Nonspecific pattern: hemorrhagic field
Dark hemorrhagic deposits alongside capillary loops in the nonspecific reference study. Hemorrhage alone does not define a scleroderma pattern.
Source study context
The study shows preserved density, around 8.8 capillaries/mm, scattered dilated or tortuous loops, and hemorrhages around 0.46/mm, with no giant capillaries and no Cutolo SSc pattern.
Measurements and classification refer to the described study or visit; they are not new measurements of this image.
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- Pathology
- Non-Specific Microangiopathy
- Pattern
- Non-Specific Pattern
- Author or contributor
- Miguel Martín Cascón
- Hallmarks
- HemorrhagesTortuous capillaries
- Magnification
- 213.73×
- Device
- Dino-Lite Edge
- Field of view (W × H)
- ≈ 1.83 × 1.46 mm
Teaching point
Local trauma, manicure, and clinical context should be reviewed.
Clinical caveat
This image illustrates a visual finding and should be interpreted with acquisition quality, distribution across fingers, clinical context, and serology when relevant.
Use and licensing
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