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factitial

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factitial /fac·ti·tial/ (fak-tish´il) factitious.
factitial
[fakti′shəl]
Etymology: L, facticius, artificial
artificial or self-induced, such as a factitial dermatitis.

factitial [fak-tish´al]
artificially produced; produced unintentionally.

factitial
artificially produced; produced unintentionally.


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Setyadi et al present an interesting case of TTS and review important aspects of the syndrome with clinically useful tables, outlining the differential diagnosis of nasal ulceration and highlighting differences between TTS and factitial disorders.
Factitial dermatitis, in which affected patients burn their skin or use chemicals or caustics to injure their skin, falls within stage III.
In addition to trigeminal trophic syndrome, the differential diagnosis of conditions that can cause nasal ulcers include factitial disorders with self-induced ulcerations (such as dermatitis artifacta and neurotic excoriations), granulomatous conditions, infectious diseases, malignancy, and pyoderma gangrenosum.
 
 
 
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