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Simultaneously Active Lesions of Vitiligo and Erythema Dyschromicum Perstans

C. D. Henderson

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Abstract

Recently, a patient presented to us with skin that had areas of normal pigmentation, hyperpigmentation, and depigmentation. Workup eventually showed him to have simultaneously active lesions of a depigmenting disorder, vitiligo, and a hyperpigmenting disorder, erythema dyschromicum perstans.

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Recently, a patient presented to us with skin that had areas of normal pigmentation, hyperpigmentation, and depigmentation. Workup eventually showed him to have simultaneously active lesions of a depigmenting disorder, vitiligo, and a hyperpigmenting disorder, erythema dyschromicum perstans.

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Recently, a patient presented to us with skin that had areas of normal pigmentation, hyperpigmentation, and depigmentation. Workup eventually showed him to have simultaneously active lesions of a depigmenting disorder, vitiligo, and a hyperpigmenting disorder, erythema dyschromicum perstans.

Key concepts: Vitiligo, Depigmentation, Medicine, Dermatology, Hyperpigmentation, Erythema, Pigmentation disorder, Hypopigmentation

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