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N Zaias

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    |December 1, 1982
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    Abstract:

    The varied clinical manifestations of pitted keratolysis in the soles and of ringed keratolysis in the palms are presented. The etiologic agent, a species of Corynebacterium, has been proved to produce similar lesions in experimental patients. The histopathology in the stratum corneum and its treatment are also summarized.

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