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The evolution of perforating folliculitis in patients with chronic renal failure.
American Journal of Dermatopathology 1985 June
The evolution of perforating folliculitis in six patients with chronic renal failure was investigated with special attention to clinical and histopathologic changes in early, evolving, and mature lesions. Different and distinct histologic features at each stage were found. The earliest lesions, follicular pustules, evolved into perforating folliculitis that eventuated in prurigo nodularis. A combined treatment consisting of an anti-staphylococcal antibiotic by mouth, phototherapy, and application of a topical corticosteroid lotion proved helpful in controlling the generalized pruritus and the evolution of the lesions in these cases.
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