Erythema induratum presents as red, painful warm nodules on the lower limbs, often
associated with fever and joint pains. Unlike erythema nodosum, lesions may ulcerate and …

Erythema induratum (EI) was originally described by Ernest Bazin in 1861 as nodular
lesions on the legs in association with tuberculosis (TB). A 33-year-old woman was referred …

Erythema induratum, previously uncommon, is appearing more frequently coincident with
the recrudescence of tuberculosis. It is a type of panniculitis often confused clinically with …

A 29-year-old Vietnamese woman who had migrated to Australia 5 years previously was
referred with a 2-month history of erythematous painful nodules on her thighs and left …

DISCUSSION Erythema induratum is an uncommon inflammatory disorder predominantly
involving the subcutaneous fat (panniculitis). The term “EI” was first proposed by Ernest …

Erythema induratum (ED) is characterized by painful erythematous nonsuppurative skin
nodules involving the legs and has a predilec-tion for middle-aged women. Individuals with …

Four patients with erythema induratum (EI) have been diagnosed at the Dermatology
Department within the past two years. All four patients had a history of recurrent painful …

Background. There has been a long controversy about the tuberculous cause of erythema
induratum, a chronic form of nodular vasculitis. Method. We investigated clinical …

The etiology of erythema induratum, a rare disease of the skin in the United States but
occasionally seen in natives of Asian countries, remains a source of debate. Its association …

SUMMARY A 10‐year‐old Kenyan girl presented with a 9‐month history of a persistent,
painful eruption of multiple, tender, non‐ulcerated, pigmented nodules involving the calves …