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Figure 135.1
H&E‐stained section of skin from a patient with a pseudolymphoma with conspicuous tagging of lymphocytes along the basal epidermis, resembling licheno...
Figure 135.5
(a) Scattered scaly papules on the trunk in a patient with pityriasis lichenoides chronica (PLC). (b) Close up of individual lesions of PLC showing th...
Figure 135.9
H&E‐stained section demonstrating the large reactive lymphoid follicles that can be seen in lymphocytoma cutis.
Figure 135.2
Multiple nodules and plaques of T‐cell pseudolymphoma affecting the face due to a drug eruption induced by co‐trimoxazole.
Figure 135.6
H&E‐stained section of skin illustrating spongiosis, light lymphocytic dermal inflammation and exocytosis – features commonly seen in chronic superfic...
Figure 135.10
Extensive dermal nodules of lymphocytoma cutis on the face.
Figure 135.3
H&E‐stained section of skin illustrating a florid lymphocytic infiltrate obscuring the dermal–epidermal junction. There is no cytological atypia. Orig...
Figure 135.7
Typical pattern of chronic, superficial, scaly dermatosis showing finger‐like projections on the sides of the torso.
Figure 135.11
H&E‐stained section of skin from a patient with Jessner's lymphocytic infiltrate showing a moderately dense superficial and deep perivascular dermal l...
Figure 135.4
Crusted necrotic and ulcerative plaques in a young man with febrile ulceronecrotic Mucha–Habermann disease.
Figure 135.8
H&E‐stained section of skin illustrating a dense, nodular infiltrate in the dermis. There is a Grenz zone and a normal epidermis. Original magnificati...
Figure 135.12
Non‐scaly erythematous plaques on the face of young woman with Jessner's lymphocytic infiltrate.