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722 A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1
Pseudolymphoma – at site of healed herpes zoster AD
117:377, 1981
Sarcoid Arch Derm Research 119:788–789, 1983; sarcoid in
herpes zoster scars AD 119:788–789, 1983
Tuberculoid granulomas JAAD 16:1261–1263, 1987
Zosteriform pruritus – due to transverse myelitis BJD
149:204–205, 2003
METABOLIC DISEASES
Mixed cryoglobulinemia – palpable purpura at site of previous
herpes zoster J Derm 28:256–258, 2001
Xanthomas AD 37:864–869, 1957; Arch Int Med 59:793–822, 1937
NEOPLASTIC DISEASES
Acantholytic dyskeratotic epidermal nevus JAAD 39:301–304,
1998
Achromic nevi BJD 144:187–188, 2001; JAAD 39:330–333,
1998; achromic nevus and agminated Spitz nevi simultaneously
appearing BJD 144:187–188, 2001
Adnexal carcinoma JAAD 32:854–857, 1995
Agminated angiofibromas Dermatology 195:176–178, 1997
Basal cell carcinoma JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; BJD 64:97–103,
1952; multiple familial basal cell carcinomas, segmental J
Dermatol 27:434–439, 2000
Basaloid follicular hamartoma – unilateral BJD 146:1068–1070,
2002; J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol 13:210–213, 1999
Becker’s nevus – dermatomal pigmentation
Blue nevi, acquired JAAD 36:268–269, 1997
Cervicothoracic syrinx and thoracic spinal cord tumor –
dermatomal lichen simplex chronicus Neurosurgery
30 (3):418–421, 1992
Connective tissue nevus Cutis 36:77–78, 1985
Eccrine porocarcinoma JAAD 32:854–857, 1995
Eccrine spiradenomas AD 138:973–978, 2002; Ped Derm
17:384–386, 2000; JAAD 2:259–261, 1980
Epidermal nevus Ghatan p.45, 2002, Second Edition
Epithelioid sarcoma Actas Dermosif 83:203–208, 1992
Hair follicle hamartoma – unilateral BJD 143:1103–1105, 2000
Hemifacial mixed appendageal tumor Ped Derm 3:405–409, 1986
Kaposi’s sarcoma JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; at site of healed
herpes zoster JAAD 18:448–451, 1988
Keloids – following herpes zoster
Keratoacanthomas – multiple self-healing keratoacanthomas of
Ferguson–Smith – one reported unilateral case AD 74:525–532,
1956
Leiomyomas J Dermatol 28:759–761, 2001; Eur J Dermatol
10:590–592, 2000; JAAD 38:272–273, 1998
Lentiginosis, segmental (unilateral lentiginosis, partial unilateral
lentiginosis) JAAD 44:387–390, 2001; JAAD 43:361–363, 2000;
JAAD 29:693–695, 1993; Am J Dermatopathol 14:323–327,
1992; with ocular involvement JAAD 44:387–390, 2001
Lentiginous nevus BJD 98:693–698, 1978
Leukemia cutis BJD 143:773–779, 2000; JAAD 37:1022, 1997;
JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; AD Syphilol 37:238–246, 1938
Lymphomatoid papulosis BJD 141:1125–1128, 1999
Lymphoma – cutaneous T-cell lymphoma Dermatology
205:176–179, 2002; Ped Derm 21:558–560, 2004; JAAD
32:127–128, 1995; Int J Derm 30:432–434, 1991; primary
cutaneous B-cell lymphoma JAAD 41:884–886, 1999; in herpes
zoster scars JAAD 41:884–886, 1999; Hautarzt 41:455–457,
1990; JAAD 22:130–131, 1990; lymphoplasmacytoid lymphoma
JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; B-cell lymphoma BJD 142:180–182,
2000; erythrodermic cutaneous T-cell lymphoma with sparing of
site of healed herpes zoster JAAD 123–126, 2004; Hodgkin’s
disease BJD 151:722–724, 2004
Melanocytic nevi – congenital melanocytic nevus BJD
133:315–316, 1995; congenital agminated segmental nevi
BJD 133:315–316, 1995; melanocytic nevi, nevi, and lentigines
AD 124:926–929, 1988; atypical nevi J Dermatol 18:649–653,
1991; atypical nevi (quadrant distribution of atypical mole
syndrome) AD 124:926–930, 1988
Melanoma JAAD 32:854–857, 1995
Metastases – breast JAAD 43:733–751, 2000; colon
BJD 142:182–183, 2000; Acta DV 79:90–91, 1999; melanoma
Cutis 62:143–146, 1998; squamous cell carcinoma BJD
142:573–574, 2000; lung, ovary, transitional cell carcinoma
of the bladder, transitional cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis
JAAD 37:1008–1009, 1997; JAAD 31:284–286, 1994;
BJD 45:418–423, 1933; zosteriform erythema from
metastatic transitional cell carcinoma AD 122:1357–1358,
1986; angiosarcoma Int J Derm 23:404–407, 1984;
prostatic carcinoma metastases AD 76:402–406, 1957;
JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; tonsillar adenocarcinoma
JAAD 32:854–857, 1995; carcinoma telangiectoides
Mucinous nevus (nevus mucinosis (mucinous connective tissue
nevus)) BJD 148:1064–1066, 2003; JAAD 37:312–313, 1997;
BJD 131:368–370, 1994; congenital mucinous nevus Ped Derm
20:229–231, 2003
Neurilemmomas, agminated JAAD 17:891–894, 1987
Neurofibromas, regional eruptive J Dermatol 24:198–201, 1997
Nevus comedonicus JAAD 21:1085–1088, 1989
Nevus lipomatosis superficialis Cutis 72:237–238, 2003;
AD 128:1395–1400, 1992
Nevus of Ito (nevus fuscoceruleus acromio-deltoideus) Rook
p.1731–1732,3256, 1998, Sixth Edition; Tohoku J Exp Med
60:10–20, 1954
Nevus of Ota (nevus fuscoceruleus ophthalmomaxillaris)
JAAD 47:S257–259, 2002; Clin Dermatol 7:11–27, 1989;
AD 85:195–208, 1962; BJD 67:317–319, 1955
Nevus spilus – dermatomal pigmentation Ped Derm
21:516–517, 2004; Curr Prob Derm VII:143–198, 1995;
AD 107:902–905, 1973
Pilomatrixoma Wiad Lek 28:673–675, 1975 (Polish)
Plasmacytoma Int J Derm 29:562–565, 1990
Porokeratosis of Mibelli Dermatologica 155:340–349, 1977
Porokeratotic eccrine ostial and dermal duct nevus
BJD 138:684–688, 1998
Speckled lentiginous nevus (zosteriform lentiginous nevus)
Textbook of Neonatal Dermatology, p.383, 2001; JAAD
27:106–108, 1992; AD 107:902–905, 1973
Spiradenomas JAAD 2:59–61, 1980
Spitz nevi, agminated BJD 144:187–188, 2001
Squamous cell carcinoma Am J Dermatopathol 23:216–220,
2001; JAAD 32:854–7, 1995; J Derm Surg Oncol 10:718–720,
1984
Syringocystadenoma papilliferum Int J Derm 24:520–521, 1985
Syringomas – unilateral AD 117:308, 1981
Trichoepithelioma JAAD 13:927–930, 1986; AD 87:102–114,
1963