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Erupção cutânea papulovesicular com prurido intenso devida a ácaros Cheyletiella, que são parasitas obrigatórios de determinados mamíferos, incluindo cães e gatos. A distribuição das lesões corresponde às áreas de contato com o animal infestado, sendo o abdome e as coxas frequentemente acometidos em decorrência do animal se sentar no regaço do dono. O tórax e os braços também podem ser afetados por carregar o animal. | |||
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An intensely itchy papulovesicular skin eruption due to Cheyletiella mites, which are obligate parasites of certain mammals including dogs and cats. The distribution of lesions corresponds to areas of contact with an infested animal, the abdomen and thighs being frequently involved as a result of an animal sitting on its owner's lap. The chest and arms may also be affected from carrying the animal. | |||
Revision as of 17:35, 16 August 2026
An intensely itchy papulovesicular skin eruption due to Cheyletiella mites, which are obligate parasites of certain mammals including dogs and cats. The distribution of lesions corresponds to areas of contact with an infested animal, the abdomen and thighs being frequently involved as a result of an animal sitting on its owner's lap. The chest and arms may also be affected from carrying the animal.
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An intensely itchy papulovesicular skin eruption due to Cheyletiella mites, which are obligate parasites of certain mammals including dogs and cats. The distribution of lesions corresponds to areas of contact with an infested animal, the abdomen and thighs being frequently involved as a result of an animal sitting on its owner's lap. The chest and arms may also be affected from carrying the animal. |
