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Mid-dermal elastolysis revisited
Archives of Dermatological Research, 11/25/09

Gambichler T – Immunohistological studies and cell culture experiments indicate that dysbalances in elastin turnover are associated with pathological degradative processes including increased elastolytic activity that finally lead to loss of elastic fibres in the mid–dermis. First–line differential diagnoses may include closely related conditions such as anetoderma, annular elastolytic giant cell granuloma, cutis laxa acquisita and pseudoxanthoma elasticum–like papillary dermal elastolysis.

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