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1. A case of acitretin-induced haemorrhagic lesions in Darier disease.

Author

Nguyen Y, Satgunaseelan L, and Lee S

Subjects
Acitretin therapeutic use, Adult, Biopsy, Needle, Darier Disease diagnosis, Hand, Hemorrhage chemically induced, Hemorrhage pathology, Humans, Immunohistochemistry, Male, Patient Safety, Risk Assessment, Acitretin adverse effects, Darier Disease drug therapy, Ecchymosis chemically induced, Ecchymosis pathology
Published
2018
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4. Gardner-Diamond syndrome.

Author

Siddi GM and Montesu MA

Subjects
Depression, Ecchymosis blood, Ecchymosis etiology, Ecchymosis psychology, Edema blood, Edema etiology, Edema psychology, Erythrocytes immunology, Female, Humans, Immunization, Middle Aged, Pain etiology, Pain pathology, Pain psychology, Pruritus blood, Pruritus etiology, Pruritus psychology, Psychophysiologic Disorders blood, Psychophysiologic Disorders etiology, Psychophysiologic Disorders psychology, Syndrome, Ecchymosis pathology, Edema pathology, Pruritus pathology, Psychophysiologic Disorders pathology
Published
2006
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5. Confluent ecchymoses on the lower extremities of a malnourished patient.

Author

Sasaki G, Satoh T, Yokozeki H, Katayama I, and Nishioka K

Subjects
Aged, Avitaminosis drug therapy, Avitaminosis pathology, Biopsy, Needle, Ecchymosis drug therapy, Ecchymosis pathology, Humans, Leg, Male, Treatment Outcome, Vitamins administration & dosage, Avitaminosis complications, Ecchymosis etiology
Abstract

Nutritional deficiencies result in many distinctive cutaneous manifestations. Vitamin C deficiency, or scurvy, produces follicular hyperkeratosis, perifollicular hemorrhages, gingival hypertrophy, and bleeding (1). We report here a case of malnutrition who suddenly developed extensive eccymoses on the lower extremities sharing morphological similarities with purpura fulminans. Although the patient did not have the characteristic dermatological features of scurvy, serum levels of vitamins C, K, B12, and E were decreased.

Published
1999

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