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A “new” autosomal dominant genodermatosis characterized by hyperpigmented spots and palmo‐ plantar hyperkeratosis

José M. Cantú, José Sánchez‐Corona, R Fragoso, Ernesto Macotela-Ruiz, Diana García‐Cruz

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Abstract

A previously undescribed genodermatosis consisting of tiny hyperpigmented spots aggregated in irregular maculae and mainly localized in the regions exposed to light is reported. Hyperkeratotic papules in the palms and soles were also present. Autosomal dominant inheritance is concluded.

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A previously undescribed genodermatosis consisting of tiny hyperpigmented spots aggregated in irregular maculae and mainly localized in the regions exposed to light is reported. Hyperkeratotic papules in the palms and soles were also present. Autosomal dominant inheritance is concluded.

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A previously undescribed genodermatosis consisting of tiny hyperpigmented spots aggregated in irregular maculae and mainly localized in the regions exposed to light is reported. Hyperkeratotic papules in the palms and soles were also present. Autosomal dominant inheritance is concluded.

Key concepts: Genodermatosis, Hyperkeratosis, Keratoderma, Medicine, Dermatology, Pathology, Dyskeratosis, Biology

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