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Biopsy plates

  • The lesion commonly has a wedge shape.
    The lesion commonly has a wedge shape.
  • The epidermis is atrophic or even ulcerated.
    The epidermis is atrophic or even ulcerated.
  • There is a mild dermal perivascular lymphocytic infiltrate.
    There is a mild dermal perivascular lymphocytic infiltrate.
  • The vessels can appear swollen.
    The vessels can appear swollen.
  • Sometimes intravascular fibrin thrombi can be seen.
    Sometimes intravascular fibrin thrombi can be seen.
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