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Exfoliative Dermatitis Presenting Sign of Internal Malignancy

Authors: THEODORE ROSEN MD, ROBERT CHAPPELL MD, CAROL DRUCKER MD

Abstract

Exfoliative dermatitis is most commonly associated with antecedent cutaneous disorders, medications, and lymphoreticular malignancies. Three patients with exfoliative dermatitis associated with internal carcinoma are described. The importance of thorough evaluation of all patients who present with exfoliative dermatitis is stressed.

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