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dpc-3538	Chauhan, Payal ; Behera, Biswanath ; Ding, Delaney D ; Lallas, Aimilios ; Khare, Soumil ; Enechukwu, Nkechi Anne ; Sławińska, Martyna ; Nisa Akay, Bengu ; Ankad, Balachandra S ; Bhat, Yasmeen J ; Jha, Abhijeet Kumar ; Kaliyadan, Feroze ; Kelati, Awatef ; Neema, Shekhar ; Parmar, Nisha V ; Stein, Jennifer; Usatine, Richard P ; Vinay, Keshavamurthy ; Errichetti, Enzo	Dermoscopy of Infectious Dermatoses (Infectiouscopy) in Skin of Color—A Systematic Review by the International Dermoscopy Society “Imaging in Skin of Color” Task Force	2023	16	.pdf	application/pdf	11567	516	70	Examples of dermoscopic clues of bacterial diseases in dark-skinned patients: White structureless areas and reduction of eccrine gland openings in borderline tuberculoid leprosy (Courtesy of Matilde Krisha Montenegro, MD and Katherine Joy Sayo, MD – Manila, Philippines) (A); Yellow structureless areas along with white structureless areas, faint peripheral linear vessels with branches (arrow), and re- duction of skin appendages (hairs/eccrine glands openings) in borderline lepromatous leprosy (B); Loss of pigment network along with white areas and reduction of eccrine glands openings and hair follicles in lepromatous leprosy (C); Reduction of skin appendages, erythema, white scales and follicular plugs in Type-1 lepromatous reaction (D); Homogenous white-pink area and brown-gray dots in Type-2 lepromatous reaction (Courtesy of Matilde Krisha Montenegro, MD and Katherine Joy Sayo, MD – Manila, Philippines) (E); Elongated linear vessels with branches and multiple white structureless areas in histoid leprosy (F). Addi- tionally, Ankad et al found white structureless areas to be another frequent feature in borderline tuberculoid leprosy in a cohort of 12 patients	cache/dpc-3538.pdf	txt/dpc-3538.txt