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Characteristics of co-existing psoriatic plaques in generalized pustular psoriasis patients with or without IL36RN mutation

2024-01-02

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Fewer than 5% patients with generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) have clear or almost clear skin between GPP flare and 31 ~ 78% of patients present with co-existing psoriasis plaques. The erythema, thickness and scaling of co-existing psoriasis plaques in patients with GPP were assessed by two independent dermatologists who were unknown of IL36RN mutation status. Twenty IL36RN c.115 + 6T > C mutation positive pati...

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Literature Corpus work: dd833a1f-ef42-59f5-94a2-fb32d4b8af1a
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3804347/v1

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