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In humans this condition is called Ichthyosis. The skin looks scaly, but it is not snake skin.
ichthyosis
Scaly Skin
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Xeroderma is a condition of Xero = dry + derma = skin. It is a common complaint of winter weather with the scalp, lower legs, arms, knuckles, sides of abdomen and thighs being most affected. The adjective form is "xerodermic" (-ic = pertaining to).
ichthyosis
Derived from two Greek words meaning "fish" and "disease," ichthyosis is a congenital (meaning present at birth) dermatological (skin) disease that is represented by thick, scaly skin.
Look under Ichthyosis this is the correct spelling. The other is slang. You can type Ichthyosis into Web Dr and it give you a lot of information
Signs/symptoms include retinitis pigmentosa (vision loss), polyneuropathy, ataxia, anosmia (no sense of smell), nerve deafness, and ichthyosis (scaly skin).
The prognosis for Refsum disease is highly variable. Without treatment, the prognosis is poor. In patients who are treated appropriately, many neurological symptoms and ichthyosis (scaly, dry skin) generally disappear.
The medical term for the abnormal condition of dry and scaly skin is xeroderma. This condition can be caused by various factors such as dry air, skin conditions like eczema, or certain medications. Treatment typically involves applying moisturizers and avoiding triggers that worsen the dryness.
The medical term for "pertaining to scales or covered with scales" is "squamous." This term is commonly used to describe certain types of epithelial cells or skin conditions characterized by scale-like appearance.