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ELASTIC TISSUE-RELATED DISORDERS

In general, mechanisms which lead to increased dermal elastic tissue are unknown, and the nosology of the elastic tissue-related disorders can be confusing. There are several acquired disorders whose clinical appearance can overlap. Their clinical and histopathologic features are outlined in Table 98.7.

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Table 98.7 Disorders characterized by increased elastic tissue fibers. Special stains for elastic fibers include Verhoeffโ€“van Gieson and orcein (acid orceinโ€“Giemsa; see Ch. 0). GI, gastrointestinal.

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