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Ichthyosen und andere Verhornungsstörungen

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Der Begriff „Ichthyosen“ leitet sich aus dem griechischen Wort ichthys (Fisch) ab und wird bereits seit dem 18. Jahrhundert verwendet. Darunter wird eine heterogene Gruppe von Genodermatosen zusammengefasst, die eine verdickte Hornschicht aufgrund einer keratinozytären Hyperprolifera-tion oder Hyperretention aufweisen. Diese Verhornungsstörungen sind in der Regel vererbt, wenn auch erworbene Formen vorkommen. Bei den verschiedenen Varianten bestehen Unterschiede im klinischen Bild, im Schweregrad und im Vererbungsmodus.

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