Skin examination of<unk><unk><unk> 's patients include blue, red or brown discoloration, hypopigmentation, indurated plaques and wrinkles, thinning and shining of involved skin. Readily visible veins, edema, ulcers and peeling are usually found. Although the most common location of these skin changes are observed on limbs, there are some cases with facial and abdominal involvement. Peripheral neuropathy develops in 50% of patients. Physical examination of some patients may reveal ulnar bands. Moreover fibrotic nodules could be seen on bony prominences, such as tibia or ulna.
Acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans physical examination
Atopic dermatitis physical examination
Vitiligo physical examination
Psoriasis physical examination
Eczema physical examination
Dermatophytosis physical examination
Stevens-Johnson syndrome physical examination
Onychomycosis physical examination