Frictional amyloidosis L99.0; E85.4;

Last updated on: 08.08.2023

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Definition
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Cutaneous amyloidosis due to constant scratching and scrubbing of certain skin areas with hard brushes or other objects (nylon brush macular amyloidosis). There are pathogenetic relationships to notalgia paraesthetica.

Literature
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  1. Venkataram MN et al (2001) Frictional amyloidosis: a study of 10 cases. Australas J Dermatol 42:176-179.

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Incoming links (1)

Notalgia paraesthetica;

Outgoing links (2)

Cutaneous amyloidosis (overview); Notalgia paraesthetica;

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Last updated on: 08.08.2023

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