- chronic);
arrangement (solitary, generalized, annular, linear);
morphology (
macules, pa****s, vesicles); and
color (red, yellow, etc.). Some
diagnoses may...
- Café au lait spots, or café au lait
macules, are flat,
hyperpigmented birthmarks. The name café au lait is
French for "coffee with milk" and
refers to...
- birth, but
often appear before 5
years of age. The
macules may fade
during puberty. The
melanocytic macules are not ****ociated with
malignant transformation...
- Bier
spots are small,
light macules usually found on the arms and legs of
young adults, in
which the
intervening skin may seem
erythematous but blanches...
-
bilateral nevus of Ota-like
macules") is a
cutaneous condition characterized by
multiple brown–gray to brown–blue
macules,
primarily in the
malar region...
- the
human body may be ****ociated with the
development of café au lait
macules. List of skin
conditions List of
allergens List of
cutaneous conditions...
-
Vasospastic macules are a skin
condition due to
localized vasoconstriction and are seen most
often in
young women.
Nevus anemicus List of
cutaneous conditions...
-
nevus of Ota, café au lait
macules,
seborrheic keratosis,
Poikiloderma of Civatte,
acquired bilateral nevus of ota-like
macules (Hori's nevus), periorbital...
-
midline of the body.
These lesions are
historically termed café au lait
macules,
however the term "cafe-au-lait" only
describes their appearance on lighter-skinned...
- soft
palate or
tonsillar pillars. The
lesions progress initially from red
macules to
vesicles and
lastly to ulcerations,
which can be 2–4 mm in size. Typically...
