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Dermatomiosite juvenil com calcinose é uma doença autoimune sistêmica rara da infância caracterizada por fraqueza muscular proximal, erupções cutâneas devidas a inflamação crônica de músculos e pele e calcinose devida à deposição anormal de sais de cálcio insolúveis em pele, tecido subcutâneo, fáscia muscular ou músculo. As localizações mais frequentemente afetadas pela calcinose são cotovelos, joelhos, tronco, mãos, pés, nádegas e cabeça, embora possa ocorrer em praticamente qualquer parte do corpo. A instalação da calcinose ocorre mais frequentemente 1-3 anos após o início da doença, mas pode se manifestar a partir do início da doença até 20 anos depois. | |||
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Juvenile dermatomyositis with calcinosis is a rare childhood systemic autoimmune disease characterised by proximal muscle weakness, rashes due to chronic muscle and skin inflammation, and calcinosis due to the abnormal deposition of insoluble calcium salts within the skin, subcutaneous tissue, myofascia, or muscle. The sites most frequently affected by calcinosis are the elbows, knees, trunk, hands, feet, buttocks, and head, although it may occur virtually anywhere over the body. The onset of calcinosis is most often 1-3 years after illness onset but it can occur from the time of illness onset to as long as 20 years later. | |||
Revision as of 07:39, 16 August 2026
Juvenile dermatomyositis with calcinosis is a rare childhood systemic autoimmune disease characterised by proximal muscle weakness, rashes due to chronic muscle and skin inflammation, and calcinosis due to the abnormal deposition of insoluble calcium salts within the skin, subcutaneous tissue, myofascia, or muscle. The sites most frequently affected by calcinosis are the elbows, knees, trunk, hands, feet, buttocks, and head, although it may occur virtually anywhere over the body. The onset of calcinosis is most often 1-3 years after illness onset but it can occur from the time of illness onset to as long as 20 years later.
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Juvenile dermatomyositis with calcinosis is a rare childhood systemic autoimmune disease characterised by proximal muscle weakness, rashes due to chronic muscle and skin inflammation, and calcinosis due to the abnormal deposition of insoluble calcium salts within the skin, subcutaneous tissue, myofascia, or muscle. The sites most frequently affected by calcinosis are the elbows, knees, trunk, hands, feet, buttocks, and head, although it may occur virtually anywhere over the body. The onset of calcinosis is most often 1-3 years after illness onset but it can occur from the time of illness onset to as long as 20 years later. |
