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Mine-Boss, 42 years: Body dysmorphic disorder is surprisingly common, occurring in 1­2% of the general population [3]. Coccygeal dimples may be unrelated to dysraphism, and not require aggressive investigation, whereas lumbosacral dimples present a higher risk for underlying problems [9,10].

Marcus, 23 years: Screening in vivo for abnormal hairs or where to sample scalp hair can be done with dermoscopy. There is no obvious erythroderma, but beneath the thick scales some erythema can be present.

Pedar, 63 years: The mucosae of the eyes, nose, pharynx, oesophagus and anogenital areas are rarely affected (reviewed in [175,176]). These medications need to be initiated and monitored by specialists with extensive experience of their usage.

Ford, 36 years: They are histologically indistinguishable from true scleroderma and mainly occur in longstanding untreated disease. The most effective drug reported is the anticonvulsant gabapentin (dosage depending on age and comorbidities and may range from 300 to 3200 mg/day) [4].

Lester, 43 years: Complications and comorbidities Myocarditis from Keshan disease can lead to longterm cardiac dysfunction and cardiomyopathy. Management the recommended daily intake of folate is 65­600 g/day, depending on age.