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Gaye Güldiken Doğruel1, Güldehan Atış2, Mustafa Esen3

  • 1Department of Dermatovenereology, İstanbul Arel University Faculty of Medicine, Memorial Ataşehir Hospital, İstanbul, Türkiye.

International journal of dermatology
|April 10, 2025
PubMed
概括

自发性指甲疾病 (SINDs) 经常与其他身体重点重复行为 (BFRBs) 一起发生,特别是在女性身上. 尽管有意识,但寻求SIND的医疗治疗仍然很低,这凸显了皮肤科医生干预的必要性.

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修饰 修饰 修饰 修饰 修饰脱发障碍 脱发障碍 是一种脱发障碍.爪子疾病 爪子疾病咬指甲的指甲是一种咬指甲的行为.这种疾病是 onychophagia.皮肤取 皮肤取

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