Four related fibrosing diseases: When you find one, look for another: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 84, No 2

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Among the fibrosing diseases is a group of four related disorders that affect the hands, fingers, soles, and penis. Because these disorders may occur together, as well as singly, knowledge of their relationship is important to the treating physician. In this brief review, Dr Wooldridge stresses the common clinical features shared by these diseases.

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