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Vasculitis: In this instance, the vasculitic skin lesions were secondary to Haemophilus endocarditis.
Photo credit, Josh Fierer,
the vasculitic skin ... Photo credit, Josh ... Fierer, M.D. ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #UCSDH
Janeway Lesions: Flat, painless, erythematous lesions seen on the palm of this patient's hand. Frequently
associated with
this patient's hand ... Photo credit, Josh ... Fierer, M.D. ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #UCSDH
Janeway Lesion: Flat, painless, erythematous lesions seen on the palm of this patient's hand. While
frequently associated
this patient's hand ... Photo credit, Josh ... Fierer, M.D. ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #UCSDH
Necrotizing Fasciitis: African-American patient with diabetes that predisposed him to rapidly 
progressive infection. Lower extremity is
occurs deep to the skin ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #Leg #SkinRash
Arterial Insufficiency: Chronic arterial insufficiency has resulted in pale, hairless, and somewhat 
shiny appearing lower extremity.
pale, hairless, and ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #Leg ... #Foot #Arterial
Gangrene of the Hand: Sepsis induced DIC has led to extensive arterial thrombosis, resulting in
profound tissue
induced DIC has led ... Fierer, M.D. ... #Dermatology #Gangrene ... #Hand #DIC #Photo ... #UCSDH
Diabetic Foot Infection: Long standing, poorly controlled diabetes has led to peripheral arterial
disease and neuropathy. These
controlled diabetes has led ... The skin is red ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Diabetes