Puate

23.—(X400,

H&E)

Transepidermal

with disorganization of the malpighian layer.

granulosum absent.

damage

Stratum

Malpighian and basal layer only

two to three ceils thick with exfoliation of pigment outward toward parakeratinized zone adjacent to stratum
corneum. Some pigment laden chromatophores and
histtocytes in pars papillaris of corium.

Latter is

lymphocytes, and mononuclear phagocytes.

Capillary

edematous and infiltrated by moderate numbers of

loops indistinct.

Case 26.

Puate 24.—(X100, H&E) Transepidermal damage
with disorganization of the malpighian layer. Slight
parakeratosis. Migration or exfoliation outward of
pigment. Loose lamination of stratum corneum, Pigment laden chromatophores and histiocytes in superficial
pars papillaris of cortum. Marked cellular infiltration and edema of pars papillaris. Slight telangiectasis
of superficial pars reticularis. Case 63.

22 days post-exposure.

Plates 25 and 26 (53 days post-exposure).
Puate 25.—(X100, H&E) (Case #75)
Loose lamination of stratum corneum with outward papillary projec:

tions and resultant “‘rugose’’ appearance.

Stratum

granulosum of good width.
Basal and malpighian
layers distinct with pigment present. Slight edema of

cortum with mild telangiectasts and slight increase in
perivascular lymphocytes and pericytes. Small somewhat atrophic hair follicle adjacent to sebaceous gland—

in mid pars reticularis.

PLate 26.—(X400, H&E) (Case #75) Same as 25.
Occasional perinuclear cytoplasmic halos in mid
stratum granulosum. Loosely laminated stratum corneum. (Pigment laden chromatophores in superficial
coritum along with occasional lymphocytes and mononuclear phagocytes.)

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