Zusammenfassung
Das Granuloma anulare, dessen Ätiologie bis heute unklar ist, tritt bevorzugt in den ersten 3 Lebensdekaden auf. Die häufigste Form ist das isolierte oder sich in wenigen Läsionen manifestierende Granuloma anulare. Die initial hautfarbenen bis rötlichen Papeln breiten sich im Verlauf horizontal aus und bilden so die typische anuläre Läsion mit unauffälligem Zentrum. Klinische Sonderformen sind das subkutane, das perforierende und das disseminierte Granuloma anulare. Vor dem Hintergrund des Fehlens wirksamer Therapien und der hohen spontanen Abheilungsrate, die bei ca. 75% innerhalb von 2 Jahren liegt, ist ein abwartendes Vorgehen gerechtfertigt.
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Abeck, D. (2015). Granuloma anulare. In: Abeck, D., Cremer, H. (eds) Häufige Hautkrankheiten im Kindesalter. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-44980-2_6
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