Two cases of wells syndrome with marked swelling in the hands

Wells syndrome confined to the back of the hands mimicking contact dermatitis

“…3,4 Clinical features of the two cases include an erythematous plaque 3 and nodules. 4 When, as in our case, patients present with only Notably, previous reports suggested that insect bites or bee stings were a possible trigger of Wells syndrome localized to the hands and forearms in some patients, 5 however, no such triggers were elicited from our patient.…”

Bilateral Upper Extremities Linear Eruption in a 12-year-old Boy

“…2,3 Histologically, flame figures are often present but are not pathognomonic. 2,4 In this image, a twelve-year-old boy with a past medical history of asthma, presented with a pruritic rash for one day that started on his hands and spread to his upper extremity. No accompanied systemic symptoms.…”