar perda da função muscular. | |||
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Dermatomyositis with calcinosis is an unusual manifestation in adult patients with dermatomyositis. Calcinosis cutis is manifested by firm, coloured nodules, commonly over bony prominences, that can extrude through the surface of the skin, leading to infections. Calcification of the muscles is generally asymptomatic, although severe forms of calcinosis can cause loss of muscle function. | |||
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Dermatomyositis with calcinosis is an unusual manifestation in adult patients with dermatomyositis. Calcinosis cutis is manifested by firm, coloured nodules, commonly over bony prominences, that can extrude through the surface of the skin, leading to infections. Calcification of the muscles is generally asymptomatic, although severe forms of calcinosis can cause loss of muscle function.
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Dermatomyositis with calcinosis is an unusual manifestation in adult patients with dermatomyositis. Calcinosis cutis is manifested by firm, coloured nodules, commonly over bony prominences, that can extrude through the surface of the skin, leading to infections. Calcification of the muscles is generally asymptomatic, although severe forms of calcinosis can cause loss of muscle function. |
