O'Brien’s actinic granuloma is a rare skin disease. Controversy continues over whether it should be considered a specific condition or a form of granuloma annulare located in sun-exposed areas. Its pathogenesis is unknown; however, the most widely accepted hypothesis suggests that solar radiation is the triggering factor. This paper describes the case of a 78-year old, fair-skinned male, who pr...

Sir, Granuloma annulare (GA), a granulomatous disease of unknown aetiology, is characterized by small papules that are often fused into annular arrangements. Several variants are known: localized GA, generalized GA, subcutaneous GA, perforating GA and arcuate dermal erythema. Localized GA is the most common of the subtypes; 9 – 15% are afflicted with the generalized variant. The other subtypes ...

PURPOSE To report a case of uveitis associated with granuloma annulare (GA). GA is a benign, usually self-limited dermatosis of unknown origin, causing necrobiotic dermal and subcutaneous papules. So far, ocular involvement has not been reported in GA. METHODS We describe a case of uveitis with GA. Ocular examination findings were consistent with uveitis. Histopathologic studies on lower extr...