Degeneration in Dermatopathology

The document "Degeneration in Dermatopathology" explores the concept of degeneration, a process where tissue deteriorates and loses functionality due to harmful stimuli, often resulting in the tissue being replaced by other types. This process is observed in various skin conditions such as inflammatory, infective, drug-induced, and neoplastic. The article details different types of degeneration in dermatopathology, including degeneration in the epidermis, dermis, and adnexa, and other miscellaneous types. Examples include keratinocyte degeneration in different layers of the epidermis and degeneration involving deposition of material or degeneration of dermal fibers in the dermis and adnexa. The article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of degeneration in dermatopathology, a crucial part of diagnosing skin lesions.