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promoting desquamation of
scaly skin,
eventually resulting in
softening of
hyperkeratotic areas.
Follicular hyperkeratosis, also
known as
keratosis pilaris (KP)...
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tends to get
worse at night. (ICD-10 L13.0)
Hyperkeratotic hand
dermatitis presents with
hyperkeratotic, fissure-prone,
erythematous areas of the middle...
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Grade II (easily visible, palpable), and
Grade III (frankly
visible and
hyperkeratotic).
Actinic keratoses can have
various clinical presentations,
often characterized...
- small,
brownish pa****s that
slowly enlarge to form irregular, annular,
hyperkeratotic or
verrucous plaques.: 533 : 566
Sometimes they may show
gross overgrowth...
- : 769
Stucco keratosis (deratosis alba,
digitate seborrheic keratosis,
hyperkeratotic seborrheic keratosis,
serrated seborrheic keratosis,
verrucous seborrheic...
-
blister formations,
while callus and tear
formations typically indicate hyperkeratotic fissured hand eczema.
Independent of the
triggering cause or the prevailing...
-
characteristics of the cells.
Histological findings usually reveal hyperkeratotic skin cells,
which leads to a thick,
white and hard skin layer. Constant...
-
promoting desquamation of
scaly skin,
eventually resulting in
softening of
hyperkeratotic areas. In nails, urea
causes softening and
eventually debridement of...
- PMID 21220892. Mulliken, John B. (2013). "13.
Capillary malformations,
hyperkeratotic stains, telangiectasias, and
miscellaneous vascular blots". In Mulliken...
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consists of 1- to 5-mm red
vascular pa****s, the
surfaces of
which become hyperkeratotic in the
course of time.: 589 The
disease is
named after Italian dermatologist...
