University of Iowa Health Care

Department of Dermatology

Atopic dermatitis and lichen simplex chronicus

Fig 1.Hyperpigmented plaques with lichenification. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented plaques with lichenification. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 2.Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques on the bilateral shins. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques on the bilateral shins. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 3.Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques on the arm. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques on the arm. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 4.Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques with accentuation of the skin lines on the arm. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques with accentuation of the skin lines on the arm. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 5.Hyperpigmented plaques with linear geometric scars on the upper back. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented plaques with linear geometric scars on the upper back. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 6.Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques with accentuation of the skin lines on the back. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented to erythematous scaly plaques with accentuation of the skin lines on the back. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 7.Hyperpigmented scaly plaques on the distal dorsal toes. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented scaly plaques on the distal dorsal toes. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 8.Hyperpigmented scaly plaques on the distal toes and lower leg. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented scaly plaques on the distal toes and lower leg. (click images for higher resolution).
Fig 9.Hyperpigmented to erythematous lichenified scaly plaques on the dorsal toes and medial leg. (Click images for higher resolution)

Hyperpigmented to erythematous lichenified scaly plaques on the dorsal toes and medial leg. (click images for higher resolution).
last updated: 08/22/2021