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Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy

Introduction: Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy

Description of Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy

Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy (medical condition): A rare inherited skin disorder characterized by red, dry, scaly skin ...more »

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IBIDS syndrome:
  »Introduction: IBIDS syndrome
  »Symptoms of IBIDS syndrome

Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy: Related Topics

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Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy as a Disease

Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy: Another name for IBIDS syndrome (or close medical condition association).
  »Introduction: IBIDS syndrome
  »Symptoms of IBIDS syndrome

Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy: Related Diseases

Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy: Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy is listed as a type of (or associated with) the following medical conditions in our database:

Symptoms of Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy (IBIDS syndrome)

Some of the symptoms of Ichthyosis-trichothyodystrophy incude:

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