Figure 47.1
Classic target lesion in erythema multiforme.
Figure 47.5
Epidermal necrosis, epidermotropic cytotoxic lymphocytes, liquefaction basal layer degeneration and apoptotic cells in erythema multiforme. Magnificat...
Figure 47.9
Histopathology of lesional skin showing upper dermal and perivascular lymphohistiocytic infiltrate. (Courtesy of Dr Jane Ravenscroft, Consultant Derm...
Figure 47.13
Necrolytic migratory erythema in the groin area.
Figure 47.2
Mucosal lesions in erythema multiforme.
Figure 47.6
Histopathology of a subepidermal blister in erythema multiforme. Magnification 400× (H&E).
Figure 47.10
Erythema annulare centrifugum. (a) Multiple polyclic annular lesions, some of which have an urticated edge. (b) Close up view of a lesion.
Figure 47.14
111 In‐DTPA octreotide scan showing abnormal uptake in the liver and upper abdomen in a patient presenting with necrolytic migratory erythema secondar...
Figure 47.3
(a) Widespread acutely inflamed target lesions, including blisters, in erythema multiforme on the hands and arm in a 33‐year‐old Asian man. (b) Classi...
Figure 47.7
Erythema multiforme minor. Mucosal lesions.
Figure 47.11
Histology of erythema annulare centrifugum showing a perivascular ‘sleeve‐like’ lymphohistiocytic infiltrate. (Courtesy of Dr Florence Deroide, The R...
Figure 47.15
Single‐photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), CT and fused SPECT/CT images showing the primary pancreatic tumour and liver metastases. (Courtes...
Figure 47.4
Eye involvement in erythema multiforme.
Figure 47.8
Scattered lesions of annular erythema of infancy on (a) the back, (b) the upper leg and (c) the feet. (Parts b and c courtesy of Dr Jane Ravenscroft,...
Figure 47.12
Histology of necrolytic migratory erythema showing necrosis and separation of the upper layers of the epidermis giving rise to intraepidermal clefting...
Figure 47.16
Necrolytic migratory erythema pre‐treatment (a–c) and (d–f) post‐treatment with octreotide.
