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Robert’s syndrome (hypomelia–hypotrichosis–facial<br />

hemangioma syndrome) – autosomal recessive; mid-facial port<br />

wine stain extending from forehead to nose and philtrum, cleft<br />

lip with or without cleft palate, sparse silver-blond hair, limb<br />

reduction malformation, characteristic facies, malformed ears<br />

with hypoplastic lobules, marked growth retardation Clin Genet<br />

31:170–177, 1987; Clin Genet 5:1–16, 1974<br />

Rombo syndrome – perioral cyanotic erythema<br />

Rothmund–Thompson syndrome JAAD 27:750–762, 1992<br />

Rubinstein–Taybi syndrome – port wine stain of forehead Rook<br />

p.581, 1998, Sixth Edition<br />

Sturge–Weber syndrome (encephalofacial angiomatosis) –<br />

facial port wine stain with homolateral leptomeningeal<br />

angiomatosis Pediatrics 76:48–51, 1985<br />

Sweet’s syndrome<br />

Trisomy 13 – ACC of scalp with holoprosencephaly, eye<br />

anomalies, cleft lip and/or palate, polydactyly, port wine stain<br />

of forehead Rook p.581, 1998, Sixth Edition; J Med Genet<br />

5:227–252, 1968; Am J Dis Child 112:502–517, 1966<br />

Thrombocytopenia–absent radii (TAR) syndrome – congenital<br />

thrombocytopenia, bilateral absent or hypoplastic radii, port<br />

wine stain of head and neck AD 126:1520–1521, 1990;<br />

Am J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 10:51–64, 1988<br />

Wyburn–Mason (Bonnet–Duchaume–Blanc) syndrome –<br />

unilateral salmon patch with punctate telangiectasias or port<br />

wine stain; unilateral retinal arteriovenous malformation,<br />

ipsilateral aneurysmal arteriovenous malformation of the brain<br />

Am J Ophthalmol 75:224–291, 1973<br />

Xeroderma pigmentosum<br />

TOXINS<br />

Acrodynia (pink disease) – mercury poisoning; red cheeks and<br />

nose Ped Derm 21:254–259, 2004; AD 124:107–109, 1988<br />

Dioxin exposure – JAAD 19:812–819, 1988<br />

Mustard gas exposure – sunburn-like erythema JAAD<br />

19:529–536, 1988<br />

Scombroid fish poisoning<br />

Self-defense sprays Ann DV 114:1211–1216, 1987<br />

TRAUMA<br />

Airbag dermatitis – bizarre shapes of erythema, resembling<br />

factitial dermatitis JAAD 33:824–825, 1995<br />

Burns – thermal, ultraviolet, X-ray, laser<br />

Changes in temperature<br />

Cold panniculitis in children Burns Incl Therm Inj 14:51–52,<br />

1988<br />

Dermabrasion<br />

Erythema ab igne<br />

Frostbite<br />

Neonatal cold injury – facial erythema or cyanosis; firm pitting<br />

edema of extremities spreads centrally; skin is cold; mortality<br />

of 25% Rook p.482, 1998, Sixth Edition; Br Med J 1:303–309,<br />

1960<br />

Physical trauma<br />

Popsicle panniculitis<br />

Sunburn<br />

VASCULAR DISEASES<br />

Angiosarcoma of the face – resembles rosacea JAAD<br />

38:837–840, 1998<br />

Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita – hyperemic face<br />

BJD 137:119–122, 1997; JAAD 20:1098–1104, 1989;<br />

AD 118:895–899, 1982; Am J Dis Child 112:72–75, 1966<br />

Port wine stain<br />

Salmon patch (nevus simplex) (‘stork bite’) – pink macules with<br />

fine telangiectasias of the nape of the neck, glabella, forehead<br />

upper eyelids, tip of nose, upper lip, midline lumbosacral area<br />

Ped Derm 6:185–187, 1989; Ped Derm 73:31–33, 1983<br />

Superior vena cava syndrome<br />

RED FEET<br />

AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES, AND DISEASES<br />

OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION<br />

Allergic contact dermatitis Caputo p.8, 2000<br />

Bullous pemphigoid<br />

Dermatomyositis<br />

Goodpasture’s syndrome (annular erythematous macules)<br />

AD 121:1442–1444, 1985<br />

Graft vs. host reaction<br />

Lupus erythematosus – systemic; reticulated telangiectatic<br />

erythema of thenar and hypothenar eminences, finger pulps,<br />

toes, lateral feet, and heels; bluish red with small white scars<br />

Rook p.2473, 1998, Sixth Edition; discoid lupus erythematosus<br />

JAAD 45:142–144, 2001<br />

Pemphigus erythematosus<br />

Rheumatoid arthritis<br />

Rheumatoid neutrophilic dermatitis<br />

Serum sickness Tyring p.369, 2002<br />

Vasculitis<br />

CONGENITAL ANOMALIES<br />

Acrocyanosis Eichenfeld p.99, 2001<br />

Syringomyelia<br />

DEGENERATIVE DISEASES<br />

Neurotrophic erythema<br />

Thermally induced cutaneous vasodilatation in aging J Gerontol<br />

48:M53–57, 1993<br />

DRUG-INDUCED<br />

RED FEET 569<br />

Capecytabine (Xeloda) – acral dysesthesia syndrome<br />

Cyclophosphamide and vincristine – acral erythema of<br />

proximal nail fold and onychodermal band Cutis 52:43–44,<br />

1993<br />

Bromocriptine ingestion mimicking erythromelalgia Neurology<br />

31:1368–1370, 1981<br />

Chemotherapy-induced acral dysesthesia syndrome<br />

(palmoplantar erythrodysesthesia syndrome) AD 131:202–206,<br />

1995; JAAD 24:457–461, 1991; AD 122:1023–1027, 1986

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