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Placas marginais colagenosas e elastóticas das mãos são uma dermatose adquirida que acomete predominantemente a face radial do dedo indicador, primeiro espaço interdigital e face ulnar do polegar na mão dominante. Acredita-se que uma combinação de fotodano crônico e traumatismo mecânico repetitivo seja a responsável. Histologicamente são observados feixes de colágeno espessos dispostos ao acaso, material elastótico basofílico e depósitos de cálcio. | |||
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Collagenous and elastotic marginal plaques of the hands is an acquired dermatosis affecting predominantly the radial aspect of the index finger, first web space and ulnar aspect of the thumb on the dominant hand. A combination of chronic photodamage and repetitive mechanical trauma is thought to be responsible. Histologically haphazardly arranged thickened collagen bundles, basophilic elastotic material and calcium deposits are found. | |||
Revision as of 10:45, 15 August 2026
Collagenous and elastotic marginal plaques of the hands is an acquired dermatosis affecting predominantly the radial aspect of the index finger, first web space and ulnar aspect of the thumb on the dominant hand. A combination of chronic photodamage and repetitive mechanical trauma is thought to be responsible. Histologically haphazardly arranged thickened collagen bundles, basophilic elastotic material and calcium deposits are found.
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| English | Collagenous and elastotic marginal plaques of the hands |
Collagenous and elastotic marginal plaques of the hands is an acquired dermatosis affecting predominantly the radial aspect of the index finger, first web space and ulnar aspect of the thumb on the dominant hand. A combination of chronic photodamage and repetitive mechanical trauma is thought to be responsible. Histologically haphazardly arranged thickened collagen bundles, basophilic elastotic material and calcium deposits are found. |
