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Skin fissure

A skin fissure is a cutaneous condition in which there is a linear cleavage of skin , sometimes defined as extending into the dermis . [ 1 ] It is smaller than a skin laceration .

Skin fissure

Eczematous fissures on skin of inner surface of finger
Schematic image comparing a skin fissure to an erosion and an ulcer.
The surface of the knuckles of a hand with xeroderma, showing skin cracking (generalized skin fissuring)

A skin fissure is a cutaneous condition in which there is a linear cleavage of skin, sometimes defined as extending into the dermis.[1] It is smaller than a skin laceration. Treatment of skin fissures

Generalized

A skin area on which there are many skin fissures is called cracked skin, and is most commonly a result of skin dryness, cold weather, chemical irritants (such as laundry detergent or hand soap), certain types of skin-cream medication or excess moisture.[2] Additionally, Ichthyosis is a genetic disorder where there is often severe skin cracking.

Further reading

  • Skin Exposures and Effects
  • Skin fissure, clinical studies
  • Dry Heel Fissures: Treatment and Prevention
  • Comparison between the treatment of skin fissures in traditional Iranian versus Western medicine:

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A skin fissure is a cutaneous condition in which there is a linear cleavage of skin , sometimes defined as extending into the dermis . [ 1 ] It is smaller than a skin laceration .

Generalized

A skin area on which there are many skin fissures is called cracked skin , and is most commonly a result of skin dryness , cold weather, chemical irritants (such as laundry detergent or hand soap), certain types of skin-cream medication or excess moisture.

Further reading

Skin Exposures and Effects Skin fissure, clinical studies Dry Heel Fissures: Treatment and Prevention Comparison between the treatment of skin fissures in traditional Iranian versus Western medicine: This cutaneous condition article is a stub.