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case_images: Small hypopigmented macules of the antecubital fossa(Case 1).
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case_images: An otherwise healthy 11-year-old girl affected by AD since the age of 2 years, was treated with topical corticosteroids and emollients with good results, later on presenting irregularly hypopigmented areas on the sites that were previously involved by AD (Fig. 1).
case_images: Wood's lamp examination on hypopigmented macules of the antecubital fossa in Case 1, confirming the diagnosis of vitiligo.
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case_images: Wood's lamp examination on hypopigmented macules of the antecubital fossae confirmed the diagnosis of vitiligo (Fig. 2).
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case_images: Eczematous lesions affect the typical body areas of AD. Vitiligo areas are different and well-defined.
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case_images: AD (Fig. 3). A clinical diagnosis of AD was made.