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Die Früherkennung der Aktinischen Keratose

Early detection of actinic keratoses

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Zusammenfassung

In hellhäutigen Populationen aller Kontinente werden in ansteigender Zahl Aktinische Keratosen, auch solare Keratosen genannt, festgestellt. Diese Hautveränderungen, die einer In-situ-Karzinombildung entsprechen, finden sich vorwiegend in einer chronisch dem UV-Licht exponierten Haut. Woran Sie diese Hautveränderungen erkennen können, erfahren Sie hier.

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Gollnick, H.P.M. Die Früherkennung der Aktinischen Keratose. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 159 (Suppl 1), 57–63 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-017-9042-6

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