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Medical Journal of Australia, 1924
Psoriasis is an inherited condition that may require specific environmental factors to become activated; immunological factors are clearly important in pathogenesis. Psoriasis is incurable and characterised by exacerbations and remissions, but much can be done to relieve symptoms.
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Psoriasis is an inherited condition that may require specific environmental factors to become activated; immunological factors are clearly important in pathogenesis. Psoriasis is incurable and characterised by exacerbations and remissions, but much can be done to relieve symptoms.
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Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2015
An active duty Sailor has a long history of skin lesions on his scalp, chest, back, and legs. He was evaluated and treated previously but could not recall the specific details. He is diagnosed with plaque psoriasis, an immune-mediated chronic disease. This article reviews the etiology, morphology, diagnosis, and treatment of psoriasis.
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An active duty Sailor has a long history of skin lesions on his scalp, chest, back, and legs. He was evaluated and treated previously but could not recall the specific details. He is diagnosed with plaque psoriasis, an immune-mediated chronic disease. This article reviews the etiology, morphology, diagnosis, and treatment of psoriasis.
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1999
There are conflicting reports in the literature concerning the use of antimalarials in psoriatic patients with arthropathy or coexisting systemic lupus erythematosus. On the basis of a review of 18 publications in English, it was estimated that up to 18% of patients with psoriasis would develop an exacerbation of their disease following antimalarial ...
WOLF R., RUOCCO, Vincenzo
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There are conflicting reports in the literature concerning the use of antimalarials in psoriatic patients with arthropathy or coexisting systemic lupus erythematosus. On the basis of a review of 18 publications in English, it was estimated that up to 18% of patients with psoriasis would develop an exacerbation of their disease following antimalarial ...
WOLF R., RUOCCO, Vincenzo
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Interdigital Psoriasis ("White Psoriasis")
Archives of Dermatology, 1961A persistent interdigital dermatosis of the feet is occasionally observed, characterized by white hyperkeratotic thickening between the toes and over the adjoining area of the soles, which defies efforts to demonstrate fungous organisms and resists topical treatment almost absolutely.
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