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Esta forma de granuloma anular tipicamente se manifesta como numerosas pequenas pápulas dérmicas cor da pele ou eritematosas assintomáticas, infiltradas mas pouco elevadas, no tronco e na região proximal dos membros. Estas tendem a estar dispostas em arcos ou anéis que podem coalescer à medida que crescem, deixando para trás uma coloração violácea na pele. Em contraste com a forma localizada, é mais comum em mulheres de meia-idade. | |||
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This form of granuloma annulare typically manifests as numerous small asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous infiltrated but barely elevated dermal papules on the trunk and proximal limbs. These tend to be arranged in arcs or rings which may coalesce as they enlarge, leaving behind a violaceous discolouration of the skin. In contrast to the localised form, it is commonest in middle-aged women. | |||
Revision as of 08:51, 15 August 2026
This form of granuloma annulare typically manifests as numerous small asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous infiltrated but barely elevated dermal papules on the trunk and proximal limbs. These tend to be arranged in arcs or rings which may coalesce as they enlarge, leaving behind a violaceous discolouration of the skin. In contrast to the localised form, it is commonest in middle-aged women.
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| English | Generalised granuloma annulare |
This form of granuloma annulare typically manifests as numerous small asymptomatic skin-coloured or erythematous infiltrated but barely elevated dermal papules on the trunk and proximal limbs. These tend to be arranged in arcs or rings which may coalesce as they enlarge, leaving behind a violaceous discolouration of the skin. In contrast to the localised form, it is commonest in middle-aged women. |
