Cutaneous manifestations of endocrine disorders

Gazdanova, A.A.; Gorodetskaya, G.I.; Perkov, A.V.; Starodub, M.V.; Urtaev, S.R.; Prokopenko, D.V.; Minakova, L.A.

doi:10.17116/klinderma202221021230

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“…Endocrine disorders can lead to significant changes in the skin and phanera and may serve as clinical markers of these underlying conditions. Cutaneous changes associated with these disorders can range from very mild to very severe, vary from non-specific to specific to the underlying disease, and may appear early or late in the course of these diseases 3 .…”

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Dermatological manifestations in endocrine disorders

Ostrovski-Sauberlich,

Negrato

2024

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This article reviews the dermatological manifestations that frequently arise in endocrine disorders, encompassing conditions such as diabetes mellitus, acromegaly, polycystic ovary syndrome, hypothyroidism, Addison's disease, among others. It explores the interactions between the endocrine system and the skin, highlighting how hormonal imbalances can result in a variety of skin symptoms. With a comprehensive approach, it offers important clinical insights for dermatologists and endocrinologists, aiming at a better understanding and an accurate diagnosis of these conditions.

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