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. 1973 Apr;49(570):282–283. doi: 10.1136/pgmj.49.570.282

Accentuation of ichthyosis vulgaris due to associated leprosy

A P Shah, S S Shah, H V Doshi
PMCID: PMC2495698  PMID: 4760727

Abstract

A case of ichthyosis vulgaris associated with tuberculoid leprosy is reported. Ichthyotic scales were markedly accentuated within the anaesthetic patches of leprosy.

The probable mechanism of the accentuation of ichthyosis by leprosy is discussed.

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