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NUMMULAR ECZEMA

NUMMULAR ECZEMAย ย ICD-10: L30.9

โ€ข Nummular eczema is a chronic, pruritic, inflammatory dermatitis occurring in the form of coin-shaped plaques composed of grouped small papules and vesicles on an erythematous base (Fig. 2-21).
โ€ข It is especially common on the extremities during winter months when xerosis is maximal; often seen in atopic individuals.
โ€ข S. aureus is often present but pathogenic significance has not been proven.
โ€ข Very pruritic. Course is chronic, lesions last from weeks to months.
โ€ข Management: Hydrate skin with moisturizer or moisturizing cream, topical glucocorticosteroids; phototherapy and other atopic dermatitis therapies can be very effective.

Synonyms: Discoid eczema.

FIGURE 2-21 โ€ข Nummular eczemaโ€‚Pruritic, round, nummular (coin-shaped) plaques with erythema, scales, and crusts that have coalesced on the upper arm.