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The diagnosis of a hypertrophic scar is made on clinical features alone of a prominent, erythematous, pruritic scar that does not extend beyond the anatomical bounds of the original injury. Rarely, a histological biopsy may help in confirming a diagnosis and excluding rare differentials such as dermatofibrosarcoma protruberans.


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