A Case of Morphea Following Intra-articular Injection
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Description
Morphea is an inflammatory and sclerosing skin disorder that is brought on by immune dysregulation, external factors, and genetic predisposition. It is benign, self-limiting, and typically confined to the skin and underlying tissues, without serious risk for morbidity. It is important to distinguish localized and limited morphea and scleroderma from a systemic presentation, as management and treatment as well as other risk factors and organ involvement vary greatly in systemic disease.
Publication Date
9-1-2023
Keywords
Morphea, immune dysregulation
Disciplines
Dermatology
Recommended Citation
Swan A, Failla O, Cliffel M. A case of morphea following intra-articular injection. Presented at American Osteopathic College of Dermatology 2023 Fall On-Demand Dermatology Review; 2023 September; Virtual.
Comments
American Osteopathic College of Dermatology 2023 Fall On-Demand Dermatology Review