Acroangiodermatitis, Mali and Stewart–Bluefarb type: Two additional cases in adolescents

Abstract

to induce autoantibodies. ANA is induced in 29-76% of patients, among other autoantibodies. 5 Future research could consider examining rates of anti-skin antibody induction in anti-TNFa therapy.

Pseudo-Kaposi’s Sarcoma: A Rare Case and Review

“… 6 It is considered a benign reactive vascular proliferative disease and is frequently misdiagnosed, thus making it less frequently reported in clinical settings. 7 In the present case, the patient has Mali-type PKS.…”

“…6 It is considered a benign reactive vascular proliferative disease and is frequently misdiagnosed, thus making it less frequently reported in clinical settings. 7 In the present case, the patient has Mali-type PKS. Pseudo-Kaposi's sarcoma (PKS) shares both clinical and histopathological similarities with Kaposi sarcoma (KS), but there are key differences that allow them to be distinguished from one another.…”

Kronik Venöz Yetmezlikli Olguda Psödo-Kaposi Sarkomu: Olgu Sunumu

“…Histopatolojisinde kronik doku hipoksisine sekonder kapiller ve fibroblast proliferasyonu, dermal siderofajlar ile Kaposi sarkomuna benzeyebilmektedir ancak vasküler yarıklar, çentikli vasküler yüzey görülmesi, yassı hücreler ve nükleer atipi yokluğu ile Kaposi sarkomundan ayırımı yapılabilmektedir. Histopatolojik ve laboratuvar incelemede HHV-8 negatifliği ve CD34 boyanmanın sadece endotelde görülmesi Kaposi sarkomu tanısından uzaklaştırmaktadır(5,6).…”