“Clinicopathological Differentiation Between Hand Eczema and Hand Psoriasis”
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Hand eczema, hand psoriasis, clinicopathological differentiation, histopathology, chronic dermatosesAbstract
Hand eczema and hand psoriasis are two chronic inflammatory dermatoses with overlapping clinical features, often making diagnosis and management challenging. This study aims to delineate clinicopathological differences between hand eczema and hand psoriasis based
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