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en:skin of the axilla

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en:stage 1 - skin erythema, vesicles, pustules

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en:palmar erythema

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en:skin structure of axillary fossa

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en:small nodular skin-tags

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en:sclerosis of digits (in some patients)

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en:raynaud phenomenon

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en:punch-like skin defects

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en:pruritus (inflammatory type b)

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en:postoperative hemorrhage

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en:loose volor skin of hands

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en:hyperhidrosis (hands and feet)

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en:follicular keratosis, generalized (in some patients)

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en:dermatophytosis, chronic deep dermatophytosis (in some patients)

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en:fear of cancer of skin

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en:vesicles on scalp and skin filled with clear fluid and less than 1cm in diameter

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en:scaly skin rash over the perineum

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en:rare skin cancers

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en:loose skin at birth

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en:lesions occur on the trunk, back, arms, legs, abdomen, buttocks

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en:skin structure of lateral chest wall

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en:skin of elbow and/or forearm and/or wrist

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en:increased pigmented nevi

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en:hyaline deposition in dermis

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en:hemangiomatous branchial clefts (extend along sternocleidomastoid muscle)

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en:focal friction-related palmoplantar hyperkeratosis

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en:fistula, enterocutaneous

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en:facial erythema

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en:dysseborrheic dermatitis

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en:acne, severe comedogenic

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en:follicular papule

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en:eyelid margin cysts (apocrine hidrocystoma)

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en:brown, warty keratotic papules (trunk, scalp, forehead, flexural areas)

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en:abrasion/scratch/blister

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en:transient eczema

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en:sweat pore aplasia

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en:superficial generalized lifelong skin peeling (sparing palms and soles)

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en:punctate keratoses (palms and soles)

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en:loose redundant skin (especially of dorsum of hands and feet and anterior abdominal wall)

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en:glabellar hemangioma

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en:cerebriform connective tissue nevus

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en:trichoepitheliomas, multiple (usually occur in the nasolabial folds, nose, or face)

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en:systematized epidermal nevus

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en:keratosis palmaris

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en:hyperpigmentation in a reticular pattern primarily on flexural skin

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en:blistering, generalized, recurrent (occurs after mild physical trauma)

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en:dermatophytosis

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en:trichoepitheliomas, multiple (usually occur in thenasolabial folds, the nose, and upper lip)

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en:reticular skin pigmentation (classic feature, nola3 patient)

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en:raised, firm, hairless posterior scalp nodules

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en:mild cutaneous changes

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en:hypohidrosis may be present

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en:cutaneous melanoma

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en:congenital ichthyosis

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en:ulcers, distal, due to sensory neuropathy

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en:telangiectases (especially on tongue, lips, palate, face, conjunctiva, trunk, nail beds, fingers, and finger pads)

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en:progression of skin lesions -

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en:plaque-like facial hemangioma

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en:periarticular subcutaneous nodules

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en:multiple pigmented moles

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en:hyperhidrosis (in some patients)

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en:erythema in affected areas

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en:eczema (rare)

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en:cutaneous laxity (rare)

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en:cafe-au-lait spots on chest and abdomen (rare)

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en:apex of axilla

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en:skin blisters

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en:pyoderma gangrenosum

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en:popliteal pterygium

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en:pigmentary abnormalities

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en:erdheim-chester disease

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en:diffuse skin wrinkling (especially dorsa of hands and feet)

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en:cutaneous lichen amyloidosis

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en:pustular lesion

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en:plantar pits

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en:planar xanthomas in homozygotes

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en:larger and darker scales on neck, elbows, and knees (in some patients)

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en:hyperpigmented streaks

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en:hyperkeratosis, particularly on palms and soles of feet

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en:freckled skin (in some less dark-skinned individuals)

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en:facial xanthomatous eruptions (rare)

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en:abnormal blistering of the skin

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en:papules enlarge centrifugally to form central atrophic area with an irregular peripheral keratotic ridge

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en:minimal or absent scarring

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en:mild hyperkeratosis of palms

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en:mechanically fragile skin

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en:hyperpigmentation (in patients with kit mutations)

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en:cutis marmorata

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en:atypical nevi (>5mm with irregular edge and pigmentation)

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en:thick, loose, doughy skin

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en:skin blistering, intermittent

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en:mild hyperkeratosis

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en:longitudinal hyperkeratotic lesions along flexor surface of each finger, extending to palm

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en:hypopigmented skin lesions

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en:forehead hyperpigmentation

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en:fine greyish-white scales

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en:dermatitis acidemica

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en:subcutaneous scalp cysts

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en:hyperkeratotic lesions of neck, elbows, knees, groin, genitalia, and buttocks

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en:excessive skin folds

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en:1-5mm dark lentigines (especially neck and trunk)

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en:hemangiomas and lymphangiomas of any site

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en:transient, migratory sharply outlined erythema (in some patients)

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en:reddish or purplish skin discoloration, episodic, associated with pain

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en:pterygium of wrist, bilateral (in some patients)

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en:premature aging, mild

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en:loss of subcutaneous fat

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en:infraorbital fold (dennie-morgan lines)

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en:hyperkeratotic plaques (face, elbow, knees)

