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Granulomatous eruptions can be idiopathic, be seen in the setting of systemic disease or be an inflammatory response to an exogenous insult. Histologically, these dermatoses are defined by the presence of histiocytes within the dermis. Induration is frequently demonstrated on clinical exam. .

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    Thuy L. Phung MD, PhD

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    Crystal Y. Pourciau MD, MPH

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