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BACTERIAL INFECTIONS
BACTERIAL INFECTIONS
Differential diagnosis The differential diagnosis includes keratosis pilaris and lichen spinulosus. Keratosis pilaris mainly involves the proximal limbs, rarely involves the face, and it has very subtle microscopic features, mainly hyperkeratosis and plugging of the infundibula. Lichen spinulosus mainly occurs in children, has predilection for the proximal limbs, neck, and buttocks, and it is characterized histologically by hyperkeratosis in the infundibular part of the hair follicles.