Table 3.

Reports on TFFD from the Indian subcontinent

Authors	Type of report	Clinical features
Kumar et al.[17]	Observational study	46 cases; Classical dirt-like plaques (80.43%), reticulate (6.5%), verrucous (4.34%), stuck-on appearance (4.34%), and linear lesions (4.34%)
Panchal et al.[28]	Case report	19-year-old female; extensive TFFD with symmetrical brownish-black verrucous papules and plaques over the chest and medial aspect of thighs
Naveen et al.[29]	Case report	20-year-old male; multiple hyperpigmented plaques of TFFD over healing lesions of chicken pox on the trunk and back.
Verma et al.[30]	Case report	40-year-old male; on treatment for psoriasis. TFFD following erratic application of heavy emollient and betamethasone valerate-salicylic acid ointment over bilateral legs. Dermatoscopic features: cobblestone appearance.
Saha et al.[31]	Case report	8-year-old boy; TFFD lesions with hyperkeratotic papules over neck and upper chest.