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Lichen simplex
Hyperpigmentation, lichenification and hyperkeratosis in lichen simplex on the leg

Lichen simplex

Hyperpigmentation, lichenification and hyperkeratosis in lichen simplex on the leg  (LS-patient2)


Keywords: 57 years, Dry surface, Excoriation, Hyperpigmentation, Lateral lower leg, Leg, Lichen simplex chronicus, Lichenification, Neurodermatitis, Regional image, Scaly, Skin of colour, Thick



What is lichen simplex?

Lichen simplex is a chronic itchy skin disorder characterised by well demarcated, erythematous patches, and plaques of thickened leathery skin.

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