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Rara dermatose inflamatória pruriginosa caracterizada por erupções recorrentes de máculas e pápulas eritematosas pruriginosas seguidas de pigmentação reticulada, acometendo preferencialmente o tronco. A causa é desconhecida, mas há um infiltrado neutrofílico nas lesões iniciais e a inflamação responde clinicamente a agentes conhecidos por suprimir a quimiotaxia neutrofílica, incluindo minociclina e dapsona. É relatado mais comumente em mulheres jovens do Japão. | |||
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A rare pruritic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by recurrent eruptions of itchy erythematous macules and papules succeeded by reticulate pigmentation affecting preferentially the trunk. The cause is unknown but there is a neutrophilic infiltrate in early lesions and the inflammation responds clinically to agents known to suppress neutrophilic chemotaxis including minocycline and dapsone. It is reported most commonly in young women from Japan. | |||
Revision as of 17:07, 15 August 2026
A rare pruritic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by recurrent eruptions of itchy erythematous macules and papules succeeded by reticulate pigmentation affecting preferentially the trunk. The cause is unknown but there is a neutrophilic infiltrate in early lesions and the inflammation responds clinically to agents known to suppress neutrophilic chemotaxis including minocycline and dapsone. It is reported most commonly in young women from Japan.
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| English | Prurigo pigmentosa |
A rare pruritic inflammatory dermatosis characterised by recurrent eruptions of itchy erythematous macules and papules succeeded by reticulate pigmentation affecting preferentially the trunk. The cause is unknown but there is a neutrophilic infiltrate in early lesions and the inflammation responds clinically to agents known to suppress neutrophilic chemotaxis including minocycline and dapsone. It is reported most commonly in young women from Japan. |
