Figure 7.1 Verruca plana Clinical Differential Diagnosis Lentigo Verruca plana Congenital nevus Epidermal nevus Histopathology A shave biopsy showed slight acanthosis with koilocytic (perinuclear halo clearing) changes in the upper…
Figure 11.1 H&E 400× Hand foot mouth disease The changes of allergic or atopic dermatitis which typically contains variable number of eosinophils are not found in this case. Treatment Options…
Fig. 11.1 Lichen planus pemphigoides. Violaceous, polygonal, flat-topped lesions of lichen planus on the lower extremity with a tense, dome-shaped blister Fig. 11.2 Lichen planus pemphigoides. Clear fluid-filled tense bullae…
Fig. 7.1 Annular plaque with vesicles at perimeter of lesion Fig. 7.2 Papulovesicular variant Fig. 7.3 Involvement of the perineal area Fig. 7.4 Ocular involvement showing symblepharon and foreshortening of…
Protein Synonyms Location Function Factor XIIIa Fibrin stabilizing factor Platelets, chondrocytes, other cells Blood Coagulation TG1 Keratinocyte TG Keratinocytes, brain Keratinocyte differentiation TG2 Tissue TG Ubiquitous Multiple functions TG3 Epidermal…
Fig. 2.1 (a) Typical pruritic, eroded and crusted plaques. (b) Typical pruritic, crusted plaques on the chest in a seborrheic distribution. (c) Erosions and erythematous plaques on the back of…
Fig. 3.1 (a, b) Clinical appearance of pemphigus herpetiformis with annular, urticated, erythematous plaques over the trunk, arms and legs (From Laws et al. [49]. Reprinted with permission from John…
Fig. 12.1 Tense blisters and extensive postinflammatory pigmentary changes in a child with long-standing chronic bullous disease of childhood Fig. 12.2 Tense blisters in a “string of pearls” configuration on…
Fig. 9.1 (a) vesicles and erythematous plaques on the chest, (b) targetoid plaques on the abdomen, (c) punch biopsy of vesicle with H&E staining (From Morganroth and McHargue [4]. Reprinted…
Fig. 6.1 Clinical morphology of MMP. (a) Inflammation of attached gingival; (b) Involvement of buccal mucosa; (c) Erosion of dorsal tongue; (d) Ocular inflammation and symblepharon; (e) Ocular ankyloblepharon Ocular…
