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atrophedema

/ˌæt.rə.fiˈdiː.mə/

Tradução: Condição médica caracterizada por episódios recorrentes de edema subcutâneo grande e circunscrito, que surge de forma súbita e geralmente resolve em 24 horas, frequentemente observada em mulheres jovens como reação alérgica a alimentos ou medicamentos.

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/ˌæt.rə.fiˈdiː.mə/C2formal
  • ptCondição médica caracterizada por episódios recorrentes de edema subcutâneo grande e circunscrito, que surge de forma súbita e geralmente resolve em 24 horas, frequentemente observada em mulheres jovens como reação alérgica a alimentos ou medicamentos.

A medical condition characterized by recurrent, large, circumscribed areas of subcutaneous edema that appear suddenly and typically resolve within 24 hours, often seen in young women as an allergic reaction to food or drugs.

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  1. Recurrent subcutaneous edemaC2formalmedical

    A condition characterized by sudden, recurrent episodes of large, circumscribed areas of swelling beneath the skin, typically resolving within 24 hours; often observed in young women and frequently triggered by an allergic reaction to food or drugs.

    ptEdema subcutâneo recorrente

    • The patient was diagnosed with atrophedema after experiencing sudden facial swelling.
    • Atrophedema episodes often resolve spontaneously within a day.
    • Doctors identified a food allergy as the likely trigger for her atrophedema.

    Sinônimosangioedema