purpura annularis telangiectoides

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Abstract
A 40 year old male developed pigmented patches on both legs for last 4 months. These non blaching lesions with telangiectses at the periphery were mostly annular in shape but a few were arciform. Some lesions showed central atrophy. History and systemic examination were noncontributory and there was no associated varicosity. Clinical and histological assessements diagnosed the case as purpura annularis telangiectoids or Majochi’s disease.
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Authors ;Hassan Iffat;Shah Parvaiz
Journal heterocycles
Year 2000
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dermatology

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