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DermAtlas Atopic dermatitis upper-body-anterior-10.30.2023-58759311
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas Atopic dermatitis upper-body-anterior-10.30.2023-58759311
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-frontal-10.30.2023-58759192
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-frontal-10.30.2023-58759192
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759232
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759232
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-oblique-right-10.30.2023-58759263
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-oblique-right-10.30.2023-58759263
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_PFB_AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59529703_1
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_PFB_AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59529703_1
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Nummular eczema_11.06.2023-59163816
Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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DermAtlas_Nummular eczema_11.06.2023-59163816
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Condition:
Nummular Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Nummular eczema_11.06.2023-591638161
Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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DermAtlas_Nummular eczema_11.06.2023-591638161
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Condition:
Nummular Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Nummular eczema_11.06.2023-59163849
Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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Condition:
Nummular Dermatitis
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Unclassified
AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530026
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530026
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
JDD C6469 Figure 4 allergic contact dermatitis 21_5
Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Condition:
Allergic Contact Dermatitis
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Unclassified
AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530680
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530680
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530687
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-59530687
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-595300701
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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AtopicDerm-11.13.2023-595300701
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759928
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759928
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759928a
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759928a
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-posterior-10.30.2023-58759986
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-posterior-10.30.2023-58759986
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-posterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759960
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _abdomen-posterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759960
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _upper-body-anterior-oblique-right-10.30.2023-58759428
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis _upper-body-anterior-oblique-right-10.30.2023-58759428
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis upper-body-anterior-10.30.2023-58759311
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis upper-body-anterior-10.30.2023-58759311
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_abdomen-anterior-10.30.2023-58759911
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_abdomen-anterior-10.30.2023-58759911
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-lateral-right-10.30.2023-58759255
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_face-lateral-right-10.30.2023-58759255
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
Tags:
Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759579
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-anterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759579
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-anterior-turn-out-left-10.30.2023-58759616
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-anterior-turn-out-left-10.30.2023-58759616
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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-posterior-10.30.2023-58759726 1
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-posterior-10.30.2023-587597262
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Condition:
Atopic Dermatitis
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Unclassified
DermAtlas_Atopic dermatitis_lower-extremity-posterior-oblique-left-10.30.2023-58759703 3
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Foot Dermatitis
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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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DermAtlas_GW-10.23.2023-58751049
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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DermAtlas_Fissures and cracking of hands -12.06.2023-60780099
Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic_Derm_Hand_E.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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AtopicDermatitis_B_Adusumilli_Elbow.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic_Dermatitis_E_Arm.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic Dermatitis_E_Benesh_1.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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Atopic Derm_B_Ezekwe_arm.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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AtopicDermatitis_C_Adusumilli15_insidearm.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis
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AtopicDermatitis_C_Adusumilli_Arm.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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AtopicDermatitis_C_Adusumilli_chest.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic Dermatitis Type D_Back.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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Atopic_Derm_D_JDD_1.jpg
Atopic Dermatitis: Notice the gradual change from pink to brown as the skin tones darken—all erythematous. The plaques associated with atopic dermatitis are often found on the hands, wrists, antecubital fossa, feet, ankles, and popliteal fossa along with the eyelids, neck, chest, and back. You can appreciate the lichenification in the last photo, which is commonly seen in patients with atopic dermatitis (itch-scratch cycle).

There are unique features of atopic dermatitis that can be found in darker skin tones. In this collection of images take note of papular eczema and/or follicular accentuation, which are commonly found.

Rubbing and scratching could lead to lichenified or scaly skin, along with prurigo nodules. Weeping, crusting, blistering, and fissures may occur.

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allergic contact dermatitis type A leg.jpg
Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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allergic contact dermatitis type E.jpg
Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Allergic Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

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Patch Test Reactions: Notice the array of erythema in each skin tone. In the lighter spectrum, the positive patch test is pink to red. As the skin tone darkens, the results become slightly more hyperpigmented. When interpreting patch tests, the value of palpation should not be underestimated. Side lighting is a helpful tool to identify the elevation of a positive patch test. Note, if a brisk positive reaction occurs in a darker skin tone, the risk of hyperpigmentation increases.

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Patch Test Reactions: Notice the array of erythema in each skin tone. In the lighter spectrum, the positive patch test is pink to red. As the skin tone darkens, the results become slightly more hyperpigmented. When interpreting patch tests, the value of palpation should not be underestimated. Side lighting is a helpful tool to identify the elevation of a positive patch test. Note, if a brisk positive reaction occurs in a darker skin tone, the risk of hyperpigmentation increases.

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Patch Test Reactions: Notice the array of erythema in each skin tone. In the lighter spectrum, the positive patch test is pink to red. As the skin tone darkens, the results become slightly more hyperpigmented. When interpreting patch tests, the value of palpation should not be underestimated. Side lighting is a helpful tool to identify the elevation of a positive patch test. Note, if a brisk positive reaction occurs in a darker skin tone, the risk of hyperpigmentation increases.

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Positive Patch Test_D_Ezekwe.jpg
Patch Test Reactions: Notice the array of erythema in each skin tone. In the lighter spectrum, the positive patch test is pink to red. As the skin tone darkens, the results become slightly more hyperpigmented. When interpreting patch tests, the value of palpation should not be underestimated. Side lighting is a helpful tool to identify the elevation of a positive patch test. Note, if a brisk positive reaction occurs in a darker skin tone, the risk of hyperpigmentation increases.

