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Current Deck: BUMed Mother Deck::YL2.S1-PATHOLOGY::PTH.S1.L10.The Skin
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{{c1::Seborrheic Dermatitis}}
- Microscopic appearance
- share features with spongiotic dermatitis and psoriasis with earlier lesions being more spongiotic and later once more acanthotic
- Typically mounds of parakeratosis containing neutrophils and sebum are present at the ostia of hair follicles called {{c2::follicular leaping}}.
- A superficial perivascular inflammatory infiltrate generally consists of a mixture of {{c2::lymphocytes and neutrophils::what cells?}} are likewise noted.
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