PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE EPIDERMIS AND DERMIS IN VARIOUS STAGES AND SEVERITIES OF VULGAR PSORIASIS
Abstract
This thesis highlights the characteristics of pathomorphological changes observed in the epidermis and dermis at various clinical stages and degrees of severity of vulgar psoriasis. Increased keratinocyte proliferation, impaired epidermal differentiation, inflammatory infiltration, and microcirculatory changes in the dermis are of great importance in the mechanism of the disease's development.
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