Morales BME, Marín HE, Orellana AÁR, Villagómez LE, Peralta CG

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ABSTRACT

Progressive symmetric Erythrokeratodermia (PSEQ) is a genodermatosis characterized by large polycyclic and hyperkeratotic plaques, fixed in location, symmetrically distributed mainly on the limbs.
In this article we present four cases with SEQ, three of them are relatives and the last one sporadic, and we made a review of the literature.

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