| Almost all of the patients with this type of vasculitis have cutaneous findings, typically erythematous macules or purpuric lesions. |
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| The ash-colored macules vary in size and shape and are localized to the arms, neck and trunk. |
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| The rash typically begins as pink macules, 2 to 6 mm in diameter, located on the wrists, forearms, ankles, palms and soles. |
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| The skin lesions are nonpalpable macules that may persist for months to years and are typically asymptomatic except for the cosmetic appearance. |
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| Impetigo is characterized by red macules and vesicles that can rupture with purulent exudates. |
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| The skin lesions appeared as weeping, nonhealing ulcers, erythematous macules, or violaceous nodules. |
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| Our investigation included children with vascular endothelium damage followed by macules, papules or maculo-papulous skin changes. |
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| The lesions first appear as macules or papules distributed in a dermatomal pattern, which progress into vesicles, then pustules, and, finally, crusts. |
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| Blanching macules or papules on the extremities appear two to three days later, which may then progress to palpable purpura or necrotic ecchymoses. |
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| It manifests as a combination of macules and papules and usually become confluent affecting large areas of the body. |
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| In addition, erythematous papules and macules were noted on his face, neck, and extremities. |
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| Clinically, early skin and mucosal lesions may be difficult to recognise as they appear as faint, red-brown to violet macules. |
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| On examination by her general practitioner no visible opalescent nits or live lice and blue macules at feeding sites were present. |
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| Vitiligo is a relatively common skin disease characterised by development of patchy depigmented macules. |
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| The rash includes erythematous macules on the face with a morbilliform component involving the rest of the body. |
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| In this form of the disease, by the second day of the rash the macules became raised papules. |
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