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IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF DISEASE ACTIVITY IN LICHEN SCLEROSUS: A FOCUS ON CLINICAL CORRELATION
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Lichen sclerosus is a chronic inflammatory dermatosis characterized by progressive skin atrophy, sclerosis, and variable inflammatory activity. Disease activity may differ significantly between patients and even within individual lesions, complicating clinical assessment.
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