Dermatopathology Case Index: Case 61 to Case 80


Dermatopathology Quiz - Case Index


Case 61 = Targetoid Hemosiderotic Hemangioma (Hobnail Hemangioma)

Case 62 = Chondroid Syringoma

Case 63 = Cutaneous Sarcoidosis

Case 64 = Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans

Case 65 = Trichilemmal Carcinoma

Case 66 = Melanocytic Nevus of the Vulva (Site specific nevus)

Case 67 = Lichen Amyloidosus

Case 68 = Scabies

Case 69 = Dermatophyte Infection (Dermatophytoses) - Superficial filamentous Infection (Tinea - ringworm)

Case 70 = Cutaneous Malakoplakia

Case 71 = Grover's Disease

Case 72 = Cutaneous Leishmaniasis

Case 73 = Cutaneous Histoplasmosis

Case 74 = Atrophie Blanche (Livedoid Vasculopathy)

Case 75 = Granuloma Faciale

Case 76 = Perniosis (Chilblains)

Case 77 = Psoriasis

Case 78 = Pustular Psoriasis

Case 79 = Alopecia Areata

Case 80 =Nodular Vasculitis (Erythema Induratum, Bazin-type)

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