Baker's nevus
Baker's nevus is also known as Becker's pigmented hair nevus or pigmented hair epithelial nevus. It is an irregular brown spot that often occurs on the shoulders, chest or scapula of males aged 10 to 20 years old. The epidermis is mildly hyperkeratotic and acanthotic, with irregular downward extension of epidermal protrusions, and there are usually thick black hairs in the lesions.
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Site of disease:
Skin Shoulders Chest -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Males aged 10 to 20 -
Related symptoms:
Fine reticular to patchy pigmentation Hyperkeratosis of pores Thickness of skin Abnormal pigmentation Epidermal keratosis -
Concurrent disease:
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Etofenamate gel
Indication: Used for soft tissue rheumatic diseases of the skeletal muscle system, such as muscular rheumatism, periarthritis of the shoulder, low back pain, sciatica, tenosynovitis, bursitis and various chronic arthritis, as well as various soft tissue strains, contusions, sprains and strains of the spine and joints.
Etofenamate gel
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