37. Incontinentia pigmenti: broad linear bands of
lesions consisting of hyperkeratotic papules and
nodules.
In this patient, some vesicular lesions are
present—this
is unusual, as the stage is in utero. Later the girl
child
developed whorled pigmentation.
43. Psoriasis of palms: well-defined, erythematous
thickened plaques with silvery scales. Note the
welldefined
edge. On the palms and soles, the scales may be
adherent.
117. Arterial ulcer: on dorsal aspect of foot. Ulcer
has a pale floor covered with slough. There is often no
pigmentation or lipodermatosclerosis in surrounding
skin.