| Dermal changes in cryoglobulinämia |
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Since such severe dermal changes in cryoglobulinemia are very rare findings, we added those none- endoscopical images.
The show acute and chronic dermal and acral changes. Exposed to cold temperature dermal,
but also colonic necrosis develops. The patient suffered from this disease for over 40 years.
Adjacent to acute necrotic changes, brown dermal pigment can also be seen as a sign of
cryoglobulinemic attacks in the past. |
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Acute and chronic
changes |
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Necrosis at
finger nails
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Acute necrosis
at the heel |
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Acute necrosis of a toe |
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Acute (reddish) and
chronic (brown)
dermal changes. |
