Martínez EV, Ramos-Garibay A, Estrada AI

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 39-42
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ABSTRACT

Linear scleroderma involving the frontal or frontoparietal region of the scalp (with or without associated facial hemiathrophy) is called “en coup de sabre”, that is considered like a variant of the linear localized forms. It is reported a case, that was studied at “Centro Dermatológico Pascua”

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