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Neck Localized Cutis Laxa

Umut TUNCEL
Aydın TURAN
Fatma MARKOÇ
Naci KOSTAKOĞLU
Pages
31–32
Publication Date
2012-02-15
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The pathogenetic relationship with any other disorder or intake of related drug could not found.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Cutis laxa is an uncommon disorder characterized clinically laxitiy of the skin, which hangs in loose folds, by the loss of dermal elastic tissue.
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Key Findings & Data:Histopathology showed that the elastic fibers were lost in the skin areas of cutis laxa and decreased in adjacent skin.
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Conclusion & Impact:The pathogenetic relationship with any other disorder or intake of related drug could not found.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:localized cutis laxa · elastolysis · neck

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Cutis laxa is an uncommon disorder characterized clinically laxitiy of the skin, which hangs in loose folds, by the loss of dermal elastic tissue. We report a case only neck localized of cutis laxa that no systemic involvement was diagnosed. The skin laxity was preceded by episodes of itching and swelling on her neck. When the patient applied to our clinic, she was considered as a case of localized cutis laxa, and the patient was recovered by neck lift operation. Histopathology showed that the elastic fibers were lost in the skin areas of cutis laxa and decreased in adjacent skin. The pathogenetic relationship with any other disorder or intake of related drug could not found.

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TUNCEL, U., TURAN, A., MARKOÇ, F., KOSTAKOĞLU, N. (2012). Neck Localized Cutis Laxa. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Cilt: 28 - Sayı: 1, 31–32. https://ajindex.com/articles/678985

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