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Miliaria crystallina
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Abstract
Miliaria crystallina (MC) is an uncommon form of a sweat retention syndrome that chiefly affects neonates. It is more common in hot and humid conditions, such as in tropical regions. It commonly presents as clusters of dewdrop-like vesicles on a nonerythematous base that heals with furfuraceous scaling. A clinical diagnosis is often sufficient. The differential diagnosis is wide and varying. One of the hallmarks of MC is its self-limiting nature. The purpose of this review is to increase awareness of this condition among physicians and dermatologists.
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Title: Miliaria crystallina
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Abstract
Miliaria crystallina (MC) is an uncommon form of a sweat retention syndrome that chiefly affects neonates.
It is more common in hot and humid conditions, such as in tropical regions.
It commonly presents as clusters of dewdrop-like vesicles on a nonerythematous base that heals with furfuraceous scaling.
A clinical diagnosis is often sufficient.
The differential diagnosis is wide and varying.
One of the hallmarks of MC is its self-limiting nature.
The purpose of this review is to increase awareness of this condition among physicians and dermatologists.
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