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en:dermis thinning

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en:dermal translucency

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en:cutaneous nevi flammei (limbs)

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en:collodion skin

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en:'ice-pick marks'

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en:sterile pustules

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en:stage 2 - skin papules, verrucous lesions, hyperkeratosis

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en:small conically shaped papules (1 to 3 mm in diameter) located on face, neck, trunk, and limbs

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en:mild-to-severe pterygia

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en:decreased number of sweat pores

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en:verrucous lesion

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en:skin structure of back

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en:skin of left upper limb

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en:surface region of axilla

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en:skin of clavicular region

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en:axillary vein

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en:yellow, papular lesions of the lip, soft palate, pharynx

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en:white ash leaf-shaped macules

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en:variable involvement of palms and soles

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en:thick skin (74%)

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en:tendinous xanthomas presenting after age 20 years in heterozygotes, during first 4 years of life in homozygotes

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en:telangiectasias in both sun-exposed and sun-protected areas

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en:subcutaneous nodule

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en:subcutaneous lipomas, well-circumscribed and painful

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en:steatocystomas

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en:starfish-like acral keratoses (knuckles)

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en:split anchoring plaques of desmosomes in the granular layer (transmission electron microscopy (tem))

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en:soft, doughy skin

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en:smooth, thin, dry skin

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en:skin blisters and erosions (neck, perianal, submaxillary, groin, axilla, popliteal fossa)

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en:skin basal cell carcinoma

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en:skin atrophy (over nose and scalp sutural areas)

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en:sharp midline demarcation

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en:rubbery feel of the nose and chin

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en:rhytide of forehead

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en:red, cracking, peeling skin at birth

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en:pruritus in affected areas

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en:pruritis, intense

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en:proliferation of spindle cells

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en:positive skin test reaction to seminal fluid

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en:pigmentation abnormalities (1 family)

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en:papular keratoderma, mild

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en:papillomatosis over affected area

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en:palmar telangiectasias (described in 1 family)

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en:neurofibromas may or may not be present

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en:mulitple papules (1-2 mm skin colored and hyperpigmented)

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en:milia (less common)

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en:mild-moderate bruisability

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en:macular hemangioma

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en:livedo reticularis

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en:lighter skin color

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en:lichenified lesions

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en:leukoplakia (in some patients)

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en:large nevus (greater than 10 cm)

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en:keratoacanthoma

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en:hypopigmented streaks

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en:hypohidrosis (in patients with hsan2d)

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en:hypertrophic scarring (rare)

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en:hyperpigmented erythematous lesions

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en:hyperpigmented/hypopigmented macules (trunk, extremities, occasionally face)

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en:hyperpigmentation in sun-exposed areas

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en:hyperpigmentation (knuckles, elbows, axillae, areolae, pubic area)

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en:hypermelanotic macule

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en:hyperkeratotic yellowish papules and plaques arranged linearly on palms and fingers

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en:honeycomb keratoderma

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en:hidradenitis suppurativa (rare)

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en:hemangiomata in at least first branch (ophthalmic) of trigeminal nerve distribution, unilateral, occasionally bilateral

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en:hemangiomas (facial, glabellar)

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en:generalized darkening of the skin

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en:freckles in sun-exposed areas

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en:follicular atrophoderma affecting the dorsa of the hands and feet, the face, and extensor surfaces of the elbows and knees

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en:fine whitish scales (rare)

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en:facial telangiectasia in butterfly midface distribution (exacerbated by sun)

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en:facial capillary hemangioma

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en:exophytic, red lesion

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en:excessive skin wrinkling of palms and soles (in one patient)

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en:excessive salt in sweat

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en:erythroderma, psoriasiform

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en:erythematous skin lesions in infancy

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en:erythema, mild to moderate (in some patients)

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en:episodic cold-triggered erythrocyanosis of toes and fingers

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en:edema, generalized

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en:eczema-like lesions (in some patients)

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en:discoid lupus in carriers or adults with mild disease

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en:diffuse telangiectasis

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en:dermal melanocytosis

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en:dependent acrocyanosis

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en:cysts are firm and smooth

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en:cutis marmorata (in some)

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en:cutaneous syndactyly

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en:congenital absence of skin in some areas (aplasia cutis)

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en:collodion membrane at birth (in most patients)

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en:calcified, ulcerating nodules

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en:basaloid follicular harmartomas

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en:absent axonal flare response after intradermal histamine injection

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en:other dermatologic congenital anomalies

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en:contact dermatitis and other eczema

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en:medial wall of axilla

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en:skin structure of wrist and hand

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en:skin structure of shoulder and upper arm

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en:skin of posterolateral surface of thorax

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en:skin of part of shoulder and upper arm

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en:yellow-orange colored skin

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en:xanthomas (in some patients)

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en:vertical creases of plantar surface between first and second toes

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en:uric acid tophi

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en:ulcerations of distal extremities

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en:tight, shiny skin over the forearms and hands

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en:subcutaneous lipoma

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en:stasis ulcers

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en:spotty hypopigmentation

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en:skin necrosis

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en:skin lesions are usually symmetrical

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en:skin appendages (periorbital, face, thorax, rarely on trunk)

