ACQUIRED KERATODERMA ARE CHARACTERIZED BY HYPERKERATOSIS OF THE SKIN ON THE PALMS AND SOLES AS A CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF HEPATIC OVERLAP SYNDROME, A CASE FROM CLINICAL PRACTICE
Keywords:
overlap syndrome, primary biliary cirrhosis, autoimmune hepatitis, acquired keratosis, diagnosis, treatment
Abstract
The article describes a case from the clinical practice of a patient with overlap syndrome that was followed up by dermatologists with the diagnosis of hyperkeratosis and gastroenterologists with autoimmune hepatitis (AIG). 10 years after the onset of the disease there was a cross on the primary biliary cirrhosis of the liver (PBC).References
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Published
2019-02-21
How to Cite
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Shauchenka EG, Lemeshevskaya ZP, Bozhko EN, ShtabinskаyaT, Ziaziulina VN. ACQUIRED KERATODERMA ARE CHARACTERIZED BY HYPERKERATOSIS OF THE SKIN ON THE PALMS AND SOLES AS A CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF HEPATIC OVERLAP SYNDROME, A CASE FROM CLINICAL PRACTICE. journalHandG [Internet]. 2019Feb.21 [cited 2024Nov.24];2(2):223-6. Available from: http://hepatogastro.grsmu.by/index.php/journalHandG/article/view/91
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CASE STUDY
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