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EXOGENOUS CAUSES
Arterial cannula
Arterial embolization with hyaluronic acid – livedo reticularis of
nose and face 
BJD 146:928–929, 2002
Carbon dioxide arteriography 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Crack inhalation – acrocyanosis, necrotizing livedo reticularis
(livedo racemosa), and muscle infarction 
Ann Intern Med
108:843, 1988
Intra-arterial injections
Nitrogen – decompression sickness 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Ventilator gas embolism 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
INFECTIONS AND INFESTATIONS
Bacterial endocarditis – acute or subacute
Brucella JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Coxiella burnetii JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Endocarditis 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Hepatitis C – symmetric polyarthritis with livedo reticularis 
JAAD
37:817–823, 1997
Infectious mononucleosis
Meningococemia 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Mycobacterium tuberculosis JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005;
Rook p.964, 1998, Sixth Edition
Mycoplasma pneumoniae – cold agglutinins JAAD
52:1009–1019, 2005
Parvovirus B19 with myasthenia gravis-like syndrome
AD 131:744–745, 1995
Pneumococcal sepsis 
Ghatan p.41, 2002, Second Edition
Q fever (
Coxiella burnetii ) JAAD 41:842–844, 1999
Rheumatic fever 
Rook p.2575, 1998, Sixth Edition
Rickettsial diseases 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Rubella – congenital rubella syndrome – seborrhea, cutis
marmorata, hyperpigmentation 
JAAD 46:161–183, 2002
Septic emboli – with pseudoaneurysms due to
Staphylococcus aureus following percutaneous transluminal
coronary angioplasty; palpable purpura, petechiae, and
livedo reticularis 
Cutis 66:447–452, 2000
Streptococcemia 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Syphilis 
Rook p.964, 1998, Sixth Edition
Typhus 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005
Varicella – livedo reticularis as the only manifestation
Tyring p.125, 2002
Viral syndromes 
JAAD 52:1009–1019, 2005