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dpc-3243	Pietkiewicz, Pawel ; Navarrete-Dechent, Cristian; Salwowska, Natalia; Cantisani, Carmen; Goldust, Mohamad; Errichetti, Enzo	Ultraviolet-Induced Fluorescence Dermoscopy Reveals Fluorescent Clues in Pitted Keratolysis	2023	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1191	72	39	In such cases, recognition of PK may be assisted by dermatoscopy (multiple crateriform indentations of the soles), Wood lamp examination (coral red fluorescence of the pits), direct mi- croscopy, and culture. Different shades depending on pigment colour In many instances can be removed with alcohol pad Ethnic pigmentation No other melanoma features; harmonious in regard to structure and colour distribution; multiple Laugier-Hunziker syndrome / Peutz-Jeghers syndrome No other melanoma features; harmonious in regard to structure and colour distribution; multiple; possibly accompanied by longitudinal melanonychia and/or mucosal melanotic macules Acral angioma Presence of red dots on the ridge; organized Subcorneal hemorrhage Often well-defined, ‘cracked’ appearance, orange, reddish- to-black colour Can be removed with scalpel Acral pigmented viral wart Patchy pigmentation resembling acral lentiginous melanoma, yet no other melanoma features Pitted keratolysis Multiple crateriform pits with a free edge of scale; common history of plantar hyperhidrosis Parallel ridge pattern can be visualized with ultraviolet- induced fluorescence dermatoscopy only Tinea nigra Short history: brown to gray pigmentation arranged in thin bundles of short lines (‘spicules’) forming reticulate pattern, but also parallel ridge pattern especially at the lesion’s periphery; no parallel furrow pattern References 1.	cache/dpc-3243.pdf	txt/dpc-3243.txt