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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / A comparison between self-reported hand eczema and self-reported signs and symptoms of skin lesions indicating hand eczema.

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2022 Jul 09


Contact Dermatitis


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35808939?dopt=Abstract

A comparison between self-reported hand eczema and self-reported signs and symptoms of skin lesions indicating hand eczema.

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A comparison between self-reported hand eczema and self-reported signs and symptoms of skin lesions indicating hand eczema.
Yüksel Y T, Thyssen JP, Nørreslet L B, Flachs E M, Ebbehøj N E, Agner T
Contact Dermatitis. 2022 Jul 09.
PMID: 35808939.

Abstract

The accuracy of self-reported hand eczema (HE) is currently unclear, and it is unknown how well self-reported signs and symptoms of skin lesions that indicate HE correlate with self-reported HE.
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