Pseudo-kaposi sarcoma (overview) Images
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Pseudo-Kaposi sarcoma. general view: isolated, solitary, bluish-red, round maculae and papules on the lower legs of a 66-year-old female patient. distinct stasis dermatitis in the area of the distal lower legs. distinct lymphedema of both lower legs. distinct malpositioning in the toe area on both sides.
Pseudo-Kaposi's sarcoma Detail magnification: The picture shows a 6 x 5 mm red papule almost centrally located and solitary, small, bluish-red, round maculae are visible.
Pseudo-Kaposi's sarcoma: Benign vascular proliferation caused by local changes in circulation (altered oxygen and/or pressure load); blurred, deep red to reddish-brown, less symptomatic plaques with smooth or scarlatinous scaly surface, which have developed from tiny red papules.