Abstract
Anetoderma through the dermoscope
Highlights
Showing erythematous background with multiple linear vessels and transluscent appearance of the skin (Fig. 3)
Venencie et al [3], in their report suggested that the degradation of elastic fibres in patients with anetoderma is caused by enhanced expression of progelatinases A and B and production of the activated form of gelatinase A, where the lack of
To the best of our knowledge this is the first report of dermatoscopic findings in anetoderma and we believe that dermoscopy may be an important auxiliary tool for the quick and effective diagnosis of this disorder histology remains the gold standard for diagnosis
Summary
Showing erythematous background with multiple linear vessels and transluscent appearance of the skin (Fig. 3). Venencie et al [3], in their report suggested that the degradation of elastic fibres in patients with anetoderma is caused by enhanced expression of progelatinases A and B and production of the activated form of gelatinase A, where the lack of
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