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Eczema craquelé associated with nephrotic syndromeYang et al., 2016
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- Yang C
- Lott J
- Bunick C
- Bolognia J
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Discussion Eczema craquelé is usually observed in older individuals, especially those with xerosis who are living in a cold, low-humidity environment. 2 In some patients, it is caused by an overuse of soaps. There were several atypical features in this patient—her young age …
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