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en:reticulate hyperpigmentation (primarily trunk)

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en:reduced axillary apocrine secretion

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en:recurrent bacterial skin infections

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en:rash (erythematous macules or papules)

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en:psoriasiform plaques

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en:pseudoainhum of fifth toes

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en:poor sweating in response to heat

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en:poorly developed palmar creases

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en:plaques, erythematous, covered with fine powdery scales

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en:petechiae and purpura do not occur

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en:numerous congenital melanocytic nevi

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en:no skin hyperelasticity

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en:no ichthyosis

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en:nevi flammei (philtrum, nape of neck, forehead)

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en:migratory ichthyosiform dermatosis

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en:midfrontal capillary hemangioma

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en:keratoderma of soles at pressure points

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en:jaundice, green

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en:increased mast cells

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en:hypoplastic flexion creases dorsum of hand

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en:hyperpigmented nevi

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en:hyperpigmented/hypopigmented macules (dorsum hands and feet, face)

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en:hyperkeratotic cutaneous vascular lesions

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en:hyperkeratosis over edematous areas

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en:hyperkeratosis on dorsal surface of fingers and toes (knuckle pads, in some patients)

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en:gilbert syndrome

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en:fragility with blistering (neonatal onset)

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en:follicular atrophoderma (in some patients)

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en:facial pallor

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en:facial milia

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en:eschar formation

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en:erythematous skin blotching

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en:erythematous plaque

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en:elbow dimples

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en:eczema, severe

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en:easy bruising (1 family)

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en:dry palmar skin

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en:draining sinuses (late complication)

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en:deep skin ulcers

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en:cyanosis due to methemoglobinemia

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en:cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita

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en:cutis aplasia, occipital

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en:congenital absence of skin on some areas (aplasia cutis)

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en:capillary hemangioma (in 1 patient)

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en:cafe au lait spots (in some patients)

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en:brownish-black macules on dorsa of hands and feet (in some patients)

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en:atrophic scar

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en:areas of hypopigmentation and hyperpigmentation that do not follow blaschko lines (in some patients)

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en:absent dermal ridges

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en:absence of all distal creases of second to fifth digits

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en:flexural skin

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en:skin foreign body

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en:pain/tenderness of skin

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en:other/unspecified neoplasm skin

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en:skin of region of anterior chest

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en:skin of chest

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en:posterior axillary fold

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en:entire axillary fossa

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en:wrinkly skin

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en:vertical crease in fourth interdigital space

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en:verrucae (warts), multiple

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en:venous angiectasia

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en:thin, hyperpigmented skin

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en:thick facial skin

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en:superficial, firm, circumscribed nodule

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en:subepidermal capillary ectasia

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en:subcutaneous spheroids

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en:stage 3 - skin hyperpigmentation

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en:slow-healing wounds due to painless injuries

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en:severe photosensitivity

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en:seborrheic dermatitis (1 family)

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en:sclerotic soft tissue over affected bones

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en:scalp sinus formation

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en:punctate vasculitis skin lesions

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en:pterygia of digits, neck, axillae, antecubital, popliteal, intercrural areas

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en:prominent superficial blood vessels due to thin skin

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en:poor healing with abnormal scarring (in some patients)

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en:poikiloderma

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en:pityriasis alba

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en:pits of palms and soles

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en:pigmentary abnormalities (in some patients)

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en:photosensitivity (harderoporphyria and hcp)

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en:papulosquamous erythematous plaques

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en:palmoplantar hyperhidrosis (in some patients)

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en:painful bluish-red papules or nodules (fingers, toes, nose, cheek, ears)

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en:occasional cafe-au-lait spots

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en:numerous 'confetti-like' scattered patches of normal skin

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en:no systemic vascular lesions

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en:nevus flammeus of the forehead

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en:mild diffuse ichthyosis

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en:mature adipocytes

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en:marked skin pallor

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en:marbled skin due to telangiectasia

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en:lack of scarring

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en:lack of epidermal ridges on palms and soles

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en:keratosis plantaris

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en:itching ( in some patients)

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en:infantile hemangioma

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en:increased number of skin folds (neck, abdomen, axillae)

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en:hypoplastic flexion creases

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en:hypoplastic dermal ridges

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en:hypopigmentation in a reticular pattern primarily on flexural skin

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en:hyperkeratotic dark-brown papules

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en:hyperkeratosis

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en:horny papules (face, leg, buttocks)

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en:hard scaly skin

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en:giant pigmented nevi, often in lumbosacral region

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en:generalized skin wrinkling

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en:frostbitten hands

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en:follows blaschko's lines

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en:facial or extensor involvement in infants and children (major feature)

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en:erythematous rash (in some patients)

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en:erysipelas (in some patients)

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en:episodic urticaria

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en:edema of dorsum of hands and feet

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en:dry, scaly skin

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en:discrete 2 to 5-mm hyper- and hypopigmented macules

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en:diaphoresis (with pheochromocytoma)

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en:dermatitis, atopic

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en:decreased palmar creases

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en:cysts may be multiple (70%)

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en:confetti-like hypopigmented macules

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en:collagen-rich connective tissue nevi (dermatofibrosis lenticularis disseminata)

