Salt-and-Pepper Skin Changes

Giberson, Mariah; Brassard, Alain

doi:10.1056/nejmicm1610737

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“…Pigmentary retention over the blood vessels was first illustrated in 1984 3 and verified in other literature. 4 The skin overlying the blood vessels is warmer than the surrounding depigmented skin, which may explain this phenomenon.…”

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Salt‐and‐pepper appearance with supravenous pigment retention in systemic sclerosis

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2022

Clin Experimental Derm

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We read with great interest a recent article in Clinical and Experimental Dermatology that found up to 40% of patients with systemic sclerosis and salt‐and‐pepper appearance had sparing of the skin folds and creases. Herein we present a case with pigment retention over the frontal branches of superficial temporal vessels, as an important complement to the 'sparing phenomenon' stated in the original paper.

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