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TOXINS
Eosinophilia myalgia syndrome – 
L
-tryptophan
Mee’s lines – arsenic poisoning 
JAAD 50:258–261, 2004
TRAUMA
Child abuse – burn from heating grill 
Rook p.954, 1998, Sixth
Edition; zebra stripe sparing of skin folds AD 138:318–320, 2002
Coin rubbing
Excoriations
Facial scarification and tattooing on Santa Catalina Island
(Solomon Islands) 
Cutis 60:201–202, 1997
Frictional melanosis 
Acta DV 1063, 1984
Forceps marks of face 
Eichenfeld p.106, 2001
Nail habit tic deformity 
Rook p.2839, 1998, Sixth Edition
Scars
Splash burn
VASCULAR
Hemosiderin staining
Lymphangitis
Lymphedema tarda
Sunburst varicosities and telangiectasia (arborizing
telangiectasia) – thighs and calves 
J Derm Surg Oncol
15:184–190, 1989
Superior vena cava syndrome 
AD 128:953–956, 1992
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ZOSTERIFORM
LESIONS/SEGMENTAL DISORDERS
AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES, AND DISEASES
OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION
Allergic contact dermatitis – poison ivy (unilateral); at site of
healed herpes zoster 
Int J Derm 34:341–348, 1995
Graft vs. host disease, chronic – occurring on lesions of
resolved herpes zoster 
AD 138:924–934, 2002; lichenoid JAAD
38:369–392, 1998; AD 134:602–612, 1998; J Cutan Pathol
23:576–581, 1996; linear lichenoid graft vs. host reaction AD
130:1206–1207, 1994; South Med J 87:758–761, 1994
Lupus erythematosus – discoid lupus erythematosus
Morphea, linear; including en coup de sabre – facial, truncal,
and extremity hemiatrophy 
Rook p.2504–2508, 1998, Sixth
Edition; at site of healed herpes zoster JAAD 46:90–94, 2002
Rheumatoid nodules 
Int J Derm 27:645–646, 1988
Scleroderma 
AD 144:1215–1217, 1978