Erythematous Violaceous Nodules and Telangiectasis on the Thighs

The lesions consisted of papules, plaques, and indurated, erythematous violaceous nodules, with a linear and reticular distribution (Figure 1). The left thigh presented a hot, erythematous plaque filled with numerous telangiectases on the surface (Figure 2). No enlarged lymph nodes were palpated in accessible regions, and no pathological findings were observed in the abdominal examination. The neurological examination was normal.