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Oh, Jun, and Ko: Childhood Chilblain Lupus Erythematosus

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Figure 1.
(A) Multiple erythematosus scaly plaques were observed on dorsal aspects of patient's hands. (B) Similarily, his father showed erytheamtous skin lesions on dorsum of hands.
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Figure 2.
Erythematous to pur-puric swollen scaly patches were noted on the ear of the patient (A, B) and his father (C, D).
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Figure 3.
(A) Histopathologic examination revealed interface dermatitis and prominent periap-pendigeal, perivascular and peri-neural lymphohistiocytic infiltrates throughout the entire dermis (H&E, ×40). (B) Lesional direct immunofluorescence results showed granular deposits of immunoglobulin M in the basement membrane zone (×200).
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