Monday Rerelease - Body Site Distribution of Pediatric Morphea and Association with Extracutaneous Manifestations

Dr. Yvonne Chiu discusses the findings of her collaborative study – Body site distribution of pediatric-onset morphea and association with extracutaneous manifestations. Learn about the different morphea categories, and whether or not certain locations of linear morphea are risk factors for extracutaneous involvement. This webinar originally aired in 2021. To view the video version of this presentation, please click here.

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