1953
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1953.01540080020003
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Capillary Microscopic Examination in Skin Diseases

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“…Investigations of a possible correlation between an increased SPV index and HLA types have not been carried out. Among patients with psoriasis, the disposition to develop arthritis might be influ enced by genetic factors, as increased incidence of HLA B 27 in axially dominated arthritis and HLA B 17 in peripheral types has been described [1,17], The occurrence of CPC seems to be a specific finding in patients with psoriasis [7,14,15]. In this study, CPC was found in all the nail folds affected with psoriasis, but also in one third of the patients without apparent skin lesions in the nail folds, both in patients with PA and in patients with PS.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Investigations of a possible correlation between an increased SPV index and HLA types have not been carried out. Among patients with psoriasis, the disposition to develop arthritis might be influ enced by genetic factors, as increased incidence of HLA B 27 in axially dominated arthritis and HLA B 17 in peripheral types has been described [1,17], The occurrence of CPC seems to be a specific finding in patients with psoriasis [7,14,15]. In this study, CPC was found in all the nail folds affected with psoriasis, but also in one third of the patients without apparent skin lesions in the nail folds, both in patients with PA and in patients with PS.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The vessel characteristics considered were: (1) number of capillaries per 1 mm linear length: (2) the mean width and length of the capillary loops; (3) the subpapillary plexus visibility (SPV) index of each finger graded from 0 to 4 according to a scale introduced by Maricq [11). The SPV index was obtained as an average SPV value for all examined nail folds for each person; (4) number of hemorrhages in the nail folds; (5) sluggishness of blood flow and (6) characteristic psoriatic capillaries (CPC) seen in a psoriatic plaque [7,15). i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meandering with loose convolutions describes the appearance when undulations are further apart all along the loop, including the afferent, transitional, and efferent limbs. Other terms which have been used to describe this type of capillary are thick clumpy crops and corkscrew loops (Gilje, O'Leary, and Baldes, 1953;Ross, 1966 of the efferent limb the appearance is described as apical widening. The subpapillary venular plexus is that anastomosing network of vessels into which capillary flow continues; these vessels may or may not be visible.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estudos subseqüentes utilizaram diversos sistemas de magnificação óptica para a visualização de capilares em diferentes locais do organismo humano, tais como a conjuntiva ocular, lábios, região periungueal e polpa digital [1][2][3][4][5] …”
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