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The Gianotti-Crosti syndrome or Gianotti-crosti disease, is also know as

Linfantil papular acrodermatitis or papular acrodermatitis of childhood or

Lpapulovesicular acrolated syndrome. It appears to be more common in Italy than

LLLLLLLLin North America. Is a disease most common under the age of 5 but has been

reported in patiens from 1 month to 15 years of age. Sex distribution is

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The Gianotti-Crosti syndrome or Gianotti-crosti disease, is also know as

infantil papular acrodermatitis or papular acrodermatitis of chon under the age of 5 but has been

reported in patiens from 1 month to 15 years of age. Sex distris

mainly distributed on the face and extremities. The child is us b, coxsackie a16 and epstein-barr virus have also

been associated with this type or eruption. The skin lesions last for 3-6

weeks, whereas the lymphadenopaty may persist for 3 months. In the epidemic in

Japan the children developed typical Papular Acrodermatitis whionitored.

There is some suggestion that topical steroids may worsen the cend E-mail.



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The Gianotti-Crosti syndrome or Gianotti-crosti diseas5 tribuement of the liver (hepatomegaly) and

lympadenopathy. The hepatitis b, coxsackie a16 and epstein-barrn the epidemic in

Japan the children developed typical Papular Acrodermatitis whis

developed icteric hepatitis. As the disease is self-limited, active treatment

is not ussually necessary, although liver funtion test should bles Parish M.D.   1989 Grune & Stratton

If you need more medical information I can send you more medicae Gianotti-Crosti syndrome or Gianotti-crosti disease, is also know as

infantil papular acrodermatitis or papular acrodermatitis of childhood or

papulovesicular acrolated syndrome. It appears to be more commc, an

epidemic did occur in Japan. Is a disease associated with the vcks, but the trunk may also involved. The eruption

is generally associated with enlargement of the liver (hepatomunopaty may persist for 3 months. In the epidemic in

Japan the children developed typical Papular Acrodermatitis whde condition.

Reference: Textbook of Pediatric Dermatology   by Ramon Ruiz-ULF:

The Gianotti-Crosti syndrome or Gianotti-crosti disease, is also know as

infantil papular acrodermatitis or papular acrodermatitis of ch in patiens from 1 month to 15 years of age. Sex distribution is

equal and there is no seasonal variation. Althought usually spo The child is usually

asymptomatic or may have a slight fever and abruptly develops lerally associated with enlargement of the liver (hepatomegaly) and

lympadenopathy. The hepatitis b, coxsackie a16 and epstein-barr virus have also

been associated with this type or eruption. The skin lesions li the disease is self-limited, active treatment

is not ussually necessary, although liver funtion test should lratton

If you need more medical information I can send you more medic