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The 28 pages that link to Psoriasis, each with the reason it gives.

• Contact dermatitisCompared with: Its typical plaques can be distinguished from eczematous contact dermatitis.

• Atopic dermatitisCompared with: Its plaque morphology and immune pathways differ from atopic dermatitis.

• EczemaCompared with: Its plaques can resemble eczema, but the typical scale and plaque pattern differ.

• DermatophyteCompared with: Its plaques can resemble tinea corporis but are not caused by fungi.

• DermatophytosisCompared with: Its plaques can mimic fungal rashes, but the underlying cause is different.

• Skin lesionCompared with: Its characteristic plaques show how a disease pattern can involve multiple lesions.

• Tinea corporisCompared with: Plaque psoriasis can be mistaken for ringworm when lesions are scaly and localized.

• DermatitisCompared with: Its characteristic plaques can resemble chronic dermatitis but usually have a different pattern.

• Tinea pedisCompared with: Foot psoriasis may resemble moccasin-pattern tinea pedis, but has a different cause.

• IchthyosisCompared with: Inflammatory plaques distinguish psoriasis from the usually generalized scaling of ichthyosis.

• Skin infectionCompared with: Psoriasis creates persistent plaques that can be mistaken for some infections.

• Athlete's footCompared with: Foot psoriasis can resemble chronic athlete's foot.