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en:chronic folliculitis

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en:cafe-noir spots (trunk)

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en:actinic (solar) keratosis

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en:abscess of skin and/or subcutaneous tissue

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en:other symptom/complaint skin

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en:carbuncle/furuncle

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en:transplanted skin

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en:structure of axillary soft tissues

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en:well-circumscribed areas of nontender denuded skin on extremities

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en:vesicles, congenital, on fingers and soles

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en:velvety, smooth skin

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en:variable number of lesions (1 to greater than 10)

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en:unilateral erythema and scaling (present at birth or soon after birth, face is spared)

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en:thin, hypotrophic skin

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en:thickening of skin on the plantar and palmar surfaces

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en:tendency to overheat

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en:telangiectases in sun-exposed and nonexposed skin

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en:subcutaneous tumors, recurring

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en:spontaneous, non-scarring healing

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en:small, yellow papules (mouth, neck, axilla, elbows, groin, periumbilical region)

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en:skin may redden during episodes

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en:skin infection

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en:severe progressive ulceration of lower extremities

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en:seborrheic keratosis-like papules

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en:seborrheic dermatitis in infancy

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en:residual slightly atrophic scarring

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en:redundant connective tissue

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en:prominent superficial veins

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en:progressive reticulate hyperpigmentation (axillae, groin, perineal, perianal)

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en:postauricular crescent-shaped hypoplastic skin lesion

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en:planar xanthomas (detroit type 107680.0011)

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en:perinasal or perioral nonhealing crusting of the skin

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en:pebbly skin lesions on back, upper arms, and thigh

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en:papillomatosis over edematous areas

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en:papillomatosis of affected area

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en:palmoplantar keratoderma, patchy (>50%)

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en:palmar wrinkling

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en:orthostatic acrocyanosis

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en:onset birth-newborn period

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en:no inflammatory or bullous skin lesions

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en:normal sweat glands

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en:nevus flammeus (eyelids and nape of neck)

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en:myxedema (untreated hypothyroidism)

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en:multiple small nevi (rare)

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en:mottled pigmentation of photoexposed areas

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en:most evident on lower legs

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en:loose, elastic skin

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en:localized symmetric fixed, yellow- or red-brown hyperkeratotic plaques (extensor surface of extremities, buttocks, and lateral trunk)

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en:localized cutaneous deposits of superficial fat

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en:lichenification of palms

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en:keratotic plaque, periorificial

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en:keratoatrophoderma

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en:jaundice, neonatal (in some patients)

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en:islands of uninvolved skin

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en:hypoplastic sweat glands

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en:hyperkeratotic plaques

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en:hyperkeratosis, focal, on the palms and soles (in adulthood in some)

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en:hyperhidrosis palmaris et plantaris

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en:honeycomb palmoplantar keratoderma

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en:giant pigmented hairy nevus, often in lumbosacral distribution hair may not be present

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en:generalized hyperkeratosis

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en:generalized bruising tendency

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en:furrowed facial skin

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en:flares of erythema, scaling, and pustules

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en:fingerprints, absence of

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en:fibrous nodule

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en:fetal pads of digits

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en:erythematous blotching, episodic

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en:erythema, residual painless

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en:eczema (perifollicular accentuation)

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en:eczema (in 1 patient)

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en:ectodermal symptoms

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en:ectodermal dysplasia

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en:doughy or puffy skin (in some patients)

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en:dermatitis (in some patients)

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en:deposition of calcium phosphate crystals in skin and subcutaneous tissues

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en:degeneration of basal epidermal cells

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en:de- or hypo-pigmented macules (less common)

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en:cutaneous syndactyly (less common)

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en:crusting erythematous dermatitis

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en:congenital symmetrical palmoplantar keratosis

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en:calcification may occur

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en:cafe au lait spot

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en:blotching pigmentation of the skin (in older children)

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en:blistering, mild (occurs mainly on ankles and feet and in response to trauma)

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en:blistering, generalized, recurrent, severe (occurs after mild physical trauma)

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en:abscess formation

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en:abnormal finger flexion creases

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en:abnormal alignment of collagen bundles

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en:'orange peel' skin

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en:localised rash

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en:herpes zoster

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en:chronic skin ulcer

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en:structure of left axillary region

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en:skin appendage structure

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en:well-circumscribed peeling of the skin on the hands, feet and neck (easily elicited by moisture and minor trauma)

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en:vesicular lesions (inflammatory type b)

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en:urticaria pigmentosa/maculopapular cutaneous mastocytosis

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en:unprovoked bruising

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en:trichilemmal cyst

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en:tinea capitis, severe or recurrent

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en:thin, velvety skin

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en:soft tissue calcinosis

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en:small papules on sun-exposed areas

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en:small, red lesion, may increase in size with age

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en:single palmar crease

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en:sebaceous gland tumors

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en:scales on scalp (in some patients)

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en:reticulate hyperpigmentation (periocular, perioral, chest, neck, abdomen)

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en:reticular hyperpigmentation

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en:recurrent cellulitis

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en:punctate keratitis

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en:pseudoxanthomatous skin lesions (in some patients)

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en:pruritic eczematous lesions

