Erythema annulare centrifugum
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Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) ke mofuta oa lekhopho le lefubelu le etsang sebopeho sa selikalikoe ebe le hasana ka ntle, le siea setsi se hlakileng. Ha EAC e hlaha ka lebaka la mofetše, e bitsoa PEACE (paraneoplastic erythema annulare centrifugum eruption) . PEACE e atile haholo ho basali, hangata e hlaha pele kankere e fumanoa, 'me e ka khutla ka mor'a phekolo. EAC ke e 'ngoe ea mefuta ea mantlha ea makhopho a sebopeho sa lesale, a nang le likarolo tse ikhethang ha a bapisoa le li-erythema tse ling tse kholo (erythema marginatum, erythema migrans, erythema gyratum repens) .
Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) is an annular, erythematous lesion that appears as urticarial-like papules and enlarges centrifugally, then clears centrally. A fine scale is sometimes present inside the advancing edge, known as a trailing scale. Erythema annulare centrifugum is classified as a reactive erythema and has been associated with various underlying conditions, including malignancies. When erythema annulare centrifugum occurs as a paraneoplastic phenomenon, it has been designated PEACE (paraneoplastic erythema annulare centrifugum eruption). PEACE is more commonly seen in females, typically precedes the clinical diagnosis of malignancy, and may recur with subsequent relapses. EAC is one of the three major figurate erythemas, with EAC being the most common. These dermatoses share the common presentation of advancing erythematous, annular lesions, but are each separated by unique clinical and histopathologic characteristics. Once the other major figurate erythemas (erythema marginatum, erythema migrans, and erythema gyratum repens) are excluded, EAC often becomes a diagnosis of exclusion.
Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) is an annular, erythematous lesion that appears as urticarial-like papules and enlarges centrifugally, then clears centrally. A fine scale is sometimes present inside the advancing edge, known as a trailing scale. Erythema annulare centrifugum is classified as a reactive erythema and has been associated with various underlying conditions, including malignancies. When erythema annulare centrifugum occurs as a paraneoplastic phenomenon, it has been designated PEACE (paraneoplastic erythema annulare centrifugum eruption). PEACE is more commonly seen in females, typically precedes the clinical diagnosis of malignancy, and may recur with subsequent relapses. EAC is one of the three major figurate erythemas, with EAC being the most common. These dermatoses share the common presentation of advancing erythematous, annular lesions, but are each separated by unique clinical and histopathologic characteristics. Once the other major figurate erythemas (erythema marginatum, erythema migrans, and erythema gyratum repens) are excluded, EAC often becomes a diagnosis of exclusion.
Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) ke mofuta oa lekhopho le lefubelu le etsang libōpeho tse chitja 'me hangata le na le letlalo le hlabang. Ho nahanoa hore e bakoa ke mabaka a sa tšoaneng, empa ha re tsebe hantle hore na e etsahala joang. Ka karolelano, lekhopho le nka likhoeli tse ka bang 11. Re buisana ka mokuli ea bileng le EAC e khutlang lilemo tse 50 ntle le lebaka le hlakileng. Leha e bonahala e khutla ka linako tse ling tsa selemo, nyeoe ena e emetse nako e telele ka ho fetisisa e tlalehiloeng ea EAC.
Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) is a type of red rash that forms circular shapes and often has flaky skin. It's thought to be triggered by various factors, but we're not sure exactly how it happens. On average, the rash lasts for about 11 months. We discuss a patient who has had EAC coming back for 50 years without a clear reason. While it does seem to come back at certain times of the year, this case represents the longest reported duration of EAC.
Erythema annulare centrifugum (EAC) is a type of red rash that forms circular shapes and often has flaky skin. It's thought to be triggered by various factors, but we're not sure exactly how it happens. On average, the rash lasts for about 11 months. We discuss a patient who has had EAC coming back for 50 years without a clear reason. While it does seem to come back at certain times of the year, this case represents the longest reported duration of EAC.
Ho hlaha ha motho a le lilemo li fe kapa hofe, a hlaha e le lesale le bofubelu bo bopinki bo phahamisitsoeng kapa matšoao a mahlo a lipoho. Li fapana ka boholo ho tloha ho 0.5-8 cm (0.20-3.15 in). Ka linako tse ling liso li eketsa boholo le ho hasana ha nako e ntse e ea 'me e ka' na ea se ke ea e-ba masale a feletseng empa e le libopeho tse sa tloaelehang.
Ho ka etsoa tlhahlobo ea letlalo ho netefatsa lefu lena. Maqeba a ka tšoarella kae kapa kae ka nako e tloaelehileng ea likhoeli tse 11. Hangata ha e hloke phekolo, empa li-topical steroids li ka thusa ho fokotsa bofubelu, ho ruruha le ho hlohlona.