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Auricular Hemosiderosis in a Diabetic Patient.
Skinmed 2017
A 74-year-old Caucasian man with poorly controlled diabetes and hypertension was seen in the dermatology clinic for treatment of a nodular basal cell carcinoma on his right temple. He had poorly controlled diabetes for decades and had been insulin dependent for 20 to 25 years. He had not been on any anticoagulation therapy in the past or present and had no history of a hematologic disorder. He was retired and did woodworking as a hobby. During a routine presurgical head and neck skin examination, he was noted to have macular bluegray dyspigmentation of the central portion of the anterior portion of his ear lobes, bilaterally (Figure 1). He had first noticed this color change approximately 2 years ago and thought the pigmentation was darkening. It was not symptomatic. A punch biopsy was obtained.
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