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Hiperostose cortical infantil ou doença de Caffey é uma condição rara que se apresenta mais comumente em bebês que apresentam irritabilidade, dor, sensibilidade, hiperestesia, edema dos tecidos moles e vermelhidão envolvendo uma ou várias áreas do corpo. Alterações sistêmicas com febre geralmente estão presentes nos estágios iniciais. A dor pode ser intensa o suficiente para resultar em pseudoparalisia e o envolvimento de nervos individuais pode resultar em verdadeiras paralisias localizadas. Outros achados clínicos relatados incluem disfagia e obstrução nasal. | |||
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Infantile cortical hyperostosis or Caffey disease is a rare condition which presents most commonly in infants who present with irritability, pain, tenderness, hyperaesthesia, soft tissue swelling and redness involving one or several areas of the body. Systemic changes with fever are usually present in the early stages. The pain may be severe enough to result in pseudoparalysis and individual nerve involvement may result in true localised palsies. Other reported clinical findings include dysphagia and nasal obstruction. | |||
Revision as of 15:34, 16 August 2026
Infantile cortical hyperostosis or Caffey disease is a rare condition which presents most commonly in infants who present with irritability, pain, tenderness, hyperaesthesia, soft tissue swelling and redness involving one or several areas of the body. Systemic changes with fever are usually present in the early stages. The pain may be severe enough to result in pseudoparalysis and individual nerve involvement may result in true localised palsies. Other reported clinical findings include dysphagia and nasal obstruction.
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Infantile cortical hyperostosis or Caffey disease is a rare condition which presents most commonly in infants who present with irritability, pain, tenderness, hyperaesthesia, soft tissue swelling and redness involving one or several areas of the body. Systemic changes with fever are usually present in the early stages. The pain may be severe enough to result in pseudoparalysis and individual nerve involvement may result in true localised palsies. Other reported clinical findings include dysphagia and nasal obstruction. |
