A Wood's lamp examination is commonly performed on patients with suspected erythrasma to determine a Corynebacterium minitissimum infection. Coral-red fluorescence is indicative of Corynebacterium minitissimum, as a result of produced coproporphyrin III.
Erythrasma other imaging findings
Melanocytic nevus other imaging findings
Vitiligo risk factors
Erythrasma risk factors
Psoriasis other diagnostic studies
Vitiligo other diagnostic studies
Pseudoxanthoma elasticum physical examination
Alopecia other diagnostic studies