A 41-year-old woman developed skin vesicles one week before examination. She had been suffering from ulcerative colitis since the age of 30. Histologic examination of a vesicle showed a subepidermal bulla accompanied by mononuclear leukocyte infiltration intermingled with eosinophils and neutrophils. Eosinophilia was also noted. Direct immunofluorescent test revealed linear deposits of IgA in t...

dehiscence. Closure is performed by tissue planes, with a V-Y suture. Close follow-up is required in the immediate postoperative period, with regular wound care. The cosmetic result of the double hatchet flap can be excellent, as tissue of similar characteristics is used, with preservation of hair, texture, and thickness,3 rapid healing, and minimal scarring and comorbidity. Possible complicati...

Background: Skin diseases are considered a major health problem in the pediatric age group and sometimes associated with significant morbidity. Among them, dermatosis is one of most common skin India, affecting hair. Early diagnosis treatment essential for patients to prevent long-term persistence or disability caused by disease. Although some manifestations physiological require no treatment, ...

Four days after she began enoxaparin, a tender, firm, hemorrhagic vesicular rash, ranging from 0.1 to 0.8 cm, developed on her calves bilaterally (Figure 1). The rash bled with minimal trauma and dried into crusted scabs. These lesions were distant from the enoxaparin injection sites on her upper arms. Laboratory results included: hemoglobin, normal; leukocytes, 19×109/L; platelets, 353,000/μL;...