leucodermia sifilítica: expressão rara do secundarismo diagnosticada por exame histopatológico leucoderma syphiliticum: a rare expression of the secondary stage diagnosed by histopathology
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Abstract
Biópsias são ocasionalmente necessárias para confirmação diagnóstica de sífilis secundária, normalmente obtida por correlação clínico-sorológica. Entretanto, o exame histopatológico pode oferecer pistas que conduzam a um diagnóstico em casos antes insuspeitos ou de apresentação clínica incomum. Apresentamos um paciente de 35 anos, há dois com lesões acrômicas vitiligoides, para o qual sífilis foi sugerida somente após o exame histopatológico. Alguns aspectos microscópicos observados são discutidos e comparados com dados disponíveis na literatura.
Biopsies are occasionally necessary to confirm the diagnosis of secondary-stage syphilis, currently achieved by clinico-serological correlation. However, histopathologic examination may offer clues that can lead to the diagnosis of the disease in previously unsuspected or unusual cases. We report the case of a 35-year-old male patient with vitiligo-like lesions for two years, whose diagnosis of syphilis was suggested only after histopathologic examination. Some microscopic aspects observed are discussed and compared to data from the literature.
Biopsies are occasionally necessary to confirm the diagnosis of secondary-stage syphilis, currently achieved by clinico-serological correlation. However, histopathologic examination may offer clues that can lead to the diagnosis of the disease in previously unsuspected or unusual cases. We report the case of a 35-year-old male patient with vitiligo-like lesions for two years, whose diagnosis of syphilis was suggested only after histopathologic examination. Some microscopic aspects observed are discussed and compared to data from the literature.
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| Authors | ;Mario Fernando Ribeiro de Miranda;Maraya de Jesus Semblano Bittencourt;Igor da Costa Lopes;Shirley do Socorro Magalhães Cumino |
| Journal | Theriogenology |
| Year | 2010 |
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