I absolutely think that these cased-based like examples are useful! You can even build upon it adding more ways of diagnoses, pertinent history and treatments. This is helpful at all medical education levels, especially a MS4 rotating and applying to Dermatology. Thank you so so much Dr. Chen.
LSC is a result of chronic friction (which includes scratching), so chronic eczema usually looks like LSC because of the itch/scratch that happens. However, you can get LSC without eczema before it (for example, I see it a lot with people who wear tight shoes which leads to LSC).
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This playlist deserves more recognition. Thank you.
Amazing sir love ur way of explanation a lot♥️♥️
Yes I would love more of your case videos!
Have been super busy! Will try to put something together soon!
This is so useful information
Great content
I absolutely think that these cased-based like examples are useful! You can even build upon it adding more ways of diagnoses, pertinent history and treatments. This is helpful at all medical education levels, especially a MS4 rotating and applying to Dermatology. Thank you so so much Dr. Chen.
Love all your videos!! Crystal clear!
Glad you like them!
Thanks dr steven. Great and would like more about that
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Please make more videos like this
Thanks for the encouragement! I'll work on it!
Thanks!
What would be the difference between lichen simplex chronicus and chronic eczema? Are they mutually exclusive?
LSC is a result of chronic friction (which includes scratching), so chronic eczema usually looks like LSC because of the itch/scratch that happens. However, you can get LSC without eczema before it (for example, I see it a lot with people who wear tight shoes which leads to LSC).
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