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Blinking Dermatitis: A Case Report
Shai Luria1, Madi El Haj, Ido Volk
1Hand and Microvascular Surgery Unit, Hadassah Medical Center and Faculty of Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
Case Report:
Quincke sign manifested on the wrist of a young healthy man. The patient had self-treated with topical antibiotics and steroids for a second-degree burn, but then developed contact dermatitis followed by cellulitis. He presented to the emergency department with a "blinking" effect of the skin lesion.
Conclusion:
The "blinking" effect is the result of focal subcutaneous arterial dilatation in the zone of subcutaneous inflammation.
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