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Eosinophilic Cellulitis

See also
1. Cellulitis
Pathophysiology
1. Noninfectious Cellulitis
Symptoms and Signs
1. Moderate erythema or edema
2. Rapid development over days
3. Fever
4. Minimal tenderness, and lack of local heat
5. No response to antibiotics
Diagnosis
1. Biopsy of lesion Dermis
  1. Eosinophilic infiltrate
Course
1. Resolves in weeks, but often recurs

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