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    Glossary Circular Erythematous Plaque

    round, red, raised skin area indicating inflammation or infection

    A Circular Erythematous Plaque (CEP) is a round, red, and raised area on the skin that can be a sign of inflammation or infection. It often appears in conditions like psoriasis, eczema, or certain types of dermatitis, and may be associated with symptoms such as itching or scaling.

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