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See Latest ArticlesSevere exacerbation of multiple self-healing squamous epithelioma with radiotherapy, which was successfully treated with acitretin
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Robertson SJ et al. – The authors patient had a personal and family history of multiple KAs and SCCs. Multiple self–healing squamous epithelioma, otherwise known as Ferguson–Smith disease, was diagnosed. This case presented a therapeutic challenge to preserve tissue and avoid severe facial disfigurement.
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