- Nikolsky sign
- Ni·kol·sky sign (nĭ-kolґske) [Petr Vasilyevich Nikolsky, Russian dermatologist, 1858–1940] see under sign.
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Nikolsky sign
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Nikolsky sign — ready separation of the outer layer of the epidermis from the basal layer with sloughing of the skin produced by minor trauma such as a sliding or rubbing pressure on the skin; this may occur in pemphigus, certain hereditary blistering skin… … Medical dictionary
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