Dermoscopic subpatterns of ashy dermatosis related to lichen planus.
Dermoscopic subpatterns of ashy dermatosis related to lichen planus.
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与扁平苔藓相关的灰皮肤病的皮肤镜亚型。
DOI:
10.1001/archdermatol.2009.300
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发表时间:
2010
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通讯作者:
I. Zalaudek
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作者:
F. Vázquez;A. Vidal;I. Zalaudek
D ERMOSCOPY AIDS IN DISTINGUISHING ASHY dermatosis and hyperpigmented lichen planus (LP) lesions that tend to persist for a longer period. Figure 1A shows a violaceous papule and regressing brown macules on the forearm of a 67-year-old woman with LP. Dermoscopy of the former reveals Wickham striae (WS) surrounded by capillaries (Figure 1B). Regressing lesions reveal a structureless brown pigmentation in the absence of granularity (Figure 1C, arrows). Such a pattern favors a transient clinical course, as demonstrated in Figure 1D, which shows the disappearance of pigmentation in less than 1 year. Figure2Ashowsthetrunkofa20-year-oldwomanwith a history of LP with discoloration persisting for more than 2 years. The dermoscopic image in Figure 2B shows WS. Figure2CandDreveal regressinggraymaculeswithgranular gray-brown dots and globules (dermal melanophages) outlining WS or clustered in the depressed centers of some WS (“ashy holes”). A large amount of granules appears to indicate a slower course. These cases demonstrate that differentdermoscopicpatternsarepresent innonatrophic, regressing LP. They likely suggest a different clinical course.