Rippled hyperpigmentation resembling macular amyloidosis--a feature of atopic eczema
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- DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2230.1990.tb02121.x
Rippled hyperpigmentation resembling macular amyloidosis--a feature of atopic eczema
Abstract
We present a patient with long-standing refractory atopic eczema who developed a pattern of lichenification and hyperpigmentation resembling macular amyloidosis. Histology showed changes of chronic lichenification only. We suggest that this appearance is a feature of her eczema rather than amyloidosis.
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