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02:23 Why does psoriasis sometimes look white? Why does psoriasis sometimes look white?	Why does psoriasis sometimes look white? Psoriasis is an inflammatory disorder, with a greatly increased blood flow to plaques. So why does is sometimes look white? Is there a 'white chromophore'? Or is there another explanation? hemoglobin contribute concepts in physics skin dermatology disappear caption complete clinical medicine pigments phototherapy simple deeper structures schematic white psoriasis air skin interface edinburgh medical school whiteness stratum cornea effects refractive interface difference epidermal reflection epidermis transmission light incident practical point refracted optics light passes From Jonathan Rees on June 15th, 2016 0 likes 59 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created June 15th, 2016
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02:23

Why does psoriasis sometimes look white?

Psoriasis is an inflammatory disorder, with a greatly increased blood flow to plaques. So why does is sometimes look white? Is there a 'white chromophore'? Or is there another explanation?

From Jonathan Rees on June 15th, 2016 0 likes 59 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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English

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June 15th, 2016

01:59

Why is 'brown' melanin blue?

(Very) short explanation of why some melanocytic nevi look blue

From Jonathan Rees on June 15th, 2016 0 likes 60 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like

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English

Date Created

June 15th, 2016

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