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Caroline M Lewis1, April T Sanchez1, Loretta S Davis1
1Division of Dermatology, Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, Augusta, GA.
Abstract:
Scleredema is a rare and incompletely understood disorder characterized by progressive skin thickening and induration typically affecting the trunk, neck, and proximal upper extremities. Hand and finger involvement is exceptionally rare, having been reported in only two infection-related cases. We present an atypical case of postinfectious scleredema involving the hands and discuss scleredema as an important potential cause of hand tightness and induration in adolescents.
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