Síndrome de Ehlers-Danlos (Cutis hiperelástico)
Abstract
Llama la atención en el dermatoglífico la presencia de abundantes lineas mayores anas- to-mosadas entre sí dibujando figuras características que nosotros hemos comparado con la tela de araña. Debido a la Jiipotooía e híperelastieidad de estos enfermos en sus impresiones derinatoglíficas se puede imprimir hasta los espacios interfalángicos. A este síndrome nosotros hemos aportado un sistema más como son los patrones dermatogli- fieos de la entidad que son constantes y específicos para el mismo. Se señala su estudio genético. Se toma en consideración el estudio realizado- por distintos autores donde se señala su origen congénito. Se aporta en su estudio anatomopatológico la coloración para microscopía fluorescente.Downloads
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