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Elbow Skin Flap: Understanding Wens (Not Wensis)
The skin flap on the elbow is not called wenis. It is called a "wen". A wen is a small, non-cancerous growth of skin that usually appears on the face or neck. It is caused by a build-up of keratin, a protein that is found in the outer layer of the skin.Tick Bites - Related Articles
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