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en:popliteal pterygium, bilateral

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en:poorly defined palmar creases

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en:plexiform neurofibroma

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en:palmoplantar keratoderma, diffuse (in some patients)

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en:pallor of skin

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en:no increased bruisability

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en:normal sweating

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en:nonscarring blisters (hand, feet, forearms)

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en:neonatal collodion skin

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en:moderate erythroderma

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en:maculopapular eruption, diffuse

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en:lesions become purpuric

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en:jaundice (in some patients), resolved postpartum

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en:ichthyosiform areas of skin (rare)

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en:hypopigmented macules

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en:hypohidrosis or anhidrosis (in some patients)

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en:hypohidrosis/hyperhidrosis

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en:hyperpigmented whorls

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en:hyperpigmented rim with long fine hairs encircling the lesions (in some patients)

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en:hyperkeratosis over affected area

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en:hyperkeratosis (in some patients)

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en:hyperhidrosis of plantar surface (in some patients)

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en:hyperextensible skin

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en:granular layer hyperplasia

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en:fragile skin with atrophic scarring

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en:follicular hyperkeratotic papules

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en:finger subcutaneous nodule

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en:fibrosis over affected area

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en:fibrofolliculoma

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en:erythroderma, generalized congenital

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en:epidermolysis bullosa dystrophica

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en:epidermal ridges absent from palms and soles

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en:epidermal inclusion cyst

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en:eczema (face and flexural areas)

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en:ectodermal dystrophy

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en:easy bruising (in some patients)

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en:dorsal hand wrinkling

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en:dimples over large joints

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en:deep fissures of skin creases

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en:decreased intraepithelial nerve fiber density

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en:cyanosis (25%)

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en:cutaneous hyperpigmentation (in some patients)

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en:connective tissue dysplasia

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en:chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

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en:chronic candidiasis

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en:blistering occurs in clusters ('herpetiform', 'arcuate')

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en:anhidrosis of the trunk and limbs 100% of the time

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en:affects limbs and trunk

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en:acneform facial lesions

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en:absence of subcutaneous fat

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en:3. lax, wrinkled skin

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en:other benign neoplasm of skin, unspecified

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en:fear of having other skin disease

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en:dyshidrosis [pompholyx]

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en:skin of anterior surface of thorax

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en:wrinkled skin over dorsa of fingers

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en:white at birth

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en:tumors appear most often on sun-exposed regions

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en:transgressive keratosis

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en:thin, transparent skin (hands and feet)

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en:thick skin (66%)

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en:thick, indurated skin over entire body

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en:telangiectasia on the cheeks

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en:telangiectasia, particularly of the fingerpads and lips

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en:subcutaneous connective tissue nevi

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en:steatocystoma multiplex

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en:squamous pityriasiform appearance of scalp

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en:slight erythema of face

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en:skin vessels with inversion of the usual osmiophilic pattern on electron microscopy

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en:skin tags on the upper part of the auricle

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en:skin flushing, episodic, associated with pain

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en:skin dimple over apex of long bone angulation

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en:skin changes worse in areas of lower skin temperature

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en:s. epidermidis only microorganism isolated

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en:reticulate hyperpigmented macules which darken over time and appear initially on dorsa of hands and feet but progress to flexor aspects of proximal extremities

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en:residual hyperpigmentation

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en:redundant palmar skin

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en:recurrent skin abscesses (1 patient)

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en:rash may or may not be pruritic

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en:punctate palmoplantar keratoderma

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en:pterygium (elbows and knees)

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en:pterygia of neck (in some patients)

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•

en:prominent venous markings

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en:prominent palmar flexion creases

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en:progressive cutis verticis gyrata

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en:progeric skin changes

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en:plexiform neurofibroma (76%)

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en:pilonidal cyst

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en:pigmentation

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•

en:paradoxical sweating response (sweating induced by cold exposure, inability to sweat in hot weather)

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en:papules, keratotic follicular

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en:papular lesion

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en:papillomas (perioral, nasal, and anal regions)

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en:palmoplantar hyperlinearity

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en:no hemorrhage

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en:no cutaneous photosensitivity

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en:non pruritic

•

en:nonmelanoma skin cancer (in some patients)

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en:neonatal cyanosis

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en:livedo reticularis (1 patient)

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en:livedo racemosa (usually on trunk and/or lower extremities)

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en:lipohypoplasia

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en:linear hyperpigmentation

•

en:light-sensitive dermatitis

•

en:lesions occur mainly on extremities, scalp, neck, and trunk

•

•

en:keratosis pilaris of arms and legs

•

en:keratosis pilaris

•

en:juvenile colloid milium

•

en:jaundice due to hemolytic anemia

•

en:jaundice (harderoporphyria)

•

en:intracytoplasmic vacuoles in basal keratinocytes (with negative oil red o-staining)

•

en:hypopigmented spots (less common)

•

en:hyperpigmented skin lesions (in some patients)

•

en:hyperkeratosis of skin at nipples and umbilicus

•

en:hyperkeratosis (especially extensor surfaces)

•

en:histology shows exterior zone of densely packed, small basophilic cells

•

en:hidrocystoma

•

en:generalized dry skin with fine scaling but without erythema or blisters. (sparing of face)

