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  • ...pically filled with [[collagen]], a protein that provides structure to the skin. ...ough the skin surface. 'Collagenoma' is a term used to describe a group of skin disorders characterized by an overgrowth of collagen.
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  • == Nodules == ...They can be found in organs such as the [[thyroid gland]], [[lungs]], or [[skin]], and can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous).
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  • ...in]] in the skin. The term is derived from the Latin ''cutaneus'' meaning "skin", the English ''focal'' meaning "localized", and the Greek ''mucinosis'' me ...the skin, leading to the formation of small, soft, skin-colored or bluish nodules.
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  • ...drug that becomes active when exposed to light) by mouth or applied to the skin, followed by UV-A radiation.  ...he skin, followed by UV-A radiation. PUVA therapy can increase the risk of skin cancer. Also known as psoralen and ultraviolet A therapy {{dictionary-stub}
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  • ...lare' is derived from the Latin words 'sub' meaning under, 'cutis' meaning skin, 'granulum' meaning small grain, and 'annulare' meaning ring-shaped. ...ized by the presence of small, firm nodules or lumps under the skin. These nodules are typically found on the legs, feet, and hands, but can occur anywhere on
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  • ==Types of Nodules== ...ther benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). Some common types of nodules include:
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  • ...]] characterized by the progressive development of multiple nodules on the skin. ...known as [[histiocytes]]. These histiocytes form nodules or lesions on the skin that progressively increase in number over time.
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  • ...sed to denote a group of skin conditions characterized by itchy papules or nodules. ...itching and the formation of hard, itchy lumps (papules or nodules) on the skin. The condition can affect any part of the body, but it most commonly affect
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  • ...e of [[cutaneous condition]] that affects the [[connective tissue]] in the skin. ...n]] that is characterized by an overgrowth of the connective tissue in the skin. This condition is typically present at birth or develops during childhood.
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  • ...ion characterized by the presence of multiple, firm, yellowish papules and nodules, often associated with solar elastosis. ...omedones (blackheads and whiteheads), and a rough, leathery texture to the skin.
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  • ...orare'' meaning "to pierce through", and the Greek ''dermatosis'' meaning "skin condition". ...is characterized by hyperkeratotic papules and nodules that perforate the skin, leading to the extrusion of dermal contents.
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  • ...a rare medical condition characterized by the formation of bone within the skin. This condition is often associated with other diseases but can also occur ..."cutis" meaning skin. Thus, the term literally translates to "bone in the skin".
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  • ...g-shaped") is a chronic skin condition characterized by raised, reddish or skin-colored bumps that form ring patterns, usually on the hands and feet. ...nodules tend to be about 1 to 2 millimeters in diameter and can be either skin-colored or slightly reddish. They often form circular or semicircular patte
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  • ...rapoxvirus]] and is characterized by the formation of a single or multiple nodules on the hands or fingers. ...e word "nodule" refers to the small, hard, abnormal lump that forms on the skin as a result of the infection.
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  • ...us" (to roll), referring to the way the worms coil up in nodules under the skin. ...indness. Other symptoms may include [[nodules]] under the skin, changes in skin color, and vision loss.
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  • ...aracterized by the presence of multiple [[papules]] and [[nodules]] on the skin. ...g 'nipple' and the Greek word 'oma' meaning 'tumor'. 'Cutis' is Latin for 'skin'. 'Carcinoides' is derived from the Greek words 'karkinos' meaning 'crab' a
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  • ...rare, benign condition characterized by multiple, painless, hard cutaneous nodules on the scrotum. The term 'idiopathic' is used when the exact cause of the c ...disease of unknown cause. 'Scrotal' refers to the 'scrotum', the pouch of skin containing the testicles. 'Calcinosis' comes from the Latin 'calx' meaning
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  • ...g used in conjunction with UV light to treat psoriasis, vitiligo, and skin nodules of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. It is also being studied as a treatment for g ...g used in conjunction with UV light to treat psoriasis, vitiligo, and skin nodules of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. It is also being studied as a treatment for g
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  • ...skin condition characterized by the sudden onset of numerous small, benign skin tumors called [[histiocytomas]]. ...appearance of numerous small, red or brown [[nodules]] on the skin. These nodules are typically painless and may appear anywhere on the body, but are most co
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  • ...d by the development of numerous small, firm, red-brown [[nodules]] on the skin. ...e appearance of numerous small, firm, red-brown nodules on the skin. These nodules can appear anywhere on the body but are most commonly found on the [[trunk]
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