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I can't find the descriptions online. Whats epidermal acanthosis, papillary dermal fibrosis, and parakeratosis? It did say parakeratosis is from lack of zinc but it didn't describe what it WAS.

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Acanthosis (thick skin) in chronic eczema. Parakeratosis and a (usually superficial) perivascular lymphohistiocytic infiltrate. Excoriation and signs of rubbing (irregular acanthosis and perpendicular orientation of collagen in dermal papillae) in chronic cases (lichen simplex).

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