•

en:folliculitis of the scalp, trunk, and extensor surfaces of the extremities

•

en:follicular hyperkeratosis of occipital scalp, nape of neck, and extensor surfaces of upper limbs

•

en:follicular hyperkeratosis

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en:focal keratoderma of soles (in some patients)

•

en:flexural acanthosis nigricans (females, childhood-early adolescence)

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en:fissures of soles (in some patients)

•

en:fine erythrodermic scales, generalized

•

•

en:fades in adolescence

•

en:erythroderma (in some patients)

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en:erythematous squamous skin lesions

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•

en:early onset skin cancer (basal cell, squamous cell and malignant melanoma)

•

en:distorted triradii of palmar skin

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en:diminished sweating

•

•

en:dermal contractures (late complication)

•

en:decreased urocanic acid in stratum corneum

•

en:cysts may gradually increase in size

•

en:cysts may become infected (15%)

•

en:cutaneous vascular malformation

•

en:cutaneous piloleiomyomas (may be single or multiple)

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en:chin dimples

•

en:cellulitis, recurrent (rare)

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en:burning sensation

•

en:albopapuloid lesions may occur

•

en:acrokeratosis verruciformis-like lesions on dorsum of hands

•

en:acrocyanosis

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en:acanthosis nigricans (uncommon)

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•

en:absence of interphalangeal creases

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en:aberrant melanosome maturation

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•

en:bruise/contusion intact skin

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en:skin of female human body

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en:right axillary fossa

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•

•

en:base of axilla

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en:anterior axillary fold

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•

en:wrinkled skin over fingers

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en:wound healing normal

•

en:vessels may form rounded nodules ('tufts')

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en:ulcers, plantar

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en:tumors undergo spontaneous resolution over a period of months

•

en:tuberous xanthoma

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en:thickened skin over the elbows and along the fingers

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en:sweating, episodic

•

en:subcutaneous calcification

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en:squamous epitheliomas, multiple

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en:skin fissures (groin, axilla, neck)

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en:simian crease (in some patients)

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en:severe cystic acne

•

en:redundant skin

•

en:raynaud phenomenon (in some patients)

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en:pruritus of skin lesions, severe

•

en:pigmentary change in skin

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en:papillomatosis, reticular on the periphery, 1 to 2-mm growing to 4-5-mm and coalescing

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en:panniculitis

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en:palmoplantar pits

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en:palmar xanthomas

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en:palmar hyperlinearity

•

en:morbilliform eruption

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en:moderate to severe acne

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en:milia of upper face and ears (infancy)

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en:linear plaque-like scales (1 family)

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en:lesions follow the lines of blaschko

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en:keratosis pilaris (in some patients)

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en:keratoderma, mutilating, of palms and soles

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en:jaundice, intermittent (in some patients)

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en:inguinal pterygium, bilateral (in some patients)

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en:ichthyosis hystrix

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en:ichthyosis (in some patients)

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•

en:hyperpigmented skin patches (face, neck, trunk, limbs, lip, oral mucosa, palms, and soles)

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en:hyperkeratotic plaques on anterolateral ankle area (in some patients)

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en:hyperkeratosis of pressure sites of palms and soles

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en:gingival hyperkeratosis

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en:generalized hypopigmentation

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en:folliculitis (back, axilla, pubic region)

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en:follicular hyperkeratosis (trunk and limbs)

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en:focal scalp defects with alopecia

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en:flexion contractures of hands due to severe hyperkeratosis

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en:eruptive xanthoma

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en:epidermolytic hyperkeratosis, mild

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en:dimples (over bowed limbs)

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en:dermatitis (chronic or chronically relapsing, major feature)

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en:dermatitis, infectious, due to immunodeficiency impetigo

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en:cutaneous telangiectases of face, upper chest, upper mid-back, upper extremities, and hands

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en:brownish macular and lentiginous lesions, disseminated, present on extremities, trunk, and neck

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en:blistering of palms in hot weather (in some patients)

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en:blistering erythematous rash

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en:bilateral palmar simian creases

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en:atrophic scarring (rare)

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en:asymmetric, linear skin defects (anterior face and neck)

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en:anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasias

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en:acral violaceous plaques and nodules

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en:acanthosis nigricans

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en:absent skin pigmentation

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en:1. yellowish, flat papules (neck, antecubital and popliteal fossae, axillae, inguinal, and periumbilical areas)

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en:glabrous skin

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en:symptom/complaint nails

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en:pityriasis rosea

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en:other localized skin infection

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•

en:vitiligo (rare)

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en:verruca plantaris

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en:velvety texture

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en:urticaria due to cold

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en:tone does not appreciably change with age

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en:thin, dry skin

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en:thickened, furrowed skin

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en:telangiectasia (soles)

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en:subcutaneous ossifications

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en:subcutaneous nodules (interphalangeal joints, knees, feet, elbows, pretibial)

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en:shallow indolent cutaneous ulcers (in some patients)

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en:sacral striae

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en:reticulolinear skin defects over face and neck (4/4 patients)

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en:prominent veins (especially over scalp and limbs)

