dermatologia comparativa: psoríase hiperceratósica comparative dermatology: hyperkeratotic psoriasis

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Abstract
A psoríase possui diversas formas de apresentações clínicas. Lesões hiperceratósicas podem ser observadas e verificam-se na literatura diversas denominações para essas lesões, como elefanthine, rupióide, ostrácea e pseudocórnea. É interessante notar que duas dessas denominações se remetem à semelhança com conchas encontradas nos estudos de conquiliologia: rupióide e ostrácea. Os autores comparam os aspectos morfológicos das variantes da psoríase hiperceratósica com as conchas de diversas espécies de moluscos.
Psoriasis is a skin disorder with several clinical expressions. Hyperkeratotic lesions may be observed, and have been named rupioid, elephantine, ostraceous and pseudohorny in the literature. It is worth noting that two of such denominations refer to the similarity they bear with shells found by the study of conchology, namely rupioid and ostraceous. The authors compare the morphological aspects of hyperkeratotic psoriasis variants with the shells of different mollusk species.
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Authors ;Bruna Duque Estrada;Patrícia Mesquita Couto de Azevedo;Carla Tamler;João Carlos Regazzi Aveleira
Journal Theriogenology
Year 2007
DOI
10.1590/S0365-05962007000400013
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0365-05962007000400013
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mollusca

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