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Curated by clinicians and educators, our teaching pairs high-quality visuals with diagnostic reasoning across skin tones and acute presentations.
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Subtle violaceous or grey hues replace the classic redness — easily missed when textbooks default to lighter skin.
Symptoms
Diagnostic notes
Compare with contralateral skin · palpate for warmth · review systemic context · consider lighting conditions.
Often appears grey, purple or hyperpigmented in darker skin, with prominent follicular accentuation.
Symptoms
Diagnostic notes
History of atopy · distribution flexural vs extensor · assess for secondary infection.
Non-blanching petechiae may be harder to detect on darker skin — examine soles, palms, sclera and mucosa.
Symptoms
Diagnostic notes
Tumbler test under good lighting · examine mucosal surfaces · do not delay empirical treatment.
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