Early scleroderma pattern: selected field

Selected field from the early-pattern reference study, with enlarged loops among a relatively preserved capillary row. The subtype belongs to the complete examination.

Selected field from the early-pattern reference study, with enlarged loops among a relatively preserved capillary row. The subtype belongs to the complete examination.
Selected field from the early-pattern reference study, with enlarged loops among a relatively preserved capillary row. The subtype belongs to the complete examination.

Source study context

The study shows scattered giant capillaries and limited hemorrhages while capillary density and overall architecture remain relatively preserved.

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Pathology
Systemic Sclerosis
Pattern
Early scleroderma pattern
Author or contributor
Borja Gracia Tello
Hallmarks
Early scleroderma pattern
Magnification
250×
Device
Smart G-Scope
Field of view (W × H)
≈ 2.32 × 1.31 mm
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Teaching point

Distinguish mild dilations from homogeneous and repeated giant capillaries.

Clinical caveat

This image illustrates a visual finding and should be interpreted with acquisition quality, distribution across fingers, clinical context, and serology when relevant.

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Creator
Borja Gracia Tello

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Early scleroderma pattern: selected field — Borja Gracia Tello, via Capillaroscopy.com.
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