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Positive Patch Test_E_Ezekwe.jpg
Patch Test Reactions: Notice the array of erythema in each skin tone. In the lighter spectrum, the positive patch test is pink to red. As the skin tone darkens, the results become slightly more hyperpigmented. When interpreting patch tests, the value of palpation should not be underestimated. Side lighting is a helpful tool to identify the elevation of a positive patch test. Note, if a brisk positive reaction occurs in a darker skin tone, the risk of hyperpigmentation increases.

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StasisDermatitis_B_Adusumilli2.jpg
Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Stasis Dermatitis: Fibrotic skin thickening and hyperpigmentation are classical features in any skin tone. Hemosiderin deposition of this disease can present on a spectrum from broad erythema to violaceous hues and hyperpigmented plaques with areas of ulceration as the skin tone darkens.

Sometimes stasis dermatitis is misdiagnosed for cellulitis. Note the symmetric or diffusely scattered pattern which is a key clue in diagnosing stasis dermatitis, as bilateral cellulitis is less likely.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema presents as red to violaceous or gray patches with deep-seated vesicles or bulla on the palms and soles. Look for collarettes of scale indicating ruptured vesicles. You may not always see the more textbook “tapioca ball” vesicles, rather intraepidermal vesicles appearing brown in color may be more noticeable.

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Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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Nummular Dermatitis
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Nummular Dermatitis: Nummular dermatitis is a spongiotic dermatitis with several clinical presentations depending on acute, subacute, or chronic lesions. Acute: more erythematous, edematous with oozing serum. Erythema may present with a more violaceous or a purple hue in darker skin. Subacute: presents with plaques or patches with scaling, and erythema. Chronic: patches or plaques are more dry, scaly, and with lichenification. Note that in darker skin chronic lesions of nummular eczema present with more post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and ashy scales.

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Nummular Dermatitis
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LichenSimplexChronicus_B_Adusumilli4.jpg
Lichen Simplex Chronicus: This collection of images depicts the vast range of color shades classic of lichen simplex chronicus plaques and lesions—from yellow to deep purples and varying degrees of erythema. Notice how the skin is shiny and lichenified, all classical features of the condition. In darker skin tones hypo- or depigmentation can occur due to the chronicity of external manipulation.

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Lichen Simplex Chronicus
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Lichen Simplex Chronicus: This collection of images depicts the vast range of color shades classic of lichen simplex chronicus plaques and lesions—from yellow to deep purples and varying degrees of erythema. Notice how the skin is shiny and lichenified, all classical features of the condition. In darker skin tones hypo- or depigmentation can occur due to the chronicity of external manipulation.

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Lichen Simplex Chronicus
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LichenSimplexChronicus_D.jpg
Lichen Simplex Chronicus: This collection of images depicts the vast range of color shades classic of lichen simplex chronicus plaques and lesions—from yellow to deep purples and varying degrees of erythema. Notice how the skin is shiny and lichenified, all classical features of the condition. In darker skin tones hypo- or depigmentation can occur due to the chronicity of external manipulation.

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Lichen Simplex Chronicus
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Lichen_Simplex_Chronicus_E_Benesh.jpg
Lichen Simplex Chronicus: This collection of images depicts the vast range of color shades classic of lichen simplex chronicus plaques and lesions—from yellow to deep purples and varying degrees of erythema. Notice how the skin is shiny and lichenified, all classical features of the condition. In darker skin tones hypo- or depigmentation can occur due to the chronicity of external manipulation.

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Lichen Simplex Chronicus
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Prurigo Nodularis type C leg.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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Prurigonodularis_A_legs_closeup.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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Prurigo_Nodularis_C_leg.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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prurigonodularis_c_carrington_2.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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prurigo nodularis with hypopigmentation tyoe D leg3closeup_.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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prurigo nodularis with hypopigmentation tyoe D leg.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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PrurigoNodularis_E_thigh.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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Prurigonodularis_A_legs3.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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PrurigoNodularis_B_Adusumilli4.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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PrurigoNodularis_E_Arm4_.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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prurigonodularis_c_carrington_back.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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Prurigo Nodularis type D leg_1.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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prurigo nodularis with hypopigmentation tyoe D leg3_.jpg
Prurigo Nodularis: Prurigo nodularis in darker skin tones tends to be associated with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and often central hypopigmentation) and can sometimes cause permanent scarring. Keep in mind hypertrophic lichen planus can have a similar appearance.

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Prurigo Nodularis
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Candidiasis_A_Intertrigo.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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Intertrigo_C_Adusumilli.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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Intertrigo_D_Ezekwe_3.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Condition:
Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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Candidiasis_A_Intertrigo_Closeup.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Condition:
Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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Intertrigo_D_closeup.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Condition:
Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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Irritant Contact Dermatitis_Ezekwe_D_1.jpg
Irritant Contact Dermatitis: The skin is often damaged by friction, environmental factors, chemicals, and physical agents that lead to irritation, as seen here. Note the triggered inflammation in all three patients. Often it is overlooked in darker skin tones and appears as a deep brown, purple, or even gray. Usually irritant contact dermatitis is confined to the contact site.

Intertrigo affects the skin folds and it can be multifactorial. In darker skin tones, erythema tends to present as thin, dark brown plaques which might persist for several months despite the resolution of the underlying etiology causing intertrigo. Notice the satellite pustules in some of the inserts suggestive of candidal infection.

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Condition:
Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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