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Assessment of pruritus

Plaque type psoriasis

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Solar urticaria: photoprovocation upon UVA exposure

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Lichenification due to chronic rubbing in a patient with atopic dermatitis

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Dermatitis herpetiformis: typical lesions on extensor surface of forearm

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Lichen planus: lacy network traversing the buccal mucosa

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Prurigo nodularis: secondary scratch lesions

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Bullous pemphigoid: tense blisters and erosions on erythematous background

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Acute urticaria: typical wheals

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Urticaria: wheals

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Scabies: typical lesions within interphalangeal areas

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Dermatitis herpetiformis: highly pruritic vesicles, small blisters, and erosions on extensor surfaces of extremities

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Lichen planus: flat, violaceous papules with visible Köbner phenomenon (arrow)

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Atopic dermatitis: white dermographism

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Scabies

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Atopic dermatitis: erythema, excoriations, and lichenification in popliteal area

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Prurigo nodularis: a disease with extensive scratch lesions

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Prurigo nodularis: note sparing of upper part of back, which is difficult to access for scratching

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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Psoriasis: symmetrical plaques on the back covered with thick scales

From the collection of Adam Reich MD, PhD

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