• Arch Dermatol · Jul 1979

    Case Reports

    Localized scleroderma with cutaneous calcinosis. A distinctive variant.

    • P G Hazen and A Askari.
    • Arch Dermatol. 1979 Jul 1; 115 (7): 871-2.

    AbstractTwo patients had a distinctive variant of localized scleroderma. Both have a history of sclerodermatous changes of the skin over the face developing relatively late in life and accompanied by hair loss, cutaneous calcification, and prominent beaking of the nose. A striking lack of systemic involvement also was noted.

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