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solar keratosis

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solar keratosis.
keratosis
any horny growth on the skin, such as a wart or callosity; a firm, elevated, circumscribed area of excessive keratin production. Common in humans but uncommon in animals.

actinic keratosis
varies from a sharply outlined verrucous or keratotic growth to poorly defined areas of erythema, which are premalignant lesions. Due to excessive exposure to the sun. Called also solar keratosis.
equine cannon keratosis
linear keratosis
see equine linear keratosis.
keratosis pilaris
hyperkeratosis limited to the hair follicles.
seborrheic keratosis, keratosis seborrheica
single or multiple elevated plaques and nodules often hyperpigmented with a hyperkeratotic greasy surface. They are benign, of unknown etiology, but have no connection with seborrhea. Occur in dogs and humans.
solar keratosis
see actinic keratosis (above).

solar
emanating from or pertaining to the sun's rays.

solar burn
see sunburn.
solar dermatitis
see solar dermatitis.
solar elastosis
degenerative changes in the dermis caused by excessive solar radiation.
solar keratosis
see actinic keratosis.
nasal solar dermatitis
see solar dermatitis, collie nose.


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