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First visit to the Emergency Room. Erythematous plaques in supraciliary and malar areas.
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A 64-year-old woman presents to the Emergency Room with palpebral edema as well as various erythematous plaques in supraciliary and malar areas that appeared and have gradually worsened a couple of days prior to presentation (Figure 1).
Granuloma 3*3 cm located in supraciliary area, right side.
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Chronic Edematous Panniculitis, histopathologic finding. Cellular reaction, with formation of fibrosis, and no giant cells.
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After the immunosuppressive treatment, the patient presented a regression of the granulomas.
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Every three months, the levels of the immune response are being tested to avoid toxicity (Figure 4).