A 65-Year-Old Male with a Large Plaque of Retiform Purpura with Impending Necrosis on the Right Lower Abdomen

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Itohan H Omorodion
University of Virginia

Richard H Flowers
University of Virginia

Thomas G Cropley
University of Virginia

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Jul 12, 2020
DOI https://doi.org/10.25251/skin.4.4.22

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Omorodion, I. H., Flowers, R. H., & Cropley, T. G. (2020). A 65-Year-Old Male with a Large Plaque of Retiform Purpura with Impending Necrosis on the Right Lower Abdomen. SKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine, 4(4), 386–387. https://doi.org/10.25251/skin.4.4.22
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Author Biographies

Itohan H Omorodion, University of Virginia

Univeristy of Virginia, Medical Student

Richard H Flowers, University of Virginia

University of Virginia, Department of Dermatology, Assistant Professor of Dermatology

Thomas G Cropley, University of Virginia

University of Virginia, Department of Dermatology,?Professor of Dermatology