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Variant of perioral dermatitis (see below Dermatitis perioralis) with numerous, follicular, red or brown, 0.1-0.2 cm large papules and pustules
A special form of this disease is the so-called granulomatous periorificial dermatitis of childhood. S.u. dermatitis, perioral granulomatous childhood dermatitis.
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Women clearly preferred; first manifestation between the age of 15-40 years.
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two-dimensional perioral erythema with free (skin-coloured) narrow perilabial border, 0.1-0.2cm large, red, brown, follicular papules and few pustules.
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Perioral redness and scaling; free perilabial border (here the hair-bearing follicles are missing); on close inspection densely standing inflammatory papules and pustules are visible.
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- Baratli J et al (2013) Lupoide perioral dermatitis. Dermatologist 64: 888-890
- Engelmann L (1989) Lupoide perioral dermatitis. Dermatology in picture 11: 5-12
- Marghescu S (1988) Lupoid form of rosacea-like dermatitis. dermatologist 39: 382-383
- Zaluadek I et al (2005) Granulomatous periorificial dermatitis of childhood: A controversial entity. JDDG 3: 252-255
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Dermatitis periorale granulomatous of childhood; Epithelial cells; Granuloma, tuberculoids; Lupus miliaris disseminatus faciei; Papel; Perioral dermatitis; Rosacea lupoid;Disclaimer
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