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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. what does this imply, doc as confused as results seem mixed?
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I'm also confused. I think your physician should sit down with the pathologist who gave that interpretation & ask for more of a clinical diagnosis and whether any other testing or consultation with certain dermatologists would be the next step.
Answered 6/25/2023
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