Self teaching module for the influence of culture and pigment on skin
conditions in children
James G. Dinulos, MD and Elinor A. Graham, MD, MPH
Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Spring 1999
Category 3: Common Conditions seen in Infancy and Early Childhood
Photo 20: Pityriasis Rosea - inverse distribution on arms
Children with dark skin often present with an inverse distribution
of lesions in pityriasis rosea. Rather than appearing on the trunk,
as in the prior photo, they primarily are distributed on the arms
and legs as is illustrated in this photo.
Proceed to Photo 21:
Pityriasis Rosea - inverse
distribution on legs
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