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Update of the S1‐guideline atypical fibroxanthoma (AFX) and pleomorphic dermal sarcoma (PDS)
Summary Atypical fibroxanthoma (AFX) and pleomorphic dermal sarcoma (PDS) are rare cutaneous neoplasms representing histomorphological, genetic as well as epigenetic variants of one disease spectrum. Both tumors manifest as nonspecific, often ulcerated nodules in chronically sun‐damaged skin. AFX is a well‐demarcated, often rapidly growing tumor.
Doris Helbig +13 more
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Where two keloids meet:Invasive confluent growth of chest keloids, a case report
Keloids are differentiated from hypertrophic scars by their invasive lateral growth vs. the expansive growth of hypertrophic scars. This case report demonstrates the dynamic nature of keloids and the importance of clinical follow-up on its natural ...
Wolkerstorfer, Albert +7 more
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Spontaneous symmetrical giant keloids at the bilateral labia majora: a case report
Keloids are caused by an imbalance between collagen matrix decomposition and production during wound repair. Spontaneous keloids are a rare type of keloid that arise without a significant history of trauma or surgery.
WenChao Zhang +4 more
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This cosmetic clinical study demonstrates improvements in scar appearance associated with the use of a dexpanthenol‐containing silicone gel with an integrated massage ball in adults and children. Abstract Objective To evaluate changes in scar appearance and tolerability associated with 8 weeks of use of a test product comprising a topical dexpanthenol ...
Erwan Peltier +3 more
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NPWT significantly increases the suppressed WTAP and m6A levels in DFU patients, correlating directly with better 4‐week healing outcomes. In vitro, negative pressure reverses high‐glucose‐induced WTAP downregulation, restoring the cell proliferation and migration necessary for wound repair.
Yutong Li +6 more
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KELOIDS AND HYPERTROPHIC SCARS
Keloids and hypertrophic scars may result from both major and minor trauma. Most keloids occur sporadically, but some keloid cases are familial inherited in an autosomal dominant mode with incomplete clinical penetrance and variable expression (58). They
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Keloid treatment assessment measures: A literature review
Keloids are an exaggerated response to cutaneous trauma that has both a physical and psychological burden for patients. Keloids have high recurrence rates and are monitored years after treatment.
Alejandra Gutierrez +3 more
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Measuring success in HS treatment from the physician's and the patient's perspective
Integrated clinician (HiSCR, IHS4, IHS4‐55, HS‐IGA) and patient (HiSQOL, DLQI) scores, combined with imaging‐based fibrosis and inflammation assessment, redefine treatment success in hidradenitis suppurativa by aligning treat‐to‐target strategies with both inflammatory control and irreversible structural damage.
Georgios Nikolakis +4 more
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Keloids. These are composed of excessive amounts of collagen, elastin, and ground substance. They occur generally on the upper chest and back, and also over areas of stretch such as the elbows and ...
Bezzant, John L.
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Keloids are a form of excessive fibrosis disease characterized by tumor‐like features, which are prone to recurrence. Circular RNAs play a role in various diseases, but its roles in keloids remain unclear.
Xin‐Cao Zhong +10 more
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