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Rosácea fulminante é caracterizada por um início abrupto de pápulas e pústulas inflamatórias, e nódulos flutuantes em uma base de edema e eritema faciais. Acomete tipicamente o nariz, a região malar, o mento, e as regiões temporal e frontal. Seborreia e rubor facial frequentemente precedem a rosácea fulminante. Os sintomas constitucionais são geralmente leves com febre baixa e/ou mialgia em apenas uma minoria de casos. A recorrência é rara, mas cicatrizes hipertróficas ou varioliformes podem permanecer. Sua etiologia e nosologia são discutidas. Formas mais leves deste transtorno foram denominadas rosácea conglobata. | |||
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Rosacea fulminans is characterised by an abrupt onset of inflammatory papules, pustules and fluctuant nodules on a background of facial oedema and erythema. It typically affects the nose, malar region, chin, and temporal and frontal regions. Seborrhoea and facial flushing frequently precede rosacea fulminans. Constitutional symptoms are usually mild with low grade fever and/or myalgia in only a minority of cases. Recurrence is rare but hypertrophic or varioliform scars may remain. Its aetiology and nosology are disputed. Milder forms of this disorder have been termed rosacea conglobata. | |||
Revision as of 17:41, 15 August 2026
Rosacea fulminans is characterised by an abrupt onset of inflammatory papules, pustules and fluctuant nodules on a background of facial oedema and erythema. It typically affects the nose, malar region, chin, and temporal and frontal regions. Seborrhoea and facial flushing frequently precede rosacea fulminans. Constitutional symptoms are usually mild with low grade fever and/or myalgia in only a minority of cases. Recurrence is rare but hypertrophic or varioliform scars may remain. Its aetiology and nosology are disputed. Milder forms of this disorder have been termed rosacea conglobata.
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Rosacea fulminans is characterised by an abrupt onset of inflammatory papules, pustules and fluctuant nodules on a background of facial oedema and erythema. It typically affects the nose, malar region, chin, and temporal and frontal regions. Seborrhoea and facial flushing frequently precede rosacea fulminans. Constitutional symptoms are usually mild with low grade fever and/or myalgia in only a minority of cases. Recurrence is rare but hypertrophic or varioliform scars may remain. Its aetiology and nosology are disputed. Milder forms of this disorder have been termed rosacea conglobata. |
