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Perivascular inflammatory cell infiltrate was said on my skin biopsy diagnosis. can this be explained in simpler terms?

Q: perivascular inflammatory cell infiltrate was said on my skin biopsy diagnosis. can this be explained in simpler terms?

: There are cells indicative of inflammation around the blood vessels. this occurs and many conditions and has to be interpreted with signs and symptoms by your dermatologist

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There are cells indicative of inflammation around the blood vessels. this occurs and many conditions and has to be interpreted with signs and symptoms by your dermatologist

Answered 12/1/2022

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Perivascular inflammatory cell infiltrate was said on my skin biopsy diagnosis. can this be explained in simpler terms?

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