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Figure 92.1
Multiple non‐inflamed nodules in a patient with Hurley stage II disease of the genital area.
Figure 92.5
Scar: rope‐like band formed by fibrotic tissue, most often seen in the axillae.
Figure 92.9
Nodules and sinus tracts involving the buttocks.
Figure 92.13
Hurley stage II disease of the genito‐femoral area. (a) Hurley stage II is a broad category which may involve more severe disease as shown here. (b) I...
Figure 92.2
Classical axillary abscess as seen in hidradenitis suppurativa.
Figure 92.6
Tombstone comedones in the axilla.
Figure 92.10
Ectopic disease with retroauricular involvement.
Figure 92.14
Hurley stage III disease. (a) Non‐draining, confluent, chronic lesions involving the entire axilla. (b) Active draining lesions in the axilla.
Figure 92.3
Non‐draining sinus, recognized by the palpable oblong shape.
Figure 92.7
Follicular pattern involving the genito‐femoral area showing non‐active disease.
Figure 92.11
Ectopic plaque on the chest of a patient. Notice the classical involvement seen in the axillae.
Figure 92.15
Management flow chart for the initial treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa according to the Hurley stage. Arrows indicate the recommended sequence of...
Figure 92.4
Multiple inflamed nodules and draining sinuses in active Hurley stage II disease of the mons pubis.
Figure 92.8
Follicular pattern involving the buttocks.
Figure 92.12
Hurley stage I disease of the genito‐femoral area showing a solitary nodule. Notice the normal‐looking surrounding skin and perilesional halo of disco...