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Mask-induced Koebner phenomenon and its clinical phenotypes: A multicenter, real-life study focusing on 873 dermatological consultations during COVID-19 pandemics.

Dermatologic therapy - 1 Mar 2021

Damiani Giovanni, Gironi Laura Cristina, Kridin Khalaf, Pacifico Alessia, Buja Alessandra, Bragazzi Nicola Luigi, Spalkowska Magdalena, Pigatto Paolo Daniele Maria, Santus Pierachille, Savoia Paola

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During COVID-19 pandemic, wearing masks for prevention became mandatory but evidence suggest that is also detrimental for skin. Although facial dermatoses due to masks increase in both healthcare workers and general population, a pathogenetic hypothesis remains still elusive. We aimed to evaluate the prevalence of dermatological consultations due to Koebner triggered dermatoses In this prospective, multicenter,...

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PMID: 33527560
DOI: 10.1111/dth.14823
PMCID: PMC7995036

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