Late lesions of pinta

Description

Late lesions of pinta are confined to the skin and are characterised by dyschromia and atrophy. They typically take between two and four years to develop following initial infection. The skin appears mottled and atrophic with numerous irregular and variegated hypermelanotic, hypomelanotic and amelanotic patches typically involving the wrists, palms, ankles, and elbows, as well as the skin around and within old lesions.

Index terms

Late lesions of pinta
Achromia due to late pinta
Achromic cutaneous late pinta

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Cardiovascular late pinta
Cicatricial cutaneous late pinta
Cutaneous late pinta
Dyschromic cutaneous late pinta
Hypomelanosis due to late pinta

Inclusions

Hypomelanosis due to late pinta

Exclusions from above levels

NE83.1 – Infection arising from device, implant or graft, not elsewhere classified

Sibling codes

1C1E.0 – Primary lesions of pinta
1C1E.1 – Intermediate lesions of pinta
1C1E.3 – Mixed lesions of pinta
1C1E.Z – Pinta, unspecified

Foundation entity

Late lesions of pinta – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/220352892

Part of: 1C1E: Pinta › 01: Certain infectious or parasitic diseases