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==Diagnostic Findings== | ==Diagnostic Findings== | ||
Diagnosis of eczema is generally based on the appearance of inflamed, itchy skin in eczema sensitive areas such as the face, chest and other skin crease areas. For evaluation of the eczema, a scoring system can be used (for example, SCORAD, a scoring system for atopic dermatitis). | Diagnosis of eczema is generally based on the appearance of inflamed, itchy skin in eczema sensitive areas such as the face, chest and other skin crease areas. For evaluation of the eczema, a scoring system can be used (for example, [[SCORAD]], a scoring system for atopic dermatitis). | ||
==Images of Eczema== | ==Images of Eczema== | ||
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Diagnostic Findings
Diagnosis of eczema is generally based on the appearance of inflamed, itchy skin in eczema sensitive areas such as the face, chest and other skin crease areas. For evaluation of the eczema, a scoring system can be used (for example, SCORAD, a scoring system for atopic dermatitis).
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