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4 Dermatopathology Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis Coarse, irregular hypergranulosis associated with disruption of cell membranes Associated with keratin 1 and 10 mutations Epidermotropism Lymphocytes in epidermis with relative absence of spongiosis: term usually reserved for mycosis fungoides Erosion Loss of the epidermis Exocytosis Lymphocytes in the epidermis with associated spongiosis: term usually used when discussing spongiotic dermatitis Festooning Papillary dermis retains an undulating pattern (often used to describe porphyria cutanea tarda) Flame figure Collagen encrusted with major basic protein from eosinophils Figure 1-12 Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis Figure 1-13 Epidermotropism, mycosis fungoides Figure 1-14 Lymphocyte exocytosis, subacute spongiotic dermatitis a b Figure 1-15 Flame figure, Well’s syndrome

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Page 1: Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis

4 Dermatopathology

Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis • Coarse, irregular hypergranulosis associated

with disruption of cell membranes • Associated with keratin 1 and 10 mutations

Epidermotropism • Lymphocytes in epidermis with relative

absence of spongiosis: term usually reserved for mycosis fungoides

Erosion • Loss of the epidermis

Exocytosis • Lymphocytes in the epidermis with

associated spongiosis: term usually used when discussing spongiotic dermatitis

Festooning • Papillary dermis retains an undulating pattern

(often used to describe porphyria cutanea tarda)

Flame figure • Collagen encrusted with major basic protein

from eosinophils

Figure 1-12 Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis

Figure 1-13 Epidermotropism, mycosis fungoides

Figure 1-14 Lymphocyte exocytosis, subacute spongiotic dermatitis

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b

Figure 1-15 Flame figure, Well’s syndrome