2002
DOI: 10.5021/ad.2002.14.2.114
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A Case of Keratosis Punctata of the Palmar Creases

Abstract: A 22-year-old Bangladeshian man presented with slightly painful, multiple, craterlike depressions confined to the palmar creases of the digits and palms. The first lesions, which were punctiform hyperkeratotic plugs, were noticed 4 years before. Occasionally, some lesions became painful, thicker and then were removed spontaneously, leaving tiny pits, where a new plug developed again a few days later. He was a manual worker with neither history of arsenic exposure nor syphilis. No lesion was detected on the sol… Show more

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“…89 Similarly, in Missouri, pipeline operators must repair Grade 2 leaks within fifteen to forty-five days (depending on location). 90 This is not, however, the norm. The majority of states allow pipeline operators significantly more time to complete repairs.…”
Section: Pipeline Leak Repair Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…89 Similarly, in Missouri, pipeline operators must repair Grade 2 leaks within fifteen to forty-five days (depending on location). 90 This is not, however, the norm. The majority of states allow pipeline operators significantly more time to complete repairs.…”
Section: Pipeline Leak Repair Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…1 Biopsy reveals a hyperkeratotic plug depressing the epidermis. 2,4,5 The differential diagnosis for palmar pits includes latent syphilis, arsenic exposure, verrucae vulgaris, and spiny keratoderma. Treatment with topical retinoids and emollients has been reported.…”
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