L'érythème (eczéma) craquelé Quoi de neuf en 2013 ?Lachapelle, Jean-Marie(2013) Nouvelles Dermatologiques — Vol. 32, n° 3, p. 111-115 (2013)
FilesNo attached file found for this publication.DetailsAuthorsLachapelle, Jean-MarieAuthorAbstractThe so-called "erythema craquelé" of the lower limbs observed in old people is a complication of skin xerosis. It is frequent, may become eczematous ("eczema craquelé") and is benign in nature. On the contrary, widespread "erythema craquelé" on other parts of the body may also occur in young adults. It requires the search for a paraneoplasic syndrome or a nutritional deficiency. It has also been described as a skin side effect, following a treatment with pemetrexed. © Nouv Dermatol 2013.Show moreCitations APA Chicago FWB Lachapelle, J.-M. (2013). L’érythème (eczéma) craquelé Quoi de neuf en 2013 ? Nouvelles Dermatologiques, 32(3), 111-115. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/187703 (Original work published 2013)