Ulcerative sarcoidosis. Report of an unusual case

Schiffner, Judith; Sharma, Om P.

doi:10.1001/archderm.113.5.676

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“…Although the cutaneous manifestations are well-recognized, there are still many unusual forms, such as hypopig mentation [2], erythroderma [7], ichthyosiform [5], ulcerative lesion [4] and psoriasi form [ 1 ]. In these cases it is rather difficult to make a diagnosis without a skin biopsy.…”

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Micropapular Sarcoidosis Simulating Lichen nitidus

Okamoto¹,

Horio²,

Izumi

1985

Dermatology

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A 28-year-old woman with sarcoidosis had miliary, skin-colored papules localized on the upper back. The lesions closely simulated lichen nitidus. Histologic examination of the papule demonstrated the naked granuloma encircled by epidermal collarettes in the papillary dermis. Therefore, the microscopic reaction pattern also resembled those of lichen nitidus. This case is a unique form of micropapular sarcoidosis in respect to the clinical appearance and microscopic changes.

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