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Case Reports
. 2023 Jul 26;3(5):e272.
doi: 10.1002/ski2.272. eCollection 2023 Oct.

Ring-shaped plaque on the face

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Ring-shaped plaque on the face

Stella Riemann et al. Skin Health Dis. .

Abstract

Granulomatosis Miescher is a very rare, chronic, granulomatous (non-necrobiotic) disease. Clinical characteristics are a slowly centrifugally growing brownish plaques with partly yellowish parts and telangiectasias. Histology shows perivascular epithelioid cell granulomas with few giant cells and only isolated necrobiosis lesions.

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FIGURE 1
FIGURE 1
Clinical and histological findings. (a) Ring‐shaped plaque with slightly elevated borders ridge with telangiectasias on the right cheek and upper lip. (b) Granulomatous inflammation pattern with no necrobiosis and a multinucleated giant cell reaction (H&E staining, 10x).

References

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