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    Keratosis can be caused by mechanical, thermal or chemical factors which leads to thickening of the keratin layer. Mechanical or frictional keratosis can cause acute blistering and ulceration if it is acute, while chronic mechanical keratosis results in epithelial thickening and hyperkeratinization.

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    Keratosis can be caused by mechanical, thermal or chemical factors which leads to thickening of the keratin layer. Mechanical or frictional keratosis can cause acute blistering and ulceration if it is acute, while chronic mechanical keratosis results in epithelial thickening and hyperkeratinization.

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    Keratosis can be caused by mechanical, thermal or chemical factors which leads to thickening of the keratin layer. Mechanical or frictional keratosis can cause acute blistering and ulceration if it is acute, while chronic mechanical keratosis results in epithelial thickening and hyperkeratinization.

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    keratosis: mechanical, thermal, chemical. Thickening of keratin layer. If mechanical aka frictional keratosis, and acute, may get blister and ulceration. Chronic epithelial thickening, hyperkeratinisation.

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