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A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1
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TATTOO, PALPABLE:
LESIONS IN A TATTOO
J Derm Surg 5:14–70,1979
AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES, AND DISEASES
OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION
Allergic contact dermatitis to paraphenylenediamine in
temporary henna tattoo 
Am J Contact Dermat 12:186–187,
2001; Australas J Dermatol 41:168–171, 2000; AD
136:1061–1062, 2000; radiotherapy tattoos Australas Radiol
43:558–561, 1999
Cadmium reaction – red 
Cutis 23:71–72, 1979; mercury–cadmium
photoallergic reaction in red pigment 
Ann Intern Med 67:984–989,
1967; yellow South Med J 55:792–795, 1962
Carbon – black 
JAAD 35:477–479, 1996; track marks of IVDA
Chrome salts (chromic oxide) – green pigment 
Contact
Dermatitis 21:276–278, 1989; AD 82:237–243, 1960; Acta DV
(Stockh) 39:23–29, 1959
Cinnabar allergy (mercury) – red pigment 
BJD 124:576–580,
1991; organic pigments in red tattoos Acta DV 71:70–73, 1991;
Br J Plast Surg 30:84–85, 1977; Acta DV 48:103–105, 1968;
US Armed Forces Med J 11:261–280, 1960; due to thimerosol
as preservative 
Ann Intern Med 88:428, 1978
Cobalt chloride – light blue 
Acta DV (Stockh) 41:259–263, 1961
Lupus erythematosus, discoid 
AD 98:667–669, 1968
Manganese reaction – purple 
Contact Dermatitis 16:198–202,
1987; Cutis 23:71–72, 1979
Purple tattoo pigment – granulomatous reaction 
Contact
Dermatitis 16:198–202, 1987
Red azo dye – delayed allergic reaction 
Hautarzt 48:666–670,
1997
EXOGENOUS AGENTS
Aluminum granuloma in a tattoo 
JAAD 20:903–908, 1989
Black gun powder 
Rook p.922–923, 1998, Sixth Edition
Drug abuse – soot tattooing 
NY State J Med 68:3129–3134, 1968
Earrings – iron tattoo 
JAAD 24:788–789, 1991
Foreign body granulomas after ochre tattoos
Monsel’s solution (ferric chloride) 
JAAD 17:819–825, 1987