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Erythemato-Papulo-Squamous Diseases

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The diseases covered below all feature erythematous or papular lesions which often become covered with scale. The term papulosquamous is most often used in the USA but fails to correctly describe diseases such as pityriasis rosea which has erythematous macules and then scale, but never papules. Thus we prefer erythematosquamous, even though it is not widely used in English. Most of these diseases have an unclear etiology and their appearance in the same chapter should not be interpreted as evidence of any biologic relationship.

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