World Scleroderma Day

                                                                   Scleroderma 

The first well-documented medical description of scleroderma was published in 1753 by Carlo Curzio, an Italian physician from Naples.  

Curzio described a young woman with unusually hard, tight skin that restricted movement. His report, "De Universali Corporis Affectione", is regarded as the first clinical account of systemic sclerosis.

In 1836, Giovanni Battista Fantonetti introduced the term "scleroderma", derived from Greek words meaning "hard skin." 

                            

                                               Causes And Symptoms Of Scleroderma  

 

                                 Clinical Classification And Variants Of Scleroderma 

 

                                                                              Scleroderma 

                                                               No Cure For Scleroderma  

 

 

 

 

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