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Terra firma-forme dermatosis: Two cases

Dursun Turkmen.




Abstract

Terra firma-forme dermatosis is a dermatosis with unknown etiology which causes dirt-like colour changes on the skin. It is frequently seen in children and adolescents. Its clinical emergence is in the form of gray-brown, mildly papillomatous, pigmented plaques especially on the face, neck, trunk and ankles. Lesions can’t be cleaned by water and soap; they can only be cleaned by rubbing with isopropyl alcohol or ethyl alcohol. In this study, two cases with terra firma-forme dermatosis were defined and the subject was reviewed in the light of literature.

Key words: Dermatosis, terra firma-forme, Duncan’s dirty dermatosis, isopropyl alcohol






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