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Thursday, 15 October 2009 14:26

Acrocyanosis

 This condition is characterized by coldness and cyanosis of the hands and feet
It differs from Raynaud’s disease in the following:


   It is completely painless.
   It is persistent, not occurring in attacks.
   It occurs at ordinary temperature.
   Blanching is never noticed.
   Trophic changes do not develop.

SOURCE: DR AYMAN SALEM'S BOOK

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