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The 24 pages that link to Dermis, each with the reason it gives.

• OsteodermsBroader topic: Osteoderms develop within this skin layer.

• EpidermisCompared with: The dermis supports and nourishes the epidermis but has a different tissue composition.

• CellulitisBroader topic: Cellulitis involves the dermis as well as tissue beneath the skin.

• Sebaceous glandRelated: Sebaceous glands are embedded in this layer beneath the skin surface.

• MelanocyteRelated: Melanocyte precursors travel through the developing dermis before entering the epidermis.

• Amphibian skinBroader topic: Its vessels and glands supply many of the skin’s exchange and secretory functions.

• HairRelated: The lower follicle sits in the dermis, where it receives support.

• BurnBroader topic: Damage to the dermis influences pain, healing, and scarring.

• DermatologyBroader topic: Its structures account for many palpable lesions and deeper skin changes.

• Eccrine sweat glandNarrower topic: Eccrine secretory coils commonly lie deep in the dermis.

• Apocrine sweat glandBroader topic: Apocrine secretory portions lie deep in the dermis or extend into subcutaneous tissue.

• Fish scaleRelated: Fish scales develop within this layer rather than as surface epidermal plates.

• Snake scaleRelated: The dermis supports the scale-bearing skin and supplies its deeper tissues.

• Turtle shellRelated: The shell’s bony plates develop within tissues associated with the skin.

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentationNarrower topic: Melanin deposited here can persist longer than pigment in the epidermis.

• OssiconeRelated: Ossicones remain covered by skin rather than becoming exposed bone.

• NevusNarrower topic: Nevus cells may extend into this deeper skin layer.

• Sweat glandRelated: The secretory coils of most sweat glands lie within this layer.

• ErysipelasBroader topic: Inflammation in the superficial dermis contributes to erysipelas’s visible redness and raised texture.

• Human skinBroader topic: Its vessels and sensory structures support many functions absent from the epidermis.

• Integumentary systemBroader topic: Its vessels and connective tissue support the epidermis and help regulate heat.

• Integumentary System Physiological PhenomenaBroader topic: Its vascular and structural tissues support skin function and repair.

• Skin and Connective Tissue DiseasesBroader topic: Inflammation or structural damage here can affect skin strength and sensation.

• Skin conditionBroader topic: Conditions affecting deeper skin structures can involve this layer.