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19 June, 12:50

An example of a benign hyperkeratotic skin lesion is:

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  1. 19 June, 16:26
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    An example of a benign hyperkeratotic skin lesion is corn or callus. The corns and calluses are hard thickened parts of skin that form as a result of rubbing friction or compression on the skin. The corns and calluses form on the feet and can make hiking painful. A soft corn has a much thinner exterior that look like whitish and rubbery and typically take place amid the toes.
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