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Derm Morphology, Part 2


 

4. Resulting from chronic irritation from conditions like eczema or from continuous rubbing or scratching, the skin becomes thickened and leathery.

Diagnosis: Lichenification

For more information on Figure 4a, see “Leg Lesion Represents a Vicious Cycle.Clin Rev. 2012;22(12):W5.

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