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Cheiroarthropathy: A syndrome of limited joint mobility that occurs in patients with diabetes. Cheiroarthropathy is characterized by thickening of the skin resulting in contracture of the fingers. Cheiroarthropathy causes such limited motion of the fingers that the affected individual is unable to extend the fingers to fully flatten the hand. Typically both hands are affected by cheiroarthropathy.
Angular cheilitis is a condition in which one or both corners of the mouth are inflamed and sore. It is also known as cheilosis, angular stomatitis or perleche, perlÃ¨che and is characterized by inflammation of the skin or mouth lining at the mouth corners in the presence of. moisturef the problem is persistent and there are deep wrinkles or fissures at the angles of the mouth (in a middle-age or older person) it may be worth considering some dermal filler treatment, to prevent the likelihood of angular cheilitis recurring.