Granulomatosis Miescher is a very rare, chronic, granulomatous (non-necrobiotic) disease. Clinical characteristics are a slowly centrifugally growing brownish plaques with partly yellowish parts and telangiectasias. Histology shows perivascular epithelioid cell granulomas with few giant cells and only isolated necrobiosis lesions.
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