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Calcinosis universalis12/12/2023 dermoscopy nevus recurrent dermoscopy nevus spilus dermoscopy nevus spitz dermoscopy normal scalp dermoscopy ochronosis dermoscopy ota nevus dermoscopy parapsoriasais dermoscopy 94. lupus vulgaris dermoscopy lymphangioma circumscriptum dermoscopy lymphatoid papulosis dermoscopy macun albright dermoscopy mastocytosis dermoscopy melanoma lentigo maligna dermoscopy melasma dermoscopy mf mycosis fungoid dermoscopy molloscum dermoscopy morphea dermoscopy nail melanonychia pigment dermoscopy nail infection dermoscopy nail subungual heamatoma dermoscopy necrobiosis lipodica dermoscopy nevus acral dermoscopy nevus becker dermoscopy nevus blue dermoscopy Nevus combined dermoscopy nevus comedonicus dermoscopy nevus depigmentosa anemicus dermoscopy nevus dermoscopy nevus dysplastic dermoscopy nevus epidermal dermoscopy nevus halo dermoscopy nevus pattern analysis. linear whorled hypermelanosis dermoscopy 61. Lichen planopilaris frontal fibrosing alopecia dermoscopy 53. igh idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis dermoscopy 45. gvhd graft vs host disease dermoscopy 40. alopecia dissecting cellulitis dermoscopy 11. alopecia central cicatricial centrifugal a dermoscopy 10. ![]() Ectopic calcification of this case may be due to systemic vasculitis and steroid therapy.Dermatology diseases Index With hyperlinks to great atlas of dermatology folders E3 Hany salah Suliman Dermatology &Andrology resident at Mansoura dermatology and leprosy hospital –Egypt 1-Dermoscopy (137) 2-Nail (69) 3-Diseases of skin and mucous membrane (1434) WORD FILE on disease name to open it in browser pdf file just click on disease to open images (1) Dermoscopy 1. However, role of tissue injury caused by vasculitis, panniculitis or steroid therapy in subcutaneous calcification, and contribution of vasculitis, microinfarction, or antineuronal antibody to basal ganglia calcification have been proposed. The mechanisms for calcification of subcutaneous tissue and basal ganglia are not clear. The infrared spectroscopy of the resected nodule in soft tissue revealed that its main constituent was calcium phosphate. The CT scan of pelvis revealed that the calcified lesion was restricted to superficial subcutaneous tissues, and did not invade muscle. The roentgenogram and the CT scan showed nodular calcification not only in the subcutaneous tissues of hip, upper and lower extremities, and thoracic wall, but also in aortic arch, thoracic and abdominal aorta, common iliac artery, internal cevical artery, and basal ganglia. In 1990, she was hospitalized because of effort dyspnea. These nodules became larger and new nodules appeared, and histological examination revealed calcium deposition. In 1985, she noticed small subcutaneous nodules on her hip. Thereafter, she was treated with steroid. In 1971, this patient was diagnosed as SLE, having butterfly rash, pancytopenia, arthralgia, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate, hypergammaglobulinemia, and positive ANF. We report a 57 year old woman with arterial and basal ganglia calcification in addition to wide spread and large amounts of calcium depositions in subcutaneous tissue. And calcification in other tissues in addition to skin and subcutaneous tissue were documented in 3 cases. Soft tissue calcification is sometimes found in scleroderma and dermatomyositis, however, to our knowledge, only 29 cases of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) were reported to have soft tissue calcification.
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