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Síndrome SAPHO con pustulosis palmoplantar progrediens y transgrediens SAPHO Syndrome with Pustulosis Palmo-Plantaris Progrediens and Transgrediens

Pedro Zaballos Diego, Francisco Javier Ferrando Roqueta, Mariano Ara Martín, Edelmira Barberá Montesinos, Xavier Arasa Favá, Ramón Bosch

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Summary We report the case of a woman with the classic combination of features of synovitis-acne-pustulosis-hyperostosis-osteitis (SAPHO) syndrome, including anterior chest wall involvement and progrediens and transgrediens pustulosis palmo-plantaris. To our knowledge, this late feature has not been reported. The patient was treated with mynocycline and experienced a good evolution, and we conclude that tetracyclines can be a good treatment option for cutaneous manifestations of SAPHO syndrome.

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Summary We report the case of a woman with the classic combination of features of synovitis-acne-pustulosis-hyperostosis-osteitis (SAPHO) syndrome, including anterior chest wall involvement and progrediens and transgrediens pustulosis palmo-plantaris. To our knowledge, this late feature has not been reported. The patient was treated with mynocycline and experienced a good evolution, and we conclude that tetracyclines can be a good treatment option for cutaneous manifestations of SAPHO syndrome.

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Summary We report the case of a woman with the classic combination of features of synovitis-acne-pustulosis-hyperostosis-osteitis (SAPHO) syndrome, including anterior chest wall involvement and progrediens and transgrediens pustulosis palmo-plantaris. To our knowledge, this late feature has not been reported. The patient was treated with mynocycline and experienced a good evolution, and we conclude that tetracyclines can be a good treatment option for cutaneous manifestations of SAPHO syndrome.

Key concepts: SAPHO syndrome, Pustulosis, Palmoplantar pustulosis, Hyperostosis, Osteitis, Medicine, Synovitis, Dermatology

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