Neutrophilic sebaceous adenitis
Neutrophilic sebaceous adenitis - a gratifying response to oral dapsone (NSA-patient2)
Keywords: 12 week reducing-dose treatment, 70 years, Cheek, Clinical image, Dapsone-improved outcome, Male, Plaque regression, Post oral dapsone therapy
What is neutrophilic sebaceous adenitis?
Neutrophilic sebaceous adenitis is a rare inflammatory dermatosis that most commonly affects the face and torso of young men.
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Source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371902366_Neutrophilic_Sebaceous_Adenitis_A_Challenger_Diagnosis_with_Favorable_Response_to_Dapsone_Contribution_of_Two_News_Cases