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See Latest ArticlesHistopathological Features in Both the Eschar and Erythematous Lesions of Tsutsugamushi Disease: Identification of CD30+ Cell Infiltration in Tsutsugamushi Disease
American Journal of Dermatopathology, 07/29/09
Lee JS et al. – The authors report on the cutaneous histopathology and pattern of inflammatory infiltrates of tsutsugamushi disease. Leukocytoclastic vasculitis and basal vacuolar changes were the characteristic features of the eschar and the erythematous lesions, respectively. In addition, CD30–positive cell infiltration was identified for the first time in this disease.
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