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Skin biopsy showed: parakeratosis psoriasiform hyperplasia spongiosis neutrophils in stratum corneum loss of granular layer sub adjacent mild superficial perivascular lymphocytic formation doc is confused as he said this could be a number of things?

Q: skin biopsy showed: parakeratosis psoriasiform hyperplasia spongiosis neutrophils in stratum corneum loss of granular layer sub adjacent mild superficial perivascular lymphocytic formation doc is confused as he said this could be a number of things?

: Sorry to frustrate you but we could not help either. If a dermatologist has seen your skin lesions along with history and he could not make a definite diagnosis so neither could we. If the pathological findings are typical, usually pathologist can offer his opinion when reading the biopsy. Please continue to follow your dermatologist.

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Sorry to frustrate you but we could not help either. If a dermatologist has seen your skin lesions along with history and he could not make a definite diagnosis so neither could we. If the pathological findings are typical, usually pathologist can offer his opinion when reading the biopsy. Please continue to follow your dermatologist.

Answered 6/24/2023

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A member asked:

Skin biopsy showed: parakeratosis psoriasiform hyperplasia spongiosis neutrophils in stratum corneum loss of granular layer sub adjacent mild superficial perivascular lymphocytic formation doc is confused as he said this could be a number of things?

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