მცირებალთოვანი პარაფსორიაზი (კლინიკური შემთხვევის აღწერა)

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Small plaque parapsoriasis (SPP) is a chronic, asymptomatic dermatosis. In its development, the primary function is carried out by T cells, that stimulates chronic inflammation. The World Health Organisation defines SPP as a benign disorder that, in contrast to Large Plaque Parapsoriasis (LPP), almost never transforms into T cell lymphoma, whereas LPP evolves into overt MF in 40% of cases. Consequently, prompt differentiation and appropriate management of the aetiology of these dermatoses are imperative. Biopsy plays an important role along with the clinical picture and further pathomorphological examination.

We present a clinical case of a 14 year old patient with a skin eruption history within 1 year. Objective findings were: the presence of symmetrical, distributed light brown, oval, elongated (digitate, finger-shaped) patches with smooth surface, predominantly located on the flanks and thighs, along the skin cleavage lines, was obvious.