Ichthyosis linearis circumscripta
ichthyosis linearis circumscripta ichthyosis lin·e·ar·is cir·cum·scrip·ta (lĭn’ē-âr’ĭs sûr’kəm-skrĭp’tə)
n.
An inherited skin disorder present at birth or appearing in infancy, characterized by redness and scaling that moves from place to place about the body and shows a peripheral double-edged scale.
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[ik-thee-oh-sis] /ˌɪk θiˈoʊ sɪs/ noun, Pathology. 1. a hereditary skin disease in which the epidermis continuously flakes off in large scales or plates. /ˌɪkθɪˈəʊsɪs/ noun 1. a congenital disease in which the skin is coarse, dry, and scaly Also called xeroderma Nontechnical name fishskin disease n. 1815, Modern Latin, from Greek ikhthys “fish” + -osis. […]