PubMed · 7375024
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1980-04-14. [Diffuse connectivitis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7375024/
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The collagen vascular diseases and vasculitis, in particular, are occasionally associated with chronic, relapsing lower extremity ulcerations. Different mechanisms can induce such ulcerations, and an understanding of the type of ulcerations is important in the differential diagnosis of patients with leg ulcerations in general, and management of these patients in particular. In this review, the authors analyze the various mechanisms of the leg ulcerations in these patients and their treatments: vasculitis, thrombosis, traumatisms, calcinosis, panniculitis, pyoderma gangrenosum, infections, and induced by treatments.
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Acquired digital fibrokeratomas are benign growths that usually occur on the fingers. These growths have a characteristic clinical and histopathologic appearance and may be easily recognized and treated by family physicians. It is important not to confuse these lesions with other common, possibly malignant, clinical entities. Treatment involves shave excision under local anesthesia.