Zanini M, Bertino D, Corrêa e Silva K, Camargo PLH, Landaman G, Freitas E

Language: Portugués
References: 14
Page: 192-194
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ABSTRACT

Authors relate a sporadic case of late appearance of progressive symmetric erythrokeratoderma and review the literature. It is a rare inherited cornification disorder, manifested by symmetrical hyperkeratotic plaques on an erythematous base generally over the extremities and buttocks, and with onset during first year of life.

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