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  • T. Colcott Fox coined the term "figurate erythemas" in 1889, referring to skin conditions that present with distinct shapes such as annular and concentric patterns.
  • Notable types include erythema annulare centrifugum, which can be triggered by infections or medications, and erythema marginatum, often linked to acute rheumatic fever.
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Background: Malakoplakia is characterized by the presence of plaques with macrophages containing inclusion bodies. The diagnosis of this disease is carried out by biopsy of the lesion. The objective of this paper was to assess the value of fresh urine sediment in the diagnosis of malakoplakia.

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Alopecia areata (AA) is a common form of autoimmune nonscarring hair loss of scalp and/or body. Atypical hair regrowth in AA is considered a rare phenomenon. It includes atypical pattern of hair growth (sudden graying, perinevoid alopecia, Renbok phenomenon, castling phenomenon, and concentric or targetoid regrowth) and atypical dark color hair regrowth.

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