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. 2005 Apr 1;115(4):798–812. doi: 10.1172/JCI24826

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Cutaneous lesions of MF and SS. (A) Hypopigmented patches of MF on the proximal arm. Patches can be pink, red, hypopigmented, or hyperpigmented and are often scaly. (B) Two plaques near the axilla. MF lesions can have annular and gyrate configurations. (C) A tumor on the arm. Tumors frequently ulcerate. (D) Erythroderma in a patient with SS; more than 80% of his body surface area is affected with confluent erythematous scaly patches.