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Pathogenesis

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This condition is an unusual complication of diabetes and not necessarily related to other vascular complications that may occur in a diabetic patient.

The pathogenesis is believed to be small-vessel damage.

Histological features include partial necrosis of dermal collagen and connective tissue. Also there is a histiocytic cellular response.

This condition occurs more often in females. It usually affects young adults or middle-aged patients.


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