Cold Induced Neutrophilic Figurate Erythema

Abstract

igurate erythemas (FE) constitute a cluster of inflammatory cutaneous disorders, clinically characterized by annular, arcuate, serpiginous, or polycyclic lesions, widespreada or localized distribution, and transient or persistent behavior.1,2 Neutrophilic figurate erythema (NFE) is a very rare inflammatory dermatosis, characterized by annular erythematous lesions, sometimes with polycyclic configuration s with histological feature of neutrophilic infiltration with nuclear dusts in the dermis.1 Up to now, only three pediatric and three adult cases have been reported and none of the cases is known as drug induced.