Cutaneous deposits

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14 Cutaneous Deposits

Calcium calcinosis cutis 278

Subepidermal calcified nodule 278
Idiopathic scrotal calcinosis 278
Tumoral calcinosis 278
Auricular calcinosis 278
Infantile calcinosis of the heel 278
Milia-like calcinosis 278
Dystrophic calcification 279
Metastatic calcification 279

Bone 280

Cutaneous ossification 280

Cartilage 281

Cartilaginous lesions of the skin 281

Hyaline (pink amorphous “blob”) deposits 282

Gout 282
Pseudogout 283
Amyloidosis overall 283
Primary systemic amyloidosis 283
Secondary systemic amyloidosis 284
Heredofamilial amyloidosis 284
Amyloid elastosis 284
Lichen amyloidosus 284
Macular amyloidosis 285
Biphasic amyloidosis 285
Auricular amyloidosis 285
Nodular amyloidosis 286
Poikilodermatous amyloidosis 286
Anosacral amyloidosis 286
Familial primary cutaneous amyloidosis 286
Secondary localized cutaneous amyloidosis 286
Porphyria 287
Lipoid proteinosis 287
Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia 288
Colloid milium and colloid degeneration 289
Massive cutaneous hyalinosis 289
Corticosteroid injection sites 289
Hyaline angiopathy 289
Infantile systemic hyalinosis and juvenile hyaline fibromatosis 290
Cytoid bodies 291

Pigment and related deposits 291

Ochronosis 291
Tattoos 292
Hemochromatosis 292
Hemosiderin from other sources 293
“Bronze baby” syndrome 293
Argyria 293
Gold deposition 293
Mercury 293
Arsenic 293
Lead 293
Aluminum 293
Bismuth 293
Titanium 293

Drug deposits and pigmentation 294

Antimalarial drug s 294
Phenothiazines 294
Tetracycline 294
Methacycline 294
Minocycline 294
Amiodarone 294
Clofazimine 294
Chemotherapeutic agents 294

Cutaneous implants 295

Silicone implants 295
Collagen implants 295

Miscellaneous deposits 296

Oxalate crystals 296
Fiberglass 296
Myospherulosis 296
Miscellaneous cutaneous implants 296

Calcinosis cutis

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14 Cutaneous Deposits

Calcium calcinosis cutis 278

Subepidermal calcified nodule 278
Idiopathic scrotal calcinosis 278
Tumoral calcinosis 278
Auricular calcinosis 278
Infantile calcinosis of the heel 278
Milia-like calcinosis 278
Dystrophic calcification 279
Metastatic calcification 279

Bone 280

Cutaneous ossification 280

Cartilage 281

Cartilaginous lesions of the skin 281

Hyaline (pink amorphous “blob”) deposits 282

Gout 282
Pseudogout 283
Amyloidosis overall 283
Primary systemic amyloidosis 283
Secondary systemic amyloidosis 284
Heredofamilial amyloidosis 284
Amyloid elastosis 284
Lichen amyloidosus 284
Macular amyloidosis 285
Biphasic amyloidosis 285
Auricular amyloidosis 285
Nodular amyloidosis 286
Poikilodermatous amyloidosis 286
Anosacral amyloidosis 286
Familial primary cutaneous amyloidosis 286
Secondary localized cutaneous amyloidosis 286
Porphyria 287
Lipoid proteinosis 287
Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia 288
Colloid milium and colloid degeneration 289
Massive cutaneous hyalinosis 289
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