Submental congelative induration T69.8
History
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Definition
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Chronic cold damage in the submental region mostly in the case of double chin.
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Etiopathogenesis
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Circulation disturbance caused by cold with edema formation in the subcutaneous fatty tissue.
Manifestation
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Occurs in children and obese women.
Localization
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Strictly median, just below the chin.
Clinic
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Initially pulling pain, formation of a nodular, thumbnail-sized induration in the subcutaneous fatty tissue, which can be moved on the support, with overlying, successively infiltrated, bulging, pale, possibly pink, pressure painful skin.
Therapy
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Usually regression. If further frost damage is avoided, healing within 2-3 weeks, sometimes with scarring.
Progression/forecast
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Recovery within 2-3 weeks if further frost damage is avoided.
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Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer