Sarcoidosis and lupus vulgaris

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orange area and linear vessels in sarcoidosis

Sarcoidosis and lupus vulgaris

In sarcoidosis ^[1] and lupus vulgaris^[2], orange-yellowish translucent globular-like or structureless areas in combination with linear vessels have been described, which are suggested to correspond to the underlying granulomas.

↑ Pellicano et al.: Dermoscopy of cutaneous sarcoidosis. Dermatology (Basel) 2010;221:51-4. PMID: 20375489. DOI.
↑ Brasiello et al.: Lupus vulgaris: a new look at an old symptom--the lupoma observed with dermoscopy. Dermatology (Basel) 2009;218:172-4. PMID: 19060460. DOI.

[PM20375489-1] Pellicano et al.: Dermoscopy of cutaneous sarcoidosis. Dermatology (Basel) 2010;221:51-4. PMID: 20375489. DOI.

[PM19060460-2] Brasiello et al.: Lupus vulgaris: a new look at an old symptom--the lupoma observed with dermoscopy. Dermatology (Basel) 2009;218:172-4. PMID: 19060460. DOI.

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Description	This chapter describes the dermoscopy of sarcoidosis and lupus vulgaris
Author(s)	Sabine Ludwig · Aimilios Lallas
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Status update	July 11, 2017
Status by	Ralph P. Braun