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CUTIS MARMORATA TELEANGIECTATICA CONGENITA Sho AKAI 1 1Department of Dermatology, Niigata University School of Medicine pp.333-336
Published Date 1968/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1412200312
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A 16-year-old girl was noticed to have cutis marmorata over the entire body surface, purpura on the left part of the face and on the scalp, and erosion on both the patellar regions and around the ankles at hir birth. The two latter lesions disappeared soon.

At her first visit, cutis marmorata with telangiectases over the entire body surface except the neck, axillae, genitals, palms and soles and angiokeratoma-like eruptions around the patellar regions were noted. Some parts of the skin were atrophic and dilated veins could be seen. On both the legs there were many scars due to repeated ulcers by trauma. No subjective symptoms and no enanthemas were noted. Laboratory tests including electroencephalography were within normal limits.

Histologic specimen revealed small patchy areas of proliferated and dilated capillaries and in-creased endothelial cells were scattered throughout the dermis and subcutis, surrounded by an infiltrate of histiocytic cells and maldevelopment of the connective tissue. In the deep layer of the cutis dilated veins with a thick wall were noted.

The patient's parents are cousins. Her sisters and brothers did not have the same disorder.

Although the tendency to improvement by aging is well recognized among dermatologists, there have been no reported cases of complete cure and it is a matter of course that the disease has remained in this adult patient.


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