Lichen Sclerosus
📋Overview
This dermatological disorder is characterized by the development of fragile, patchy areas that may appear thinner than the surrounding tissue. While it can occur on various parts of the body, it most frequently affects the skin in the genital and anal areas.
The condition is recognized as a long-term inflammatory process and is often associated with autoimmune features. It is a distinct clinical entity that requires professional medical evaluation to distinguish it from other skin disorders.
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Medical codes (for reference)
UMLS CUI: C0023652Codes are provided for reference and interoperability. They are not a diagnosis.
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