Explaining phenotype heterogeneity in patients with psoriasis.

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Psoriasis is a heterogeneous disorder with many different phenotypes. Further, different forms may alter their morphology and course of disease in that, for instance, plaque-type psoriasis may become pustular and vice versa. With advancing insight in immunopathology phenotype switching can now be explained by directional changes from T cell-mediated pathology to an inflammatory neutrophilic pattern which is...

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