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en:porokeratosis

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en:plantar softness

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en:perianal skin tags

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en:papillomatosis, confluent centrally, erythematous turning brown later

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en:palmoplantar cutis gyrata

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en:painful, fleshy papules or nodules (hands, scalp, ears, perinasal area)

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en:occasional neurofibromas

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en:normal sweating capacity

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en:non-purpuric punctate and linear erythematous rash

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en:multiple nevi

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en:melanocytic skin tumors/papules, skin-colored to reddish-brown, dome-shaped or pedunculated, well circumscribed with an average size of 5 mm (in 2 families)

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en:mast cell degranulation

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en:marked bruisability

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en:lipoma of skin and subcutaneous tissue of scalp

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en:linear porokeratosis (1 patient)

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en:light complexion

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en:lentiginosis, generalized (in some patients)

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en:leiomyomas are sensitive to light touch

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en:impaired would healing

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en:ichthyosis, generalized, with involvement of flexural folds

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en:ichthyosiform erythroderma, congenital

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en:hypohidrosis (in some patients)

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en:granulomatous dermatitis

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en:flushing attacks

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en:familial progressive hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation

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en:extrusion of calcium deposits ('perforating pxe')

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en:erythema marginatum

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en:erosion, generalized

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en:epidermal nevus

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en:dimples overlying contractures

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en:diffuse yellow-orange non-epidermolytic hyperkeratosis on palms and soles (palmoplantar keratoderma)

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en:dermatitis herpetiformis

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en:dermal ossification (osteoma cutis)

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en:cysts may be solitary (30%)

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en:cylindromas, multiple (face, trunk and extremities)

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en:cutaneous albinism, tyrosinase-positive

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en:collodion membrane at birth (in some patients)

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en:central atrophic area has a peripheral keratotic ridge

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en:cafe-au-lait spot (in 1/4 patients)

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en:bathing suit distribution of ichthyosis (in some patients)

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en:atrophic skin over ears

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en:aplasia cutis congenita

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en:anhidrosis (in patients with hsan2d)

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en:anhidrosis, patchy

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en:angiokeratomas (soles)

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en:affects distal limb and scalp

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en:absence of skin creases over proximal interphalangeal (pip) joints

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en:absence of pretibial myxedema

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en:skin of the extremity

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en:limited dermatologic function

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en:infected finger/toe/paronychia

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en:diaper dermatitis

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en:epidermal derivative

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en:and amyloidosis

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en:Stevens-Johnson syndrome

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Épidermolyse bulleuse simple

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schwannome psammomateux

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ectodermique-fente labiopalatine-déformation des mains et des pieds avec retard mental (dysplasie)

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en:glandula sebacea

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ichtyose folliculaire, atrichie et photophobie

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kérato-acanthome

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peau du membre inférieur et de la hanche

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en:venous varicosity

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Vörner (kératodermie épidermolytique de)

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autres affections de la peau et du tissu sous-cutané

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en:mature hemangioma

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en:cavernous angioma

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lemmome

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gliome périphérique

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névrome palissadique encapsulé

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schwannome dégénéré

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tumeur maligne de gaine nerveuse périphérique

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kyste épidermique

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kyste trichilemmal

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absorption par la peau

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lipome

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en:linear skin defects on face and neck (in both patients)

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en:pustular psoriasis (in some patients)

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en:dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (predominantly but not restricted to the pretibial area)

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oedème

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porome

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dermatite séborrhéique

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en:wrinkled face

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en:usually occurs in the head and neck area

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en:transgression of hyperkeratosis to dorsum of hands and feet (in some patients)

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en:tight, rigid skin

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en:thick, waxy skin of palms and soles with well-defined erythematous border

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en:spotty hyperpigmentation

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en:skin wrinkling (limited to dorsum of hands and feet and abdomen)

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en:skin mottling due to poor perfusion

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en:skin lesions follow the lines of blaschko

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en:skin folds or creases (neck or forearm)

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en:skin erosion

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en:size variation (1 x 1 to 6 x 4 cm)

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en:shagreen patch

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en:severe atopic dermatitis

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en:seborrhea (35% of adults)

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en:sacral dimple (in some patients)

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en:reticulate skin pigmentation

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en:residual postinflammatory hyperpigmentation, moderate

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en:red-violet macular atrophy

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en:recurrent skin abscesses

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en:purpuric rash

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en:punctate palmoplantar hyperkeratosis (later onset)

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en:pruritus (major feature)

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en:pruritus, episodic

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en:primarily affects trunk

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en:pretibial dimples

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en:poor wound healing

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en:pilomatricoma

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en:parakeratosis

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en:papules enlarge centrifugally to form central atrophic area with an irregular keratotic ridge

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en:papules, firm, flat or dome-shaped, skin-colored some with a hair at or just outside the periphery and/or telangiectatic surface

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en:palmoplantar keratoderma (in some patients)

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en:no uv-induced skin tumors

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en:no mucosal vesicles

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en:normal numbers of sweat glands

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en:netherton syndrome

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en:neonatal jaundice

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en:neonatal acral blistering

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en:multiple facial papules

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en:multiple, small punctate keratoses (palms and soles)

