Macrophage activation syndrome (MAS) is a rare but life-threatening disorder that is associated with multiple organ involvement. Here, we described cutaneous granuloma annulare in MAS. This novel histological finding is a reminder to explore the underlying mechanisms of skin involvement in MAS, which may reveal its pathogenesis.
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