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Papular elastorrhexis is an asymptomatic skin disorder which presents as firm non-follicular well-demarcated white papules distributed evenly over the trunk, including the chest, abdomen, back and shoulders, upper extremities and, rarely, thighs. There is typically no history of antecedent trauma, local inflammation, or acne. On histopathological examination there is substantial fragmentation or nearly complete loss of elastic tissue in the reticular dermis.

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English	Papular elastorrhexis	Papular elastorrhexis is an asymptomatic skin disorder which presents as firm non-follicular well-demarcated white papules distributed evenly over the trunk, including the chest, abdomen, back and shoulders, upper extremities and, rarely, thighs. There is typically no history of antecedent trauma, local inflammation, or acne. On histopathological examination there is substantial fragmentation or nearly complete loss of elastic tissue in the reticular dermis.