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Secondary dengue fever infection

Uwe Wollina1and Jörn Lohmann2   1Department of Dermatology and Allergology and 2Centre for Travellers Medicine and Vaccination, Academic Teaching Hospital Dresden-Friedrichstadt, Friedrichstrasse 41, 01067 Dresden, Germany.   Introduction An estimated 100 million cases of dengue fever (DF) and 250,000 cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) occurs annually worldwide [1]. The past 20 years have seen […]

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Dysport®. Full-face approach for correction of mimic lines

Case Report A 54-year-old patient had severe horizontal wrinkles in the frontal area, vertical wrinkles in the glabellar area and crow’s feet. In addition, there were also changes in the lower third of the face in the form of activity of m. mentalis, m. DAO, m. platysma.   Furthermore, the patient had low tails of […]

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Posttraumatic painful subcutaneous oily cysts

Introduction The response of adipose tissue to blunt trauma varies depending on the force and type of impact (right angle or tangent): Typical variants include perilobular hemorrhage, contusion, disintegration of fat lobuli, and disintegration with development of a subcutaneous cavity [1].   Posttraumatic fat necrosis may be followed by lipoatrophy [2]. Posttraumatic pseudolipoma and posttraumatic […]

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Acquired dermal smooth muscle hamartoma: a unique presentation simulating Becker’s nevus

INTRODUCTION Smooth muscle hamartoma (SMH) is derived from benign proliferation of smooth muscle bundles in the dermis [1]. It usually presents at birth or shortly thereafter. However, acquired lesions have also been reported, although considered extremely rare. Only 12 cases have been published in the English medical literature to date, five of which were believed to have originated from arrector pili […]

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Fig. 1: Slightly hyperpigmented plaque, composed of densely grouped papules on the left shoulder.


Primary anetoderma of Schweninger-Buzzi type – a cutaneous sign for prothrombotic stage

INTRODUCTION Anetodermas are rare disorders of the connective tissue characterized by localized elastolysis of dermal elastin and/ or fibrillin fibres. They can be subdivided into primary or connatal anetoderma and acquired anetoderma, with the latter being more common [1, 2]. Primary anetoderma often relates to infants prematurity [3]. A great variety of trigger factors have been identified for acquired anetoderma including […]

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Poison oak contact dermatitis

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Primary anetoderma of Schweninger-Buzzi type – a cutaneous sign for prothrombotic stage

INTRODUCTION Anetodermas are rare disorders of the connective tissue characterized by localized elastolysis of dermal elastin and/ or fibrillin fibres. They can be subdivided into primary or connatal anetoderma and acquired anetoderma, with the latter being more common [1, 2]. Primary anetoderma often relates to infants prematurity [3]. A great variety of trigger factors have been identified for acquired anetoderma including […]

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