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en:milky white skin

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en:midline facial capillary hemangioma

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en:midface capillary hemangioma

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en:loose, redundant skin on fingers

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en:localized cutaneous necrobiosis lipoidica

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en:lesions predominantly on face and limbs

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en:lesions appear on the trunk and limbs but the face, palms, soles, and mucosa are spared

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en:jaundice (1 patient)

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en:intolerant of heat

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en:intercrural pterygium

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en:increased chloride levels in sweat

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en:hyperpigmented macules of variable size and shape located in a symmetrical pattern primarily on face, neck, trunk, and dorsa of hands and feet

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en:hyperkeratosis of weight-bearing areas of soles

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en:histology shows 'cannonball' distribution of capillary-sized vessels in the dermis

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en:hemangioma (neck and forehead)

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en:frequent bleeding may occur with trauma

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en:flexural lichenification in adults (major feature)

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en:finely wrinkled palms

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en:fibrous skin tumor of tuberous sclerosis

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en:erythematous ichthyotic skin with reticulate pattern

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en:erythematous, irregular netlike pattern of vessels

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en:elastosis perforans serpiginosa

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en:diffuse skin atrophy (especially dorsa of hands and feet)

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en:deficiency of the interleukin-36 receptor antagonist

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en:deep palmar crease

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en:dark skin pigmentation

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en:darkly pigmented skin

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en:cutaneous mastocytosis

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en:cigarette-paper scars

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en:candida diaper dermatitis

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en:cafe-au-lait spots (93%)

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en:axillary apocrine gland hypoplasia

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en:acanthosis nigricans in patients with diabetes

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en:absent distal interphalangeal creases

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en:absence of skin creases over distal interphalangeal (dip) joints

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en:absence of normal rete ridge pattern

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en:absence of dermopathy

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en:peristomal skin

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en:laceration/cut

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en:wrinkling of skin on limbs

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en:varicose vein

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en:thickened skin over flexor surface of proximal phalanges

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en:telangiectases (especially on tongue, lips, palate, fingers, face, conjunctiva, trunk, nail beds, and fingertips)

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en:spotted and reticulate pigmentation of flexural areas of skin

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en:soft with easy bruising (in some patients)

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en:soft thin skin

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en:smooth, waxy, thick skin over palms and soles, desquamating in large flakes

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en:skin over joint surfaces of hands and feet is thick, red, and edematous

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en:scleroderma-like skin, especially of face and distal extremities

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en:scleroderma-like change

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en:red, raised, scaly skin patches (elbows, knees, scalp)

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en:pustular eruption

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en:prominent superficial blood vessels

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en:pretibial pigmented granulomatous plaques

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en:poikiloderma (atrophic plaques with telangiectasia)

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en:pigmented nevus

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en:pigmentary changes on the shins (1 patient)

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en:patchy vitiligo

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en:pale, sensitive skin

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en:neurofibromas, subcutaneous (76%)

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en:neurofibroma

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en:multiple pterygia

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en:multiple papules (milium-like, comedo-like)

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en:multiple nevi (up to hundreds)

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en:mild scarring

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en:mild lamellar ichthyosis

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en:macular hypopigmented whorls, streaks, and patches

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en:lymphatic vessels present at the periphery of lesion

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en:lower limb lymphedema (variable onset, age four to teens)

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en:lichenified skin

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en:leukoplakia (seen in recessive form)

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en:lesions are often brownish colored

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en:larger brownish scaling on neck, buttocks, and legs

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en:inner zone of enucleated 'shadow' cells

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en:hypoplastic fingertip epidermal ridges

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en:hypopigmentation (seen only in deletion cases)

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en:hypertrichosis

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en:hyperpigmented spots on hands (especially palms), arms, feet (especially plantar areas), legs, and lips

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en:hyperlinearity of palms (in some patients)

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en:hyperkeratosis of the palms and soles and esophageal papillomas

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en:hyperextensible skin (in some patients)

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en:hemorrhagic blisters

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en:fine whitish scales over entire surface of skin

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en:facial milia tend to disappear in adulthood

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en:extensive cutaneous involvement rarely occurs

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en:erythematous palmoplantar hyperkeratosis, progressive extending onto dorsum of hands and achilles tendon area

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en:epidermoid inclusion cysts

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en:edema, generalized perinatal (in some patients)

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en:discoid rash

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en:diffuse pigmentary skin mottling, mild, on trunk and proximal limbs

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en:diffuse erythematous maculopapular rash

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en:cutaneous leiomyomata (heterozygote carriers)

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en:congenital palmoplantar keratosis

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en:congenital absence of skin in areas

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en:calluses on weight-bearing areas of soles

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en:bright copper-red coloration of skin (in darker-skinned individuals)

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en:blistering at acral sites

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en:blistering, recurrent, of the palms and soles

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en:bilateral single palmar creases

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en:basal cell layer contains clumped keratin filaments

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en:axillary freckling

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en:asymptomatic soft white spongy mucosal plaques with thick folded surfaces

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en:acneiform lesions (rare)

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en:acanthosis nigricans, axillary (in male patient)

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en:2. yellowish, flat plaques

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en:other injury to skin

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en:other changes in skin color

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