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See Latest ArticlesAcquired Cutis Laxa in Childhood Sweets Syndrome
Pediatric Dermatology, 06/26/09
Timmer-De ML et al. - In Sweet's syndrome, the essential features are the characteristic morphology of the lesions, their histologic appearance, the dramatic response to corticosteroids and the absence of scarring.
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