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2020
This chapter on dry skin disorders describes a range of mainly genetic dermatoses whose predominant feature is dry scaly skin. It excludes conditions such as eczema where dry skin is a secondary clinical sign. The underlying mechanism of dry scaly skin is briefly discussed and an algorithm points to possible diagnoses.
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This chapter on dry skin disorders describes a range of mainly genetic dermatoses whose predominant feature is dry scaly skin. It excludes conditions such as eczema where dry skin is a secondary clinical sign. The underlying mechanism of dry scaly skin is briefly discussed and an algorithm points to possible diagnoses.
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Dry Skin (Sebostasis) and Inflammation: Heterogeneity of “Dry Skin” in Atopic Dermatitis
1986Uninvolved skin sites in 250 consecutive patients, 15 to 30 years old, with atopic dermatitis were observed during the winter months. Ichthyosis vulgaris occurred in 58 patients. Of the remaining patients, only 10 (5%) had generalized dry skin; 119 (62%) showed focal areas of dry skin; and 63 (33%) exhibited only normal-appearing skin.
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American family physician, 1983
Dry skin is engendered by arid climate, aging, frequent bathing, oil-depleting soaps and indoor environmental factors. In addition, dry skin can be an important physical finding in hypothyroidism, occult carcinoma, lymphoma and renal or biliary disease.
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Dry skin is engendered by arid climate, aging, frequent bathing, oil-depleting soaps and indoor environmental factors. In addition, dry skin can be an important physical finding in hypothyroidism, occult carcinoma, lymphoma and renal or biliary disease.
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1991
Many patients with atopic eczema have dry skin, even on areas apparently unaffected by the dermatitis [15, 22]. The dry skin shows various physiological abnormalities [10, 12, 29], suggesting that it is different in nature from the skin of normal people. Thus, there has been a common belief among dermatologists that the uninvolved skin of atopic eczema
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Many patients with atopic eczema have dry skin, even on areas apparently unaffected by the dermatitis [15, 22]. The dry skin shows various physiological abnormalities [10, 12, 29], suggesting that it is different in nature from the skin of normal people. Thus, there has been a common belief among dermatologists that the uninvolved skin of atopic eczema
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Dry skin and skin barrier in early infancy
British Journal of Dermatology, 2019E.M. Rehbinder +13 more
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Dry skin management: practical approach in light of latest research on skin structure and function
Journal of Dermatological Treatment, 2020Laurent Misery, , Joke Bouwstra
exaly