What Does Mild Compact Orthohyperkeratosis From Stratum Corneum Suggest?
how is this curable? shows moderately dense superficial perivascular patchy lichenoid lymphocytic with normal intervening epidermis. In affected areas the epidermis shows mild hyperplasia . The dermoepidermal junction is infiltrated by lymphocytes and shows scattered necrotic keratinocytes and colloid bodies. the granular layer is focally thickened. The stratum corneum shows mild compact orthohyperkeratosis
Histopathology suggests the probable diagnosis of lichen planus. It is a benign condition causing no harm.
Topical steroid cream would improve the condition. If needed, take oral steroids in a tapering dose. Avoid stress and trauma.
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Dr Ilyas Patel, Dermatologist
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What Does Mild Compact Orthohyperkeratosis From Stratum Corneum Suggest?
Hi, Histopathology suggests the probable diagnosis of lichen planus. It is a benign condition causing no harm. Topical steroid cream would improve the condition. If needed, take oral steroids in a tapering dose. Avoid stress and trauma. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Ilyas Patel, Dermatologist