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Esclerodactilia é um termo morfológico usado para descrever espessamento e esclerose da pele e dos tecidos moles dos dedos com limitação do movimento e contraturas articulares resultantes. Em casos graves pode ocorrer ulceração. É tipicamente observada em transtornos autoimunes, incluindo esclerose sistêmica limitada (síndrome CREST), esclerose sistêmica difusa e doença mista do tecido conjuntivo, caso em que é provável que esteja associada ao fenômeno de Raynaud. Também pode estar associada, no entanto, a diabetes de longa data (quiroartropatia diabética), a exposição a determinadas drogas e/ou produtos químicos, na síndrome da vibração mão-braço e em numerosas síndromes genéticas raras. | |||
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Sclerodactyly is a morphological term used to describe thickening and sclerosis of the skin and soft tissues of the fingers with resultant limitation of movement and joint contractures. In severe cases ulceration may occur. It is typically seen in autoimmune disorders including limited systemic sclerosis (CRST syndrome), diffuse systemic sclerosis and mixed connective tissue disease, in which case it is likely to be associated with Raynaud phenomenon. It may also be associated, however, with long-standing diabetes (diabetic cheiroarthropathy), exposure to certain drugs and or chemicals, in hand-arm vibration syndrome and in a number of rare genetic syndromes. | |||
Revision as of 12:49, 16 August 2026
Sclerodactyly is a morphological term used to describe thickening and sclerosis of the skin and soft tissues of the fingers with resultant limitation of movement and joint contractures. In severe cases ulceration may occur. It is typically seen in autoimmune disorders including limited systemic sclerosis (CRST syndrome), diffuse systemic sclerosis and mixed connective tissue disease, in which case it is likely to be associated with Raynaud phenomenon. It may also be associated, however, with long-standing diabetes (diabetic cheiroarthropathy), exposure to certain drugs and or chemicals, in hand-arm vibration syndrome and in a number of rare genetic syndromes.
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Sclerodactyly is a morphological term used to describe thickening and sclerosis of the skin and soft tissues of the fingers with resultant limitation of movement and joint contractures. In severe cases ulceration may occur. It is typically seen in autoimmune disorders including limited systemic sclerosis (CRST syndrome), diffuse systemic sclerosis and mixed connective tissue disease, in which case it is likely to be associated with Raynaud phenomenon. It may also be associated, however, with long-standing diabetes (diabetic cheiroarthropathy), exposure to certain drugs and or chemicals, in hand-arm vibration syndrome and in a number of rare genetic syndromes. |
