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Overview
Physical Examination
Skin
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Panniculitis and fascitis, streptococcus A septicemia in a patient with Scleroderma who was on high dose steroids -
Necrosis of distal finger in a patient with panniculitis and fascitis, streptococcus A septicemia in a patient with Scleroderma who was on high dose steroids -
Panniculitis and fascitis, streptococcus A septicemia in a patient with Scleroderma who was on high dose steroids -
Skin: Scleroderma; shoulders & back -
Skin: Scleroderma in crest syndrome; calcinosis at elbow -
Hands: Scleroderma, -
Hand: Scleroderma, finger, posterior nail fold -
Skin: Scleroderma, chest, salt and pepper pigmentation -
Leg: Morphea, circumscribed scleroderma; age 19 -
Face: Morphea, circumscribed scleroderma -
Clinical appearance of acrosclerotic piece-meal necrosis of the thumb in a patient with systemic sclerosis. -
Left arm of Scleroderma patient, showing skin lesions -
Morphea
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Images courtesy of Professor Peter Anderson DVM PhD and published with permission © PEIR, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Department